Fredrik Paues
Fredrik Paues
Thanks! That worked wonders :-) Is this something that should be added to `biblatex`? To me, it seems pretty standard to use `biblatex`, `babel`, `csquotes` and `microtype`, but perhaps it...
I see. (Though I consider myself a qualified user of LaTeX, I am still just a _user_. The deeper mechanics are as of yet still beyond me.)
One step closer, the last line could be replaced with ```julia-repl julia> wis = Interpolations.weightedindexes((Interpolations.value_weights,), Interpolations.itpinfo(itp)..., (0.5,)); ``` whereby ```julia-repl julia> v[wis...] 0.19191919191919196 ``` which confuses me.
Thanks! But it seems that the extrapolation scheme is not respected. ``` julia> using Interpolations julia> x = collect(range(0.1, 0.9, 9)); v = 2x; julia> itp = LinearInterpolation(x, v; extrapolation_bc=((Flat(),...
I don't quite understand what you mean by "the higher level interface". Do you mean using `itp` rather than `itp.itp` in the call to `Interpolations.itpinfo`? But that doesn't do the...
I see. Then I guess it is not the tool that I need. Thank you for your time! Perhaps you could that this as a feature suggestion 🙂
Good idea! That ought to work. Thanks!
It appears that the directory is in fact not ignored eventhough it is added to "dirs_to_ignore".
I have now removed the package, reinstalled it, opened the settings file to include the ignored directories and then defined a sync folder. Now, it appears to be working properly.
A suggestion would be to use the `csquotes` package and its `\enquote` command instead of manually typing the quotation marks.