makeCourse
To use it, define a sub-class of the class Session with the methods make and files
- class CM(Session):
- def make(self, options):
print( “ - build handout”) self.writeFileFromTemplate( ‘CM.tex’, self.name+’.tex’, {} ) runCommand( [‘pdflatex’, self.name+’.tex’], 2 )
- def files(self):
return [ self.name+’.pdf’ ]
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