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!table_caption

Type & position: command, main part
 
Syntax: !table_caption <text>
 
Description: Use this command to set the title of the next table. You have to use this command outside the table environment. For the first table of your source file UDO will print "Table 1: A table" if you use the lower example.
 
Example: !table_caption A table
 
See: Tables, !table_caption*
 

!table_caption*

Type & position: command, main part
 
Syntax: !table_caption* <text>
 
Description: The difference between this and the !table_caption command is that UDO won't print "Table <no>:" before the table caption.
 
Example: !table_caption* A table
 
See: Tables, !table_caption
 

!table_counter

Type & position: switch, preamble
 
Syntax: !table_counter [<value>]
 
Description: With this switch you can set the table counter. If you use the lower example the caption of the first table will look like this: "Table 5: ...".
 
Example: !table_counter 5
 
See: Tables
 

!tableofcontents

Type & position: command, main part
 
Syntax: !tableofcontents
 
Description: Generates a full table of contents with specific commands of the destination format. I recommend to use this command right after using !begin_document or !maketitle.
 
See: Tables of contents, !use_short_toc
 

!tabwidth

Type & position: command, preamble & main part
 
Syntax: !tabwidth <value>
 
Description: If lines that are part of a verbatim environment contain TABs (ASCII 9) UDO will replace them by a specific number of blanks. E.g. if you have written a C source code using a tabwidth of 3 and you want to print it with UDO you can use !tabwidth 3. You can reset this value before every verbatim environment. UDO will use a value of 8 by default.
 
Example: !tabwidth 3
 
See: verbatim environment, !vinclude
 

!tex_2e

Type & position: switch, preamble
 
Syntax: !tex_2e
 
Description: UDO will output special LaTeX2e commands if you use this command e.g. \textbf{...} instead of {\bf ...}
 

!tex_dpi

Type & position: command, preamble & main part
 
Syntax: !tex_dpi <value>
 
Description: Sets the resolution with which images should be output via LaTeX.
 
Example: !tex_dpi 100
 
See: !tex_strunk, !tex_lindner, !tex_emtex, !image, Images
 

!tex_emtex

Type & position: switch, preamble
 
Syntax: !tex_emtex
 
Description: This switch says UDO to generate special emTeX commands to display Microsoft Paintshop Bitmaps (*.msp) when using the !image command.
 
See: !tex_strunk, !tex_lindner, !image, Images
 

!tex_lindner

Type & position: switch, preamble
 
Syntax: !tex_lindner
 
Description: This switch says UDO to generate special Lindner-TeX commands to display GEM images when using the !image command.
 
See: !tex_strunk, !tex_emtex, !image, Images
 

!tex_strunk

Type & position: switch, preamble
 
Syntax: !tex_strunk
 
Description: This switch says UDO to generate special Strunk-TeX commands to display GEM images when using the !image command.
 
See: !tex_lindner, !tex_emtex, !image, Images
 

!tex_verb

Type & position: command, preamble & main part
 
Syntax: !tex_verb <char>
 
Description: "<char" will be used as the sign for the LaTeX command \verb. "+" will be used by default.
 
Example: !tex_verb |
 
See: (!V)...(!v)
 

!toc

Type & position: command, main part
 
Syntax: !toc [<abbreviations>]
 
Description: Outputs a table of contents without special page or hypertext commands. The example shows how to output a table of contents (as raw text) for the ST-Guide.
 
Example: !toc [stg]
 
See: !tableofcontents, !subtoc, !subsubtoc, Tables of contents
 

!toc_offset

Type & position: switch, preamble
 
Syntax: !toc_offset <value>
 
Description: "<value>" is added to the current chapter number when printing a chapter headline or a table of contents. The example shows how to set the number of the first chapter to 10. You can use negative values, too. This switch has no effect to chapters of the appendix.
 
Example: !toc_offset 9
 

(!T)...(!t)

Type & position: placeholder, preamble & main part
 
Syntax: (!T)<text>(!t)
 
Description: "<text>" will be displayed in typewriter if possible.
 
Example: (!T)monospaced(!t)
 
See: Emphasizing text
 

(!TeX)

Type & position: placeholder, preamble & main part
 
Syntax: (!TeX)
 
Description: This placeholder will be replaced by \TeX{} when converting to LaTeX. Otherwise it will be replace by "TeX".
 
Example: (!TeX) is printed as TeX
 
See: (!LaTeX), (!LaTeXe)
 

(!today)

Type & position: placeholder, preamble & main part
 
Syntax: (!today)
 
Description: This placeholder will be replaced by the long form of the current date.
 
Example: (!today) becomes September 18, 2017
 
See: (!short_today), !language
 

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