Question

What Happens when an $atom$ combines with another $atom[tex] to form [tec]compunds$? $EXPLAIN$ with an example...​

Answer 1

Answer:

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When atoms combine they gain, lose or share electrons in such a way that the outer shells become chemically complete. ... The valence of an element is the number of electrons the elements gain or loses when it forms compounds with other elements. Electrons in the outermost shell are called valence electron.................

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Answer 2

Atom-LaTeX is an extension for Atom.io, aiming to provide all-in-one features and utilities for LaTeX typesetting with Atom.

Note

The original package author James-Yu switched back to Visual Studio Code since late March 2017. If you prefer VS Code as well, check out the sibling of this package LaTeX-Workshop.

Features

Some features have screenshots/screencasts available here. Have a check!

Compile LaTeX with BibTeX

Preview PDF with build-in viewer

Parse LaTeX compiling log

Autocomplete

Syntax highlighting

Direct and reverse SyncTeX

If you figured out some neat features, that you'd like included, create an issue!

Why another LaTeX package?

Unification provides a seamless experience. Aiming to make it work and work perfectly.

Requirements

LaTeX distribution in system PATH. For example, TeX Live.

Please note MikTeX does not ship with SyncTeX. See this link for a possible solution.

Set LaTeX root file.

Installation

Installing Atom-LaTeX is simple. You can find it in the atom.io package registry, or simply run apm install atom-latex from the command line.

For cutting edge features or changes, you can clone this repository to the Atom package folder:

Windows %USERPROFILE%\.atom\packages

Mac/Linux $HOME/.atom/packages

Usage

All commands can be invoked from Package→Atom-LaTeX menu or from the command palette. Alternatively, keybindings are provided. Each command is invoked if the two key combinations are pressed sequentially.

For reverse SyncTeX from PDF to LaTeX, use ctrl+Mouse Left Click in the PDF viewer to reveal the line in editor.

Mac OS users can use command key as a replacement of ctrl.

Command Default Keybind Function

atom-latex:build ctrl+L ctrl+B Build LaTeX file.

atom-latex:build-here ctrl+L ctrl+H Build LaTeX using active text editor file if possible.

atom-latex:clean ctrl+L ctrl+C Clean LaTeX auxillary files.

atom-latex:preview ctrl+L ctrl+P Preview generated PDF file with in-browser viewer.

atom-latex:kill ctrl+L ctrl+K Terminate current LaTeX building process.

atom-latex:synctex ctrl+L ctrl+S Direct SyncTeX from the current cursor position.

atom-latex:toggle-panel ctrl+L ctrl+L Toggle Atom-LaTeX panel display.

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