texeqn
Section: User Commands (1)
Updated: 2/2/84
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NAME
texeqn - extracts the equations in a TEX document and
passes them to the standard output.
SYNOPSIS
texeqn [-iw]
filename
DESCRIPTION
It is sometimes desirable to check only the equations of a document.
texeqn
strips those patterns that constitute displayed equations, i.e. anything
surrounded by
two
dollar signs or \begin{equation} and \end{equation}.
Note that this also includes any text that is displayed
in this fashion even if it is not an equation.
\input and \include files are inserted unless the
-i
flag is used.
Warning is given if suspected unmatching is detected. Use the
-w
flag to suppress these warnings.
Text commented by '%' is ignored.
Using
texeqn
alone does not typest the equations. If you want them typeset use the
-eqn
option with TEX(1).
DIAGNOSTICS
Displayed equations that are started and ended by user-defined
control sequences are regarded as text.
SEE ALSO
TEX(1), detex(1), texexpand(1), texmatch(1)
AUTHOR
Kamal Al-Yahya, Stanford University
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