Input pages of nonsense using for testing purposes
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I remembered seeing this multiple times on this site, one can specify how many pages of nonsense to input to check that some global page settings (margins, page numbers etc) are correct. But I do not remember the name of this package and I could not find it by Google.
More generally, if I want to know a package for some specific purpose, which site could I use so that no such questions would be asked here.
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Problem
I remembered seeing this multiple times on this site, one can specify how many pages of nonsense to input to check that some global page settings (margins, page numbers etc) are correct. But I do not remember the name of this package and I could not find it by Google.
More generally, if I want to know a package for some specific purpose, which site could I use so that no such questions would be asked here.
packages
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Mr.RobotMr.Robot
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If you just want to create, say, 10 pages, you could simply dodocumentclass{article} usepackage{pgffor} begin{document} foreach X in {1,...,10} {~clearpage} end{document}. Strictly speakingpgfforis not needed for that, you could useloopinstead.documentclass{article} begin{document} loop ~clearpage ifnumthepage<10repeat end{document}
– marmot
5 mins ago
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Problem
I remembered seeing this multiple times on this site, one can specify how many pages of nonsense to input to check that some global page settings (margins, page numbers etc) are correct. But I do not remember the name of this package and I could not find it by Google.
More generally, if I want to know a package for some specific purpose, which site could I use so that no such questions would be asked here.
packages
asked 8 mins ago
Mr.RobotMr.Robot
1203
Problem
I remembered seeing this multiple times on this site, one can specify how many pages of nonsense to input to check that some global page settings (margins, page numbers etc) are correct. But I do not remember the name of this package and I could not find it by Google.
More generally, if I want to know a package for some specific purpose, which site could I use so that no such questions would be asked here.
packages
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Mr.RobotMr.Robot
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asked 8 mins ago
Mr.RobotMr.Robot
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asked 8 mins ago
Mr.RobotMr.Robot
1203
asked 8 mins ago
Mr.RobotMr.Robot
1203
asked 8 mins ago
Mr.RobotMr.Robot
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If you just want to create, say, 10 pages, you could simply dodocumentclass{article} usepackage{pgffor} begin{document} foreach X in {1,...,10} {~clearpage} end{document}. Strictly speakingpgfforis not needed for that, you could useloopinstead.documentclass{article} begin{document} loop ~clearpage ifnumthepage<10repeat end{document}
– marmot
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If you just want to create, say, 10 pages, you could simply dodocumentclass{article} usepackage{pgffor} begin{document} foreach X in {1,...,10} {~clearpage} end{document}. Strictly speakingpgfforis not needed for that, you could useloopinstead.documentclass{article} begin{document} loop ~clearpage ifnumthepage<10repeat end{document}
– marmot
5 mins ago
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If you just want to create, say, 10 pages, you could simply do
documentclass{article} usepackage{pgffor} begin{document} foreach X in {1,...,10} {~clearpage} end{document}. Strictly speaking pgffor is not needed for that, you could use loop instead. documentclass{article} begin{document} loop ~clearpage ifnumthepage<10repeat end{document}– marmot
5 mins ago
If you just want to create, say, 10 pages, you could simply do
documentclass{article} usepackage{pgffor} begin{document} foreach X in {1,...,10} {~clearpage} end{document}. Strictly speaking pgffor is not needed for that, you could use loop instead. documentclass{article} begin{document} loop ~clearpage ifnumthepage<10repeat end{document}– marmot
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If you just want to create, say, 10 pages, you could simply do
documentclass{article} usepackage{pgffor} begin{document} foreach X in {1,...,10} {~clearpage} end{document}. Strictly speakingpgfforis not needed for that, you could useloopinstead.documentclass{article} begin{document} loop ~clearpage ifnumthepage<10repeat end{document}– marmot
5 mins ago