LuaLaTex - how to use number, computed later in the document

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LuaLaTex - how to use number, computed later in the document














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I am trying to print a number at the beginning of my document, say x. The problem is, that this number gets computed at a later part of my document, for example x = 2 + 3.



How do I use the result of this calculation at the beginning of my document? Commands like tableofcontents are also able to do similar things by multiple compile-steps, so i think this should be possible, but I am stuck here. Do you have any advice?










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  • Welcome to TeX.SX! Could you already share a minimal working example (MWE) with what you have so far? So do you already have code that calculates something in Lua. Because up to now it is not totally clear how and where the calculation is happening/should happen.

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I am trying to print a number at the beginning of my document, say x. The problem is, that this number gets computed at a later part of my document, for example x = 2 + 3.



How do I use the result of this calculation at the beginning of my document? Commands like tableofcontents are also able to do similar things by multiple compile-steps, so i think this should be possible, but I am stuck here. Do you have any advice?










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  • Welcome to TeX.SX! Could you already share a minimal working example (MWE) with what you have so far? So do you already have code that calculates something in Lua. Because up to now it is not totally clear how and where the calculation is happening/should happen.

    – Stefan Pinnow
    Jun 6 at 14:19













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I am trying to print a number at the beginning of my document, say x. The problem is, that this number gets computed at a later part of my document, for example x = 2 + 3.



How do I use the result of this calculation at the beginning of my document? Commands like tableofcontents are also able to do similar things by multiple compile-steps, so i think this should be possible, but I am stuck here. Do you have any advice?










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I am trying to print a number at the beginning of my document, say x. The problem is, that this number gets computed at a later part of my document, for example x = 2 + 3.



How do I use the result of this calculation at the beginning of my document? Commands like tableofcontents are also able to do similar things by multiple compile-steps, so i think this should be possible, but I am stuck here. Do you have any advice?







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  • Welcome to TeX.SX! Could you already share a minimal working example (MWE) with what you have so far? So do you already have code that calculates something in Lua. Because up to now it is not totally clear how and where the calculation is happening/should happen.

    – Stefan Pinnow
    Jun 6 at 14:19

















  • Welcome to TeX.SX! Could you already share a minimal working example (MWE) with what you have so far? So do you already have code that calculates something in Lua. Because up to now it is not totally clear how and where the calculation is happening/should happen.

    – Stefan Pinnow
    Jun 6 at 14:19
















Welcome to TeX.SX! Could you already share a minimal working example (MWE) with what you have so far? So do you already have code that calculates something in Lua. Because up to now it is not totally clear how and where the calculation is happening/should happen.

– Stefan Pinnow
Jun 6 at 14:19





Welcome to TeX.SX! Could you already share a minimal working example (MWE) with what you have so far? So do you already have code that calculates something in Lua. Because up to now it is not totally clear how and where the calculation is happening/should happen.

– Stefan Pinnow
Jun 6 at 14:19










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as in classic tex, you can use the aux file



documentclassarticle


gdefmynumber0% first time
begindocument

The number will be mynumber.

makeatletter
immediatewrite@auxoutgdefstringmynumberdirectlua
n=1+2+3
tex.print(n)
makeatother

enddocument





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    Welcome to TeX.SX! Here is a LaTeX3 implementation. It is independent of the TeX engine (LuaTeX, pdfTeX, XeTeX...). Moreover, as for LaTeX references, you will be warned if the result has changed since the last compilation run (meaning you should recompile to get correct output). The arithmetic expression passed to writeresult uses the int_eval:n function described in interface3.pdf (cf. part titled The l3int package).



    documentclassarticle
    usepackagexparse

    ExplSyntaxOn

    str_new:N g_lemonbonbon_result_str
    str_new:N g_lemonbonbon_previous_result_str

    msg_new:nnn lemonbonbon additional-compilation-run-may-be-needed
    The~computed~result~has~changed;~another~compilation~run~may~be~needed.

    cs_new_protected:Npn lemonbonbon_write_result_to_aux_file:n #1

    cs_set_eq:cN lemonbonbon@set@result relax % will not expand

    iow_now:cx @auxout
    use:c lemonbonbon@set@result int_eval:n #1


    NewDocumentCommand writeresult m

    lemonbonbon_write_result_to_aux_file:n #1


    NewDocumentCommand useresult

    str_use:N g_lemonbonbon_result_str


    AtBeginDocument

    % Save the previous result (this is run after the .aux file has been read)
    str_gset_eq:NN g_lemonbonbon_previous_result_str g_lemonbonbon_result_str


    % Command run when the .aux file is reread, after the AtEndDocument hook.
    cs_new_protected:Npn lemonbonbon_warn_if_result_changed:n #1

    str_if_eq:VnF g_lemonbonbon_previous_result_str #1

    msg_warning:nn lemonbonbon
    additional-compilation-run-may-be-needed



    % Reading the .aux file at end of document triggers comparison with the
    % previous result in order to warn the user if it has changed.
    AtEndDocument

    cs_gset_eq:cN lemonbonbon@set@result
    lemonbonbon_warn_if_result_changed:n


    makeatletter
    % Command used in the .aux file (uses LaTeX2e naming conventions)
    NewDocumentCommand lemonbonbon@set@result m

    str_gset:Nn g_lemonbonbon_result_str #1

    makeatother

    ExplSyntaxOff

    begindocument
    The result is useresult.

    writeresult3+4*(5-3)
    enddocument


    Output after two compilation runs:



    Screenshot






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      oh no, green square trying to steal my tick by application of expl3 code, you are not by any chance related to @egreg are you? :-)

      – David Carlisle
      Jun 6 at 16:11











    • @DavidCarlisle Not to my knowledge. I'm just an insignificant apprentice ;-)

      – frougon
      Jun 6 at 16:14












    • Note that this could be extended to store an arbitrary number of (key, value) pairs. Not sure anyone cares, though...

      – frougon
      Jun 6 at 19:55











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    enter image description here



    as in classic tex, you can use the aux file



    documentclassarticle


    gdefmynumber0% first time
    begindocument

    The number will be mynumber.

    makeatletter
    immediatewrite@auxoutgdefstringmynumberdirectlua
    n=1+2+3
    tex.print(n)
    makeatother

    enddocument





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      enter image description here



      as in classic tex, you can use the aux file



      documentclassarticle


      gdefmynumber0% first time
      begindocument

      The number will be mynumber.

      makeatletter
      immediatewrite@auxoutgdefstringmynumberdirectlua
      n=1+2+3
      tex.print(n)
      makeatother

      enddocument





      share|improve this answer

























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        enter image description here



        as in classic tex, you can use the aux file



        documentclassarticle


        gdefmynumber0% first time
        begindocument

        The number will be mynumber.

        makeatletter
        immediatewrite@auxoutgdefstringmynumberdirectlua
        n=1+2+3
        tex.print(n)
        makeatother

        enddocument





        share|improve this answer













        enter image description here



        as in classic tex, you can use the aux file



        documentclassarticle


        gdefmynumber0% first time
        begindocument

        The number will be mynumber.

        makeatletter
        immediatewrite@auxoutgdefstringmynumberdirectlua
        n=1+2+3
        tex.print(n)
        makeatother

        enddocument






        share|improve this answer












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            Welcome to TeX.SX! Here is a LaTeX3 implementation. It is independent of the TeX engine (LuaTeX, pdfTeX, XeTeX...). Moreover, as for LaTeX references, you will be warned if the result has changed since the last compilation run (meaning you should recompile to get correct output). The arithmetic expression passed to writeresult uses the int_eval:n function described in interface3.pdf (cf. part titled The l3int package).



            documentclassarticle
            usepackagexparse

            ExplSyntaxOn

            str_new:N g_lemonbonbon_result_str
            str_new:N g_lemonbonbon_previous_result_str

            msg_new:nnn lemonbonbon additional-compilation-run-may-be-needed
            The~computed~result~has~changed;~another~compilation~run~may~be~needed.

            cs_new_protected:Npn lemonbonbon_write_result_to_aux_file:n #1

            cs_set_eq:cN lemonbonbon@set@result relax % will not expand

            iow_now:cx @auxout
            use:c lemonbonbon@set@result int_eval:n #1


            NewDocumentCommand writeresult m

            lemonbonbon_write_result_to_aux_file:n #1


            NewDocumentCommand useresult

            str_use:N g_lemonbonbon_result_str


            AtBeginDocument

            % Save the previous result (this is run after the .aux file has been read)
            str_gset_eq:NN g_lemonbonbon_previous_result_str g_lemonbonbon_result_str


            % Command run when the .aux file is reread, after the AtEndDocument hook.
            cs_new_protected:Npn lemonbonbon_warn_if_result_changed:n #1

            str_if_eq:VnF g_lemonbonbon_previous_result_str #1

            msg_warning:nn lemonbonbon
            additional-compilation-run-may-be-needed



            % Reading the .aux file at end of document triggers comparison with the
            % previous result in order to warn the user if it has changed.
            AtEndDocument

            cs_gset_eq:cN lemonbonbon@set@result
            lemonbonbon_warn_if_result_changed:n


            makeatletter
            % Command used in the .aux file (uses LaTeX2e naming conventions)
            NewDocumentCommand lemonbonbon@set@result m

            str_gset:Nn g_lemonbonbon_result_str #1

            makeatother

            ExplSyntaxOff

            begindocument
            The result is useresult.

            writeresult3+4*(5-3)
            enddocument


            Output after two compilation runs:



            Screenshot






            share|improve this answer




















            • 2





              oh no, green square trying to steal my tick by application of expl3 code, you are not by any chance related to @egreg are you? :-)

              – David Carlisle
              Jun 6 at 16:11











            • @DavidCarlisle Not to my knowledge. I'm just an insignificant apprentice ;-)

              – frougon
              Jun 6 at 16:14












            • Note that this could be extended to store an arbitrary number of (key, value) pairs. Not sure anyone cares, though...

              – frougon
              Jun 6 at 19:55















            7














            Welcome to TeX.SX! Here is a LaTeX3 implementation. It is independent of the TeX engine (LuaTeX, pdfTeX, XeTeX...). Moreover, as for LaTeX references, you will be warned if the result has changed since the last compilation run (meaning you should recompile to get correct output). The arithmetic expression passed to writeresult uses the int_eval:n function described in interface3.pdf (cf. part titled The l3int package).



            documentclassarticle
            usepackagexparse

            ExplSyntaxOn

            str_new:N g_lemonbonbon_result_str
            str_new:N g_lemonbonbon_previous_result_str

            msg_new:nnn lemonbonbon additional-compilation-run-may-be-needed
            The~computed~result~has~changed;~another~compilation~run~may~be~needed.

            cs_new_protected:Npn lemonbonbon_write_result_to_aux_file:n #1

            cs_set_eq:cN lemonbonbon@set@result relax % will not expand

            iow_now:cx @auxout
            use:c lemonbonbon@set@result int_eval:n #1


            NewDocumentCommand writeresult m

            lemonbonbon_write_result_to_aux_file:n #1


            NewDocumentCommand useresult

            str_use:N g_lemonbonbon_result_str


            AtBeginDocument

            % Save the previous result (this is run after the .aux file has been read)
            str_gset_eq:NN g_lemonbonbon_previous_result_str g_lemonbonbon_result_str


            % Command run when the .aux file is reread, after the AtEndDocument hook.
            cs_new_protected:Npn lemonbonbon_warn_if_result_changed:n #1

            str_if_eq:VnF g_lemonbonbon_previous_result_str #1

            msg_warning:nn lemonbonbon
            additional-compilation-run-may-be-needed



            % Reading the .aux file at end of document triggers comparison with the
            % previous result in order to warn the user if it has changed.
            AtEndDocument

            cs_gset_eq:cN lemonbonbon@set@result
            lemonbonbon_warn_if_result_changed:n


            makeatletter
            % Command used in the .aux file (uses LaTeX2e naming conventions)
            NewDocumentCommand lemonbonbon@set@result m

            str_gset:Nn g_lemonbonbon_result_str #1

            makeatother

            ExplSyntaxOff

            begindocument
            The result is useresult.

            writeresult3+4*(5-3)
            enddocument


            Output after two compilation runs:



            Screenshot






            share|improve this answer




















            • 2





              oh no, green square trying to steal my tick by application of expl3 code, you are not by any chance related to @egreg are you? :-)

              – David Carlisle
              Jun 6 at 16:11











            • @DavidCarlisle Not to my knowledge. I'm just an insignificant apprentice ;-)

              – frougon
              Jun 6 at 16:14












            • Note that this could be extended to store an arbitrary number of (key, value) pairs. Not sure anyone cares, though...

              – frougon
              Jun 6 at 19:55













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            Welcome to TeX.SX! Here is a LaTeX3 implementation. It is independent of the TeX engine (LuaTeX, pdfTeX, XeTeX...). Moreover, as for LaTeX references, you will be warned if the result has changed since the last compilation run (meaning you should recompile to get correct output). The arithmetic expression passed to writeresult uses the int_eval:n function described in interface3.pdf (cf. part titled The l3int package).



            documentclassarticle
            usepackagexparse

            ExplSyntaxOn

            str_new:N g_lemonbonbon_result_str
            str_new:N g_lemonbonbon_previous_result_str

            msg_new:nnn lemonbonbon additional-compilation-run-may-be-needed
            The~computed~result~has~changed;~another~compilation~run~may~be~needed.

            cs_new_protected:Npn lemonbonbon_write_result_to_aux_file:n #1

            cs_set_eq:cN lemonbonbon@set@result relax % will not expand

            iow_now:cx @auxout
            use:c lemonbonbon@set@result int_eval:n #1


            NewDocumentCommand writeresult m

            lemonbonbon_write_result_to_aux_file:n #1


            NewDocumentCommand useresult

            str_use:N g_lemonbonbon_result_str


            AtBeginDocument

            % Save the previous result (this is run after the .aux file has been read)
            str_gset_eq:NN g_lemonbonbon_previous_result_str g_lemonbonbon_result_str


            % Command run when the .aux file is reread, after the AtEndDocument hook.
            cs_new_protected:Npn lemonbonbon_warn_if_result_changed:n #1

            str_if_eq:VnF g_lemonbonbon_previous_result_str #1

            msg_warning:nn lemonbonbon
            additional-compilation-run-may-be-needed



            % Reading the .aux file at end of document triggers comparison with the
            % previous result in order to warn the user if it has changed.
            AtEndDocument

            cs_gset_eq:cN lemonbonbon@set@result
            lemonbonbon_warn_if_result_changed:n


            makeatletter
            % Command used in the .aux file (uses LaTeX2e naming conventions)
            NewDocumentCommand lemonbonbon@set@result m

            str_gset:Nn g_lemonbonbon_result_str #1

            makeatother

            ExplSyntaxOff

            begindocument
            The result is useresult.

            writeresult3+4*(5-3)
            enddocument


            Output after two compilation runs:



            Screenshot






            share|improve this answer















            Welcome to TeX.SX! Here is a LaTeX3 implementation. It is independent of the TeX engine (LuaTeX, pdfTeX, XeTeX...). Moreover, as for LaTeX references, you will be warned if the result has changed since the last compilation run (meaning you should recompile to get correct output). The arithmetic expression passed to writeresult uses the int_eval:n function described in interface3.pdf (cf. part titled The l3int package).



            documentclassarticle
            usepackagexparse

            ExplSyntaxOn

            str_new:N g_lemonbonbon_result_str
            str_new:N g_lemonbonbon_previous_result_str

            msg_new:nnn lemonbonbon additional-compilation-run-may-be-needed
            The~computed~result~has~changed;~another~compilation~run~may~be~needed.

            cs_new_protected:Npn lemonbonbon_write_result_to_aux_file:n #1

            cs_set_eq:cN lemonbonbon@set@result relax % will not expand

            iow_now:cx @auxout
            use:c lemonbonbon@set@result int_eval:n #1


            NewDocumentCommand writeresult m

            lemonbonbon_write_result_to_aux_file:n #1


            NewDocumentCommand useresult

            str_use:N g_lemonbonbon_result_str


            AtBeginDocument

            % Save the previous result (this is run after the .aux file has been read)
            str_gset_eq:NN g_lemonbonbon_previous_result_str g_lemonbonbon_result_str


            % Command run when the .aux file is reread, after the AtEndDocument hook.
            cs_new_protected:Npn lemonbonbon_warn_if_result_changed:n #1

            str_if_eq:VnF g_lemonbonbon_previous_result_str #1

            msg_warning:nn lemonbonbon
            additional-compilation-run-may-be-needed



            % Reading the .aux file at end of document triggers comparison with the
            % previous result in order to warn the user if it has changed.
            AtEndDocument

            cs_gset_eq:cN lemonbonbon@set@result
            lemonbonbon_warn_if_result_changed:n


            makeatletter
            % Command used in the .aux file (uses LaTeX2e naming conventions)
            NewDocumentCommand lemonbonbon@set@result m

            str_gset:Nn g_lemonbonbon_result_str #1

            makeatother

            ExplSyntaxOff

            begindocument
            The result is useresult.

            writeresult3+4*(5-3)
            enddocument


            Output after two compilation runs:



            Screenshot







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              oh no, green square trying to steal my tick by application of expl3 code, you are not by any chance related to @egreg are you? :-)

              – David Carlisle
              Jun 6 at 16:11











            • @DavidCarlisle Not to my knowledge. I'm just an insignificant apprentice ;-)

              – frougon
              Jun 6 at 16:14












            • Note that this could be extended to store an arbitrary number of (key, value) pairs. Not sure anyone cares, though...

              – frougon
              Jun 6 at 19:55












            • 2





              oh no, green square trying to steal my tick by application of expl3 code, you are not by any chance related to @egreg are you? :-)

              – David Carlisle
              Jun 6 at 16:11











            • @DavidCarlisle Not to my knowledge. I'm just an insignificant apprentice ;-)

              – frougon
              Jun 6 at 16:14












            • Note that this could be extended to store an arbitrary number of (key, value) pairs. Not sure anyone cares, though...

              – frougon
              Jun 6 at 19:55







            2




            2





            oh no, green square trying to steal my tick by application of expl3 code, you are not by any chance related to @egreg are you? :-)

            – David Carlisle
            Jun 6 at 16:11





            oh no, green square trying to steal my tick by application of expl3 code, you are not by any chance related to @egreg are you? :-)

            – David Carlisle
            Jun 6 at 16:11













            @DavidCarlisle Not to my knowledge. I'm just an insignificant apprentice ;-)

            – frougon
            Jun 6 at 16:14






            @DavidCarlisle Not to my knowledge. I'm just an insignificant apprentice ;-)

            – frougon
            Jun 6 at 16:14














            Note that this could be extended to store an arbitrary number of (key, value) pairs. Not sure anyone cares, though...

            – frougon
            Jun 6 at 19:55





            Note that this could be extended to store an arbitrary number of (key, value) pairs. Not sure anyone cares, though...

            – frougon
            Jun 6 at 19:55










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