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Aspose.TeX for Java is a library that provides a TeX engine extension called ObjectTeX. It can be used to typeset documents described by TeX files. “Object” means that intermediarytypesetting result is a specific object model which then can be uniformly converted into a number of end formats.
| Directory | Description |
|---|---|
| Examples | A collection of Java examples that help you learn the product features. |
- Typesetting of TeX files
- Create custom TeX formats
- Provide input data in various ways
- Fetch output data in various ways
TeX
XPS, PDF, JPEG, PNG, TIFF and BMP
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You can use Aspose.TeX for Java to build any type of Java application for Windows (32-bit or 64-bit) Linux, and macOS. Aspose.TeX for Java supports the J2SE 8.0 (1.8) or above (for example Java 10).
// Create typesetting options for no format on ObjectTeX engine extension.
TeXOptions options = TeXOptions.consoleAppOptions(TeXConfig.objectIniTeX());
// Specify a file system working directory for input.
options.setInputWorkingDirectory(new InputFileSystemDirectory(Utils.getInputDirectory()));
// Specify a file system working directory for output.
options.setOutputWorkingDirectory(new OutputFileSystemDirectory(Utils.getOutputDirectory()));
// Run format creation.
TeX.createFormat("customtex", options);
// For further output to look write.
options.getTerminalOut().getWriter().newLine();Home | Product Page | Docs | Demos | API Reference | Examples | Blog | Free Support | Temporary License