| // © 2023 Ruben Felgenhauer | |
| // Usage of the works is permitted provided that this instrument is retained with the works, so that any entity that uses the works is notified of this instrument. | |
| #let LaTeX = { | |
| let A = ( | |
| offset: ( | |
| x: -0.33em, | |
| y: -0.3em, | |
| ), | |
| size: 0.7em, | |
| ) | |
| let T = ( | |
| x_offset: -0.12em | |
| ) | |
| let E = ( | |
| x_offset: -0.2em, | |
| y_offset: 0.23em, | |
| size: 1em | |
| ) | |
| let X = ( | |
| x_offset: -0.1em | |
| ) | |
| [L#h(A.offset.x)#text(size: A.size, baseline: A.offset.y)[A]#h(T.x_offset)T#h(E.x_offset)#text(size: E.size, baseline: E.y_offset)[E]#h(X.x_offset)X] | |
| } |
In order to typeset the LaTeX logo with a function, save latex-logo.typ in your working directory and write:
#import "latex-logo.typ": LaTeX
#LaTeX
If you simply want to replace all occurences of the string LaTeX in your document with the LaTeX logo, you can additionally use a show rule:
#show "LaTeX": name => LaTeX
LaTeX