令 $x$ 轴, $y$ 轴上的转角分别为 $\alpha, \beta$, 平面坡度为 $\theta$, 则:

Prologue

With the release of OmniMarkupPreviewer v1.6, you can embed $\LaTeX$ and MathML equations directly into your Markdown documents. Equations are handled with the excellent MathJax library.

For a long time, I didn’t know a way to do directory comparison using git difftool command, extdiff extension from Mercurial did perform much more superior than Git.

Though it may be a bit out of date, I just found that after v1.7.11, Git now supports directory comparison through --dir-diff option, fantastic!

UPDATE 12/11/2012: You will need v1.8.0 version of msysgit installed, as noted by Scooter Software (Reference).

So here is a list of steps for me to make Beyond Compare 3 and Git directory comparison work under Windows.

First of all, Execute following commands in the Git Bash shell (or just modify your .gitconfig directly). You may need to change the folder where BCompare.exe resides.

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git config --global diff.tool bc3
git config --global difftool.bc3.cmd "\"c:/Program Files/Beyond Compare 3/BCompare.exe\" \"$LOCAL\" \"$REMOTE\""
git config --global difftool.prompt false

NOTE: Instead of bcomp.exe, use BCompare.exe, because I’ve found bcomp.exe returns too early, which will cause errors like this:

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...Git/libexec/git-core\git-difftool line 444: Bad file number

Then make an alias for difftool:

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git config --global alias.dt "difftool --dir-diff"

Now, you can use git dt to open Beyond Compare 3 for directory comparison in git repositories.

It’s weird, while importing some .pyd modules, like pyexpat, unicodedata in Windows version of Sublime Text 2, you will get ImportError, for example:

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import unicodedata

Will result in:

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Import Error: No module named unicodedata

However, since standard pyd modules are not missing, reside correctly in the same folder as sublime_text.exe, we can add that folder to sys.path in order to allow embedded python interpreter to load these modules:

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sys.path.insert(os.path.dirname(sys.executable))

After that, you can import these standard python modules without pain, I hope it’s useful for Sublime Text 2 packages developers who met the same problem before.