bg5+latex1
Use latex directly on a big5 encoded .tex file bg5pdflatex - use pdflatex directly on a big5 encoded .tex file bg5+latex - use latex directly on a big5+ encoded .tex file bg5+pdflatex - use pdflatex directly on a big5+ encoded .tex file cef5latex - use latex directly on a big5 encoded .tex file containing cef macros cef5pdflatex - use pdflatex directly on a big5 encoded .tex file containing cef macros ceflatex - use latex directly on a .tex file containing cef macros cefpdflatex - use pdflatex directly on a .tex file containing cef macros cefslatex - use latex directly on an sjis encoded .tex file containing cef macros cefspdflatex - use pdflatex directly on an sjis encoded .tex file containing cef macros gbklatex - use latex directly on a gbk encoded .tex file gbkpdflatex - use pdflatex directly on a gbk encoded .tex file sjislatex - use latex directly on an sjis encoded .tex file sjispdflatex - use pdflatex directly on an sjis encoded .tex file
Part of cjklatex(1).
Usage
bg5latex file.tex
bg5pdflatex file.tex
Overview
This manual page briefly documents the different *latex batch files that come with the CJK LaTeX macro.
The *latex commands are shell scripts that will convert a (Big5(+), GBK or SJIS encoded) .tex file in a .cjk file using the respective *conv command resulting in a .cjk file, and will then run (pdf)latex on the .cjk file.
If you use Big5+ encoding, then use bg5+latex or bg5+pdflatex.
If you use CEF macro's in your Big5 or SJIS encoded file, use cef5latex or cefslatex resp. instead. If it's in plain ASCII, use ceflatex.
If you use GNU/Emacs (>=20), you don't have to use any of these commands: just put the Lisp file "cjk-enc.el" in Emacs' load-path, load the library "cjk-enc" and run "M-x cjk-write-file" to create a .cjk file. Then process the .cjk file with latex or pdflatex.