This is a simple latex class for typing lecture notes and problems in Computational Physics. It provides the most basic utilities for you to conduct your documents. Try to look at file CompPhysClass.cls!
compile.tex is used to marginal configurations and compiling. The main content is included into this file from other locations such as archive/ and code/.
For the fist example (archive/test1.tex), just compile compile.tex and the result will look like test1.pdf.
For the second example (archive/test2.tex), try typesetting compile.tex with the following lines:
\documentclass[codeC]{CompPhysClass}
\usepackage[utf8]{vietnam}
\graphicspath{{./images}}
\subject{Lập trình C}
\begin{document}
\infohead
\input{archive/test2}
\end{document}
The result should look like test2.pdf.
\documentclass[LANGUAGE]{CompPhysClass}
where LANGUAGE is the default programming language used for code listing. LANGUAGE can be codeC, codeMatlab, codePython, console, or plaintext. The default is codeC.
Besides, there are some style-related options: hidecodecomment, hidelastediteddate, and showcodenumber.
\infohead
creates header: logo and information of your department/university. You should change it before use.
\subject{ SUBJECT }
shows subject name in footer.
\head{ DOCUMENT TITLE }
shows the title of the document.
\link{ URL }{ CONTENT }
similar to \href command but with style.
\memo[ CLASSIFIER ]{ CONTENT }
shows important remark. Command \note is similar to \memo but with customizable mark symbol. In \memo, 'hand' symbol (\hand) is default.
\m{ 1 & 2 \\ 3 & 4 }
makes matrix. Similar commands: \mb, \mv.
\np[ SIZE ]{ CONTENT }
creates minipage. Default SIZE is .47 (textwidth).