TeX/LaTeX format (.tex, .latex)
TeX/LaTeX is a markup-based typesetting language. neokapi reads the LaTeX2e document syntax — preamble, body, command sequences, environments, math mode, and comments — and extracts the prose that should be translated while leaving the command structure intact.
neokapi reads and writes TeX/LaTeX. Body paragraphs inside
\begin{document} … \end{document} become translatable Blocks, one per
paragraph (paragraphs are separated by blank lines; a soft line break inside
a paragraph collapses to a space). Visible-text header commands such as
\title, \author, and \date, and paragraph-level commands such as
\section, \chapter, and \caption, are translatable. Inline formatting
commands such as \textbf, \emph, and \footnote fold into the
surrounding paragraph. Structural commands (\label, \ref, \cite,
\usepackage, \documentclass), comments, math (inline and environment),
and verbatim/listing environments are non-translatable and preserved as
skeleton. This format has no configurable JSON schema in this reference.
This format has no configurable parameters.
Processing notes
Body paragraphs inside the document environment become one translatable Block each; blank lines separate paragraphs.
Header and sectioning commands (
\title,\section,\caption, …) are translatable; inline commands fold into the surrounding paragraph.Structural commands, comments, math, and verbatim environments are preserved as skeleton for round-trips.
Limitations
Math (inline and environment) and verbatim/listing environments are not extracted.
Comments and structural commands are non-translatable.
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