Re: a bit off topic: overleaf and indentation

[Marcin Borkowski]

git diff --ignore-space-change

or

git diff --ignore-all-space

Band-aid, but still helpful.  (Also, Magit can handle these options,
too.)

Hth,
mbork




On 2022-03-25, at 15:17, Uwe Brauer <oub@mat.ucm.es> wrote:

> Hi
>
> Does anybody have experience with files generated by overleaf?
> Lately I receive a bunch of these files, by various authors. In GNU emacs I 
> see them displayed as
>
>
> \begin{document}
>       \title{Solución de Ejercicio 2 de la Hoja 2}
>       \author{YO y TU}
>       \maketitle{}
>       %\listoftodos\relax
>       \begin{questions}
>               \titledquestion{Predictor Corrector: Euler 
> Trapecio}[30]\label{exm:1} 
>               \droppoints
>               Consideremos el (PVI)
>               \begin{equation}
>               \label{pvi}
>               \begin{cases}
>               x'(t) = f(t,x(t)), \cr x(t_0) = a,
>               \end{cases}
>               \end{equation}
>               con $ t\in[t_0,T] $, $ N\in\setN $, $ h = \dfrac{T-t_0}{N} $, $ 
> t_i = t_0 + ih $, $ i=0,\dots,N $, suponiendo que $f$ es Lipschitz en la 
> segunda variable y suficientemente regular. Consideremos el siguiente 
> procedimiento de \textbf{predicción–corrección}:
>
> So the indentation is large, and that of course let mercurial (or git) 
> display me changes where there are none.
>
> Any idea how to change this behavior in overleaf? Yes I do also use 
> latexdiff, but I found this behavior odd
>
> Thanks
>
>
> Uwe Brauer            


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