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{{UsageTable}} is used to start a LaTeX usage table. Each row of the table is created using {{UsageTable-row}} and the table ends with {{UsageTable-end}}. For example:
{{UsageTable}} {{UsageTable-row|\int_0^\pi \sin(x) \, \mathrm{d}x||example of integral syntax}} {{UsageTable-end}}
Provides this table:
LaTeX markup... | ...results in: | ...is used for: |
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\int_0^\pi \sin(x) \, \mathrm{d}x
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example of integral syntax |
If you don't want the third column. then you may explicitly omit it using {{UsageTable|3=}}, and omitting the third parameter of each {{UsageTable-row}}. Also, if the "markup" column is different from the "results" column, each can be specified, as in this example:
{{UsageTable|3=}} {{UsageTable-row|\int_0^\pi <any function> \mathrm{d}x|\int_0^\pi \sin(x) \, \mathrm{d}x}} {{UsageTable-end}}
Provides this table:
LaTeX markup... | ...results in: |
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\int_0^\pi <any function> \mathrm{d}x
|
If you want to change the titles, include them as parameters of {{UsageTable}}. Note that in the {{UsageTable-row}} template, omitted columns show up without a border, as in this example:
{{UsageTable|column 1 heading|column 2 heading|column 3 heading}} {{UsageTable-row|\int_0^\pi <any function> \mathrm{d}x|\int_0^\pi \sin(x) \, \mathrm{d}x}} {{UsageTable-end}}
Provides this table:
column 1 heading | column 2 heading | column 3 heading |
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\int_0^\pi <any function> \mathrm{d}x
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Usage notes
- Curly braces
- Be extra careful of the closing curly braces in mathematical formulas so that no two are consecutive. This means instead of \sqrt{\frac{3}{4}}, you need to write \sqrt{frac{3}{4} }, and if your formula ends with a curly brace, put one more space after it so the only two consecutive curly braces are the ones that end the template invocation.
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