Python TeX to XPS Converter: Seamless Conversion

Convert TeX to XPS via API Solution for Python. Unlock the full potential of your LaTeX documents and elevate your content creation workflow with Aspose.TeX. Try our API solution today and discover a world of possibilities for your projects.

Introducing Aspose.TeX API Solution for Python via .NET – your premier choice for seamlessly converting TeX documents to XPS files. With our cutting-edge API solution, you can effortlessly transform TeX equations, formulas, and diagrams into high-resolution XPS images, perfect for print publications, document archiving, and more. Now you can harness the power of .NET technology to convert TeX content to XPS format with unparalleled speed and accuracy. Our intuitive API simplifies the conversion process, allowing you to focus on creating compelling content without worrying about technical complexities. Whether you're a researcher, educator, or content creator, Aspose.TeX empowers you to generate professional-quality XPS files from TeX documents with ease.

You can also use the provided API to develop your own cross-platform application or integrate it into your Python project.

To convert TeX to XPS you will need to:

Use the Aspose.TeX for Python API, a robust, efficient, and user-friendly document processing and conversion API.
Download its latest version directly , or use the following command line: pip install aspose-tex-net.

Converting TeX to XPS in Python: Step-by-Step Guide

With Aspose.TeX, developers can easily convert TeX files to XPS using just a few lines of code.

Create an instance of the TeXOptions class.
Set the output_working_directory property to specify the file system working directory for the output.
To initialize the XPS save options, use the XpsSaveOptions class.
Instantiate the TeXJob class and run the TeX to XPS conversion using the run() method.

Get Started with Python TeX API

Install the API from command line as pip install aspose-tex-net.
Alternatively, you can get the Wheels package from downloads .

Input file

Upload a file you want to convert

Run code

Output format

Select the target format

                            
# Create conversion options for Object {{config}} format on Object TeX engine extension.
options = TeXOptions.console_app_options(TeXConfig.object_{{config lower}}{{configPostfix}})
# Specify the file system working directory for the output.
options.output_working_directory = OutputFileSystemDirectory(Utils.output_directory)
# Initialize the options for saving in {{output upper}} format.
options.save_options = {{output camel}}SaveOptions()
# Run {{config}} to {{output upper}} conversion.
TeXJob(os.path.join(Utils.input_directory, "{{inputFile}}"), {{device}}Device(), options).run()

                
# Create conversion options for Object TeX format on Object TeX engine extension.
options = TeXOptions.console_app_options(TeXConfig.object_TeX)
# Specify the file system working directory for the output.
options.output_working_directory = OutputFileSystemDirectory(Utils.output_directory)
# Initialize the options for saving in XPS format.
options.save_options = XpsSaveOptions()
# Run TeX to XPS conversion.
TeXJob(os.path.join(Utils.input_directory, "hello-world.tex"), XpsDevice(), options).run()

TeX What is TeX File Format

TeX is not actually a format. It is both a programming language and also an interpreter engine that understands this language. A TeX file is a plain text file created using TeX syntax to be converted to some target format by being processed by a TeX engine. This output document may include graphics, tables, lists, formulas, and equations.

XPS What is XPS File Format

XPS format is similar to PDF format. Both are page description language (PDL) formats. EPS is based on HTML and not on PostScript language. The .eps file is capable to contain a markup of the document's structure along with the information on how the document would look like. There are also added instructions on how to print and render the document. The feature of the format is that it fixes the document's description which means that it will look the same no matter who and from what operational system opens it.

Other Conversion Options