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* Create combined-acronyms.tex Combined acronyms form cdeep_acronyms.tex, acronyms.tex , and acronym_list.md (on spacecoron_design_docs Overleaf repo) files together and added some new ones. * Create latex_acronyms-to-markdown.py Rough script for converting latex acronyms to a markdown list that might be easier to read from (made this in starting weeks for just testing). * Update combined-acronyms.tex Added ERD acronym * Update combined-acronyms files Added acronyms / abbreviations found in spacecoron_design_docs/ICDs/template.md file. * Update combined-acronyms.tex Adding additional acronyms found. * Moving to a utilities directory * Update combined-acronyms.tex * Update combined-acronyms.tex Adding more acronyms. * Update combined-acronyms.tex * Adding more acronyms Updating files with new acronyms added from payload guide. * Updating from ESC Guide Adding new acronyms used in ESC Contamination Control Plan in spacecoron_design_docs. * Adjusting acronym * Adding STIS Missing acronym used in documentation. Adding STIS. * Create combined-acronyms.tex Combined acronyms form cdeep_acronyms.tex, acronyms.tex , and acronym_list.md (on spacecoron_design_docs Overleaf repo) files together and added some new ones. * Create latex_acronyms-to-markdown.py Rough script for converting latex acronyms to a markdown list that might be easier to read from (made this in starting weeks for just testing). * Update combined-acronyms.tex Added ERD acronym * Update combined-acronyms files Added acronyms / abbreviations found in spacecoron_design_docs/ICDs/template.md file. * Update combined-acronyms.tex Adding additional acronyms found. * Moving to a utilities directory * Update combined-acronyms.tex * Update combined-acronyms.tex Adding more acronyms. * Update combined-acronyms.tex * Adding more acronyms Updating files with new acronyms added from payload guide. * Updating from ESC Guide Adding new acronyms used in ESC Contamination Control Plan in spacecoron_design_docs. * Adjusting acronym * Update md-workflow.yml Adding back if statement for updating files portion. * Adding STIS Missing acronym used in documentation. Adding STIS. * Update md-workflow.yml * Update combined_acronyms.tex From ESD Control Plan documentation. * Create glossaries.tex Testing out glossaryentries. Might have to remove. * update markdown acronyms * Update combined_acronyms.tex * Create gitinfo2-hook.sh * Update glossaries.tex Trying to categorize / adding type value. * Draft compile-test.sh * Draft compile-test.tex Not working / not finished yet. * update markdown acronyms * Update combined_acronyms.tex * update markdown acronyms * update markdown acronyms * add scoob combined_acronyms.tex * update markdown acronyms * add iEFC Update combined_acronyms.tex * update markdown acronyms * update markdown acronyms --------- Co-authored-by: Stephanie Rinaldi <srinaldi@arizona.edu> Co-authored-by: sfrinaldi <163890342+sfrinaldi@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: GitHub Action <action@github.com>
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# Simply for compiling compile-test.tex to see if it has errors. No error catching at the moment / using latex warnings for troubleshooting if there are problems with edits. | ||
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# Setup gitinfo | ||
sed -i -e 's/\r$//' gitinfo2-hook.sh | ||
bash gitinfo2-hook.sh | ||
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# Using -shell-escape in case this repo becomes a latex documentation template and minted is used. | ||
xelatex -shell-escape compile-test.tex | ||
xelatex -shell-escape compile-test.tex | ||
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%! Author = srinaldi | ||
%! Date = 9/24/2024 | ||
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% Preamble | ||
\documentclass[12pt]{book} | ||
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% Packages | ||
\usepackage{amsmath} | ||
\usepackage[toc]{glossaries} | ||
\usepackage[automake]{glossaries-extra} | ||
\usepackage{gitinfo2} | ||
\usepackage{hyperref} | ||
\usepackage{fancyhdr} | ||
\usepackage{enumitem} | ||
\usepackage{longtable} | ||
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% Glossary settings / loading | ||
\loadglsentries[\acronymtype]{combined_acronyms.tex} | ||
\loadglsentries[term]{glossaries.tex} | ||
\makeglossaries | ||
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% Set Variables | ||
\def\title{LaTeX Compiling Test} | ||
\def\subtitle{Verifying acronyms and glossaries entries made in .tex files compile correctly.} | ||
\def\repourl{\url{https://github.com/uasal/acronyms/tree/main}} | ||
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\edef\masterBranch{\detokenize{master}} | ||
\edef\gitBranch{\gitBranch} | ||
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% Setup internal link colors | ||
\hypersetup{% | ||
colorlinks=true, | ||
linkcolor=blue, | ||
urlcolor=blue, | ||
filecolor=blue, | ||
linktoc=all, | ||
citecolor=blue, | ||
} | ||
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% Pagestyles | ||
\cfoot{\thepage\n } | ||
\pagestyle{fancy} | ||
\fancyhf{} | ||
\fancyhead[LE,RO]{Rev: \gitAbbrevHash- \gitDirty\, \gitCommitterDate} | ||
\fancyhead[RE,LO]{LaTeX Acronyms \& Terms, Page \thepage} | ||
\fancyfoot[CE,CO]{\rightmark} | ||
\setlength{\headheight}{14.49998pt} | ||
\addtolength{\topmargin}{-2.49998pt} | ||
%\fancyfoot[LE,RO]{} | ||
\topskip0pt | ||
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% Document | ||
\begin{document} | ||
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% Making Title Page | ||
\renewcommand{\maketitle}{ | ||
\pagestyle{empty} | ||
\thispagestyle{empty} | ||
%--- Make title page | ||
\begin{center} | ||
\vspace{0.5cm} \mbox{}\hrulefill \mbox{}\\[1cm] | ||
{\Huge \textbf{\title}\\[1cm]} | ||
{\LARGE \textit{\subtitle}}\\[2cm] | ||
%{\small \textbf{Teledoc Link: }\textit{\teledoc}}\\[0.3cm] | ||
{\small \textbf{Repository: }\textit{\repourl}}\\[0.5cm] | ||
{\small \textbf{Branch: } \gitBranch} | ||
{\small \textbf{ | Commit:} \gitDescribe}\\[0.5cm] | ||
%{\small \textit{\access}} \vfill | ||
{\small \mbox{}\hrulefill\mbox{}\\[10mm]} | ||
\footnote{{ Revision: \gitAbbrevHash - \gitDirty\ Date: \gitCommitterDate}} | ||
\end{center} | ||
\pagestyle{fancy} | ||
} | ||
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\maketitle | ||
\newpage | ||
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\setcounter{secnumdepth}{4} | ||
\setcounter{tocdepth}{2} | ||
\tableofcontents | ||
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\chapter{Overview} | ||
Testing acronyms and glossary entries. | ||
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\chapter{List of Terms and Abbreviations} | ||
\setglossarysection{section} | ||
\printglossary[type=\acronymtype] | ||
\printglossary[type=term] | ||
%\printglossary[type=\acronymtype] | ||
%\glsaddallunused[\acronymtype] | ||
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Fin. | ||
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\end{document} |
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#!/bin/sh | ||
# Copyright 2015 Brent Longborough | ||
# Part of gitinfo2 package Version 2 | ||
# Release 2.0.7 2015-11-22 | ||
# Please read gitinfo2.pdf for licencing and other details | ||
# ----------------------------------------------------- | ||
# Post-{commit,checkout,merge} hook for the gitinfo2 package | ||
# | ||
# Get the first tag found in the history from the current HEAD | ||
FIRSTTAG=$(git describe --tags --always --dirty='-*' 2>/dev/null) | ||
# Get the first tag in history that looks like a Release | ||
RELTAG=$(git describe --tags --long --always --dirty='-*' --match 'v[0-9]*.*' 2>/dev/null) | ||
# Hoover up the metadata | ||
git --no-pager log -1 --date=short --decorate=short \ | ||
--pretty=format:"\usepackage[% | ||
shash={%h}, | ||
lhash={%H}, | ||
authname={%an}, | ||
authemail={%ae}, | ||
authsdate={%ad}, | ||
authidate={%ai}, | ||
authudate={%at}, | ||
commname={%cn}, | ||
commemail={%ce}, | ||
commsdate={%cd}, | ||
commidate={%ci}, | ||
commudate={%ct}, | ||
refnames={%d}, | ||
firsttagdescribe={$FIRSTTAG}, | ||
reltag={$RELTAG} | ||
]{gitexinfo}" HEAD > .git/gitHeadInfo.gin |
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%! Author = srinaldi | ||
%! Date = 2024-09-23 | ||
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% For recording terms and definitions (separate from acronyms) to be used in latex generating repositories or for reference. | ||
% Use the following command for adding a new term to the glossary: | ||
% \newglossaryentry{term}{type={term},name={term},description={term description}} | ||
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\newglossaryentry{assembly} | ||
{ | ||
type={term}, | ||
name={assembly}, | ||
description={A functional subdivision of a component, consisting of parts or subassemblies, which perform functions necessary for the operation of the component as a whole. Examples: regulator assembly, power amplifier assembly, gyro assembly, etc.} | ||
} | ||
\newglossaryentry{cheater plug} | ||
{ | ||
type={term}, | ||
name={cheater plug}, | ||
description={An Alternating Current \gls{AC} plug adapter used to connect a three-pronged plug to a two-pronged AC socket. It can be used to separate the ground wire from the socket for testing purposes.} | ||
} | ||
\newglossaryentry{component} | ||
{ | ||
type={term}, | ||
name={component}, | ||
description={A functional subdivision of a system, generally a self-contained combination of assemblies performing a function necessary for the system's operation. Examples: power supply, transmitter, gyro package, etc.} | ||
} | ||
\newglossaryentry{conductive material}{type={term},name={conductive material},description={A material that has a surface resistivity of <105 ohms per square or a volume resistivity <104 ohms-cm.}} | ||
\newglossaryentry{electrostatic discharge (ESD)}{type={term},name={electrostatic discharge},description={A transfer of electrostatic charge between bodies at different electrostatic potentials caused by direct contact or induced by an electrostatic field.}} | ||
\newglossaryentry{ESD-Protective Material}{type={term},name={ESD-Protective Material},description={Material capable of one or more of the following functions: limiting the generation of static electricity; safely dissipating electrostatic charges over its surface or volume; or providing shielding from ESD spark discharge or electrostatic fields.}} | ||
\newglossaryentry{ESD Protected Area}{type={term},name={ESD Protected Area},description={An area that is constructed and equipped with the necessary ESD-protective materials and equipment to limit ESD voltage below the sensitivity level of ESDS items handled therein. This may include benches, rooms or buildings.}} | ||
\newglossaryentry{Kit}{type={term},name={Kit},description={A prepared package of parts with instructions for assembly and/or wiring a component or chassis.}} | ||
\newglossaryentry{Operator}{type={term},name={Operator},description={An individual who is trained and certified to perform tasks in an ESD protected area.}} | ||
\newglossaryentry{Part}{type={term},name={Part},description={An element of a component, assembly, or subassembly which is not normally subject to further subdivision or disassembly without destruction of its designed use, e.g., a module, Integrated Circuit (IC), resistor, etc.}} | ||
\newglossaryentry{Soft Ground}{type={term},name={Soft Ground},description={A connection to ground through impedance sufficiently high to limit current flow to safe levels for personnel (normally 5 milliamperes). Impedance needed for a soft ground is dependent upon the voltage levels which could be contacted by personnel near the ground. By this definition a hard ground protected by a functional GFCI is considered a soft ground.}} | ||
\newglossaryentry{Static Dissipative}{type={term},name={Static Dissipative},description={A property of a material having surface resistivity ≥105 but <1012 ohms per square or a volume resistivity ≥104 but <1011 ohms-cm.}} | ||
\newglossaryentry{Surface Resistivity}{type={term},name={Surface Resistivity},description={The surface resistivity is an inverse measure of the conductivity of a material. Surface resistivity of a material is numerically equal to the surface resistance between two electrodes forming opposite sides of a square. The size of the square is immaterial. Surface resistivity applies to both surfaces and materials with constant volume conductivity and has the value of ohms per square.}} | ||
\newglossaryentry{Triboelectric}{type={term},name={Triboelectric},description={Pertaining to electricity generated by friction.}} | ||
\newglossaryentry{Electrostatic Field}{type={term},name={Electrostatic Field},description={A voltage gradient between an electrostatically charged surface and another surface of a different electrostatic potential.}} | ||
\newglossaryentry{Ground}{type={term},name={Ground},description={A mass such as earth, a ship, or a vehicle hull, capable of supplying or accepting a large electrical charge.}} | ||
\newglossaryentry{Groundable Point}{type={term},name={Groundable Point},description={Any point with low impedance to ground where grounding may be attached. Usually it is the common point ground.}} | ||
\newglossaryentry{Hard Ground}{type={term},name={Hard Ground},description={A connection to earth ground either directly or through low impedance.}} | ||
\newglossaryentry{Insulative Material}{type={term},name={Insulative Material},description={A material having a surface resistivity ≥1012 ohms/square or a volume resistivity ≥1011 ohms-cm.}} | ||
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