PreTeXt Quick Reference Sheet

[Thomas Judson]

Attached is a first attempt for a PreTeXt cheat sheet. Comments, corrections, and additions are welcome. If you change the document, please add your name as an author, update the version (current version is 1.0), and repost on pretext-dev and pretext-support.

Tom

[Rob Beezer]

Thanks, Tom, looks good! Once it settles down, we can put it into the
repository and then build it automatically for the website.

I'll eventually add a "(Printing: \today)" after the version number?

[Jones, Bryan]

Tom, thanks for you! Some ideas for enhancement:

• Provide a HTML version (not sure if this was written in PreTeXt or LaTeX).
• Provide LOTS of links to the manual -- for concepts, each tag, etc. For me, a quick reference also enables me to click and read up on the full details of the syntax.

Bryan

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[Steven Clontz]

I'd thought about writing a [subset of ]PreTeXt-to-quick-reference conversion, so you get the nice PDF but can also include it in a PreTeXt document.

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[Thomas Judson]

At least a link to https://pretextbook.org/doc/guide/html/guide-toc.html is appropriate.  If someone wants to do an HTML document with lots of links, go ahead, but I will pass.

Tom