https://github.com/waikato/conference-proceedings-bash
Bash scripts for managing conference proceedings written in LaTeX.
https://github.com/waikato/conference-proceedings-bash
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Bash scripts for managing conference proceedings written in LaTeX.
- Host: GitHub
- URL: https://github.com/waikato/conference-proceedings-bash
- Owner: Waikato
- License: gpl-3.0
- Created: 2016-12-15T21:54:40.000Z (over 9 years ago)
- Default Branch: master
- Last Pushed: 2017-03-15T21:07:45.000Z (over 9 years ago)
- Last Synced: 2025-10-20T07:41:07.474Z (8 months ago)
- Topics: bash, conference
- Language: Shell
- Size: 20.5 KB
- Stars: 1
- Watchers: 1
- Forks: 1
- Open Issues: 0
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Metadata Files:
- Readme: README.md
- License: LICENSE
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README
# conference-proceedings-bash
Bash scripts for managing conference proceedings written in LaTeX.
Original scripts used for [ACML 2016 proceedings](http://jmlr.org/proceedings/papers/v63/)
(published in JMLR).
## Files
* `articles.list`
Defines the articles (and their order) for the proceedings.
Format:
```
name dir compiler include in page count (yes|no)
```
* `build.sh`
Builds all papers defined in `articles.list` (same directory as `build.sh`).
The `articles.list` file contains the directories of the articles and
the compiler to use for each article (eg `xelatex` or `pdflatex`).
* `list_page_no.sh`
Once the `build.sh` script has compiled all articles, this script can be used
to output the page numbers of all the articles. It also outputs the `start page`
number for each of the articles. Articles, like prefaces, can be excluded
from the start page count (see `articles.list` format).
* `update_start_page.sh`
Updates the start page command sequences in the articles using the output
generated by `list_page_no.sh`.
The following LaTeX sequence gets updated:
```
\newcommand{\startpage}{123}
```
* `copy_to.sh`
Copies the compiled articles (ie PDFs) to a user-specified output directory.
This includes optional, supplementary documents.
## Example articles definition
```
# format:
# name dir compiler include in page count (yes|no)
preface 00_preface xelatex no
chen115 01_01_01_Paper 115/chen115 xelatex yes
Fu62 01_01_02_Paper 62/Fu62 xelatex yes
yang54 01_01_04_Paper 54/yang54 xelatex yes
nguyen19 01_02_01_Paper 19/nguyen19 pdflatex yes
sahoo56 01_02_02_Paper 56/sahoo56 xelatex yes
lei63 01_02_03_Paper 63/lei63 xelatex yes
qiao37 01_02_05_Paper 37/qiao37 xelatex yes
Brault39 01_03_01_Paper 39/Brault39 xelatex yes
takada48 01_03_02_Paper 48/takada48 xelatex yes
clemencon64 01_03_03_Paper 64/clemencon64 xelatex yes
Gao09 01_03_04_Paper 9/Gao09 xelatex yes
walder88 01_04_01_Paper 88/walder88 pdflatex yes
Fu60 01_04_02_Paper 60/Fu60 xelatex yes
Dasgupta79 01_04_04_Paper 79/Dasgupta79 xelatex yes
chen33 02_05_01_Paper 33/chen33 xelatex yes
lim83 02_05_02_Paper 83/lim83 xelatex yes
nguyen93 02_05_03_Paper 93/nguyen93 pdflatex yes
bai103 02_05_04_Paper 103/bai103 xelatex yes
ye4 02_06_03_Paper 4/ye4 xelatex yes
yamane65 02_06_04_Paper 65/yamane65 xelatex yes
Gouk8 02_06_05_Paper 8/Gouk8 pdflatex yes
kumaraswamy29 02_07_01_Paper 29/kumaraswamy29 xelatex yes
gao30 02_07_02_Paper 30/gao30 xelatex yes
ko101 02_07_03_Paper 101/ko101 pdflatex yes
Marron87 02_07_04_Paper 87/Marron87 xelatex yes
Song106 02_08_01_Paper 106/Song106 xelatex yes
ShafieiBavani24 02_08_02_Paper 24/ShafieiBavani24 xelatex yes
Horev84 02_08_03_Paper 84/Horev84 xelatex yes
Song94 02_08_04_Paper 94/Song94 xelatex yes
```
## Example commands
Here is an example sequence of commands:
```
build.sh
list_page_no.sh > pages.txt
update_start_page.sh -p pages.txt
build.sh
copy_to.sh -o /somewhere/final-proceedings
```