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Option to add an abstract or preface section on the first page and start the document on the page after?

When adding a thing, can it be made so if it's not a class that inherits from _main, default to make it text?

since the code class uses minted, and this has some pre-requisite installations, these need to be included in the code class documentation.
Possible also include a how to install the required things as well?

Changed the Code.generate_TeX() method to use minted because it has better code highlighting and now I can't compile anything...

Need to check if there's a $ in the text input and if there is, check if there's a \text{} in there. If there is change the packages list

Having been using it for some time, it's dawned on me that it's not that easy to use with brackets all over the place and very difficult to follow. So, could we instead have a file interpreter? Make a new file type .etex that's a raw text file just with a different extension, or just use a .txt file, and have specific syntax that generates latex code from it and compiles it?

Use \/ for a new line for text

For the plots, add a method that, given a numeric value and a range, will generate the tex code for the ticks. Same for minor ticks.

Need to find how to use __all__ to control what classes and variables get imported when from ETeX.main import * is called

Since the generate_TeX method of the plot class starts by just adding string if a variable exists, see if you can loop through all the stored variables using dict(self.__dict__.items()) and check if a variable is in the keys of another dictionary, and if so get the tuple value of that variable and put the value of the variable in between them. For example:

plot_generate_TeX = {'title': ('title={', '}'), 'samples': ('samples=', ''), ... }

So when checking through dict(self.__dict__.items()).keys() if the current key is in plot_generate_TeX.keys() then:

for i in dict(self.__dict__.items()).keys()
    if i in plot_generate_TeX.keys():
        given += f'{plot_generate_TeX[i][0]}{dict(self.__dict__.items())[i]}{plot_generate_TeX[i][1]}'

It would also probably be quicker to assign dict(self.__dict__.items()) to a local single use variable so that the code doesn't have to constantly make the dictionary maybe. It would also look a bit neater.

Each section and figure can have a certain title, and a table of contes entry such as below:
\section[Table of contents entry]{Heading title}
Add this as a option?

Add a \label part to the generate_TeX method of the _section class in the style:
\label{{sub*}sec:{section_name}}
The section_name used MUST be unique and if not unique add numbers on to the end. For example:

• TestSection

• TestSection001

• TestSection002
  etc.
  The section_name must also not have any spaces or special characters that might break something:

• \

• /

• %

• $

When footnotes are used, the contents occasionally don't generate. this may be because of the use of \hyperref tag

Is there an option to change the highlighting colour?

\write18 mode should only be enabled if the Code class in included for the minted package otherwise it should be excluded to minimise potential security flaws

since the packages were updated to included conditions before the package name and commands after all packages were included there has been a large error made. If several packages are added to the document, if two are the same but contain different postPre text, then the postPre text from the second, and any subsequent packages of the same name, will be excluded since the package has already been added. This could lead to large errors and NEEDS fixing