ctan-ann - scholatex

CTAN update: scholatex

Mon, 22 Jun 2026 12:49:41 +0200

Gérard Dubard submitted an update to the

                 scholatex

package.

Version:  1.1 2026-06-20
License:  gpl3+

Summary description:  A simple tag-based language for creating school worksheets and handouts

Announcement text: scholatex 1.1 extends the maths mini-language with a full integral
 family (definite, multiple with Fubini ordering, contour, principal

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CTAN update: scholatex

Tue, 23 Jun 2026 02:25:06 +0200

Gérard Dubard submitted an update to the
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>                 scholatex
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> Version: 2.0 2026-06-21
> License: gpl3+
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> Summary description: A tag-based language for print-ready teaching worksheets, built on LuaLaTeX
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> Announcement text:
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> Version 2.0. Security: the untrusted sandbox now caps string.rep/string.format through both the global string table and string method calls, and removes string.dump. Parser: the maths mini-language now handles brace groups in fractions; backslash counting is unified; an unterminated < is reported clearly instead of crashing. Documentation and examples revised for consistency (151 svgnames colours, closed-language design, streamlined example sheets).
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CTAN update: scholatex

Thu, 25 Jun 2026 19:08:00 +0200

Gérard Dubard submitted an update to the

                  scholatex

package.

Version:  2.1 2026-06-23
License:  gpl3+

Summary description:  A tag-based language for print-ready teaching worksheets, built on LuaLaTeX

Announcement text: The scholatex package provides a tag-based language for creating
 teaching worksheets with LuaLaTeX. Version 2.1 adds:

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CTAN update: scholatex

Tue, 30 Jun 2026 06:37:11 +0200

Gérard Dubard submitted an update to the

                scholatex

package.

Version: 2.3
License: gpl3+

Summary description: A tag-based language for print-ready teaching worksheets, built on LuaLaTeX

Announcement text:scholatex 2.3 — this release brings together the additions of versions 2.2 and 2.3.

Figure drawing (2.3): the new  block renders plane geometric figures from a description alone — the shape is named, its measurements given, and coordinates are computed trigonometrically and emitted as hard TikZ numbers. It covers triangles by every classical definition, quadrilaterals (square, rectangle, rhombus, parallelogram, trapezoid, kite), regular polygons by name or point count, and circles (by centre and radius, circumscribed through three points, or inscribed). Equal-side and right-angle marks and per-side length labels are opt-in, with single and double ticks telling apart pairs of different lengths. Composite figures share points and edges; loops, rotation and low-level point and line primitives allow free-form drawings.

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