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% Auth: Nicklas Vraa
% Docs: https://github.com/NicklasVraa/LiX

\documentclass{thesis}
\usepackage{lipsum}

\lang     {english}
\title    {An Interesting and Cool Title}
\subtitle {And An Equally Interesting Subtitle}
\authors  {Nicklas Vraa}{Second Author}
\keywords {Research, template, packages}

\begin{document}
\toc

\h*{Non-Numbered Heading}
\lipsum[1]

\h{Numbered Heading}
\lipsum[2]

\hh{Subheading}
\lipsum[3]

\hhh{Subsubheading}
\lipsum[4]

\hhhh{Subsubsubheading}
\lipsum[5-10]

\hh{Formats}
Nunc ante \b{bold} lectus, pretium id \i{italic} sodales, dapibus \s{strikethrough} urna. Suspendisse maximus \u{underlined} metus sed ante commodo efficitur. Some inline code: \c{def func(a,b): return a+b}

\hh{Mathematics}
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    \math{my_equation}{
    \hat{x}_i = \frac{x_i-\mu}{\sqrt{\sigma^2+\epsilon}}
    }

\hh{Code Blocks}
Nullam congue ligula vitae urna convallis commodo. Proin nunc mi, vulputate quis viverra eu, consequat vitae risus sed venenatis. Praesent ut libero in dui mattis maximus.

    \code{my_code}{python}{resources/code.py}{This is some code.}

\hh{Tables}
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    \cols{2}{
    \tabs{my_table}{cols}{
    This & is & a & table \\
    1    & 2  & 3 & 4     \\
    a    & b  & c & d
    }{This is a cols-table. Notice that the description wraps neatly.}
    \tabs{my_table}{rows}{
    So   & 1 & 2 & 3 & 4 \\
    is   & 5 & 6 & 7 & 8 \\
    this & 9 & 0 & 0 & 0
    }{And this is a rows-table}
    }

\hh{Figures}
Nullam massa nunc, sollicitudin id eleifend vitae, pellentesque sit amet lectus. Morbi vestibulum leo quis tempor lacinia.

    \fig{my_svg}{1}{resources/placeholder.svg}
    {This is an svg-figure scaled by 1, and this is a very long description.}

Integer sed metus malesuada, volutpat urna condimentum, aliquet metus. Phasellus interdum.

    \fig{my_png}{0.7}{resources/placeholder.png}
    {This is a png-figure scaled by 0.7.}


\hh{Columns}
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    \cols{2}{
    \fig{left_fig}{1}{resources/placeholder.png}{This figure has a scale of 1.}
    \fig{right_fig}{1}{resources/placeholder.png}{As does this figure.}
    }

\hh{Algorithms}
Nulla odio tortor, feugiat sit amet justo quis, placerat egestas odio. Vestibulum cursus nulla lectus, id congue neque laoreet eget. Pellentesque et blandit leo.

    \algo{my_alg}{resources/algo.txt}{This is an algorithm described in pseudo-code.}

\hh{Lists}
Elit vel sagittis luctus, arcu libero pellentesque nisi, sed consectetur quam neque a elit. Donec consectetur cursus nulla eu feugiat. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit.

    \items{
    \item Something.
    \item Another thing.
        \items{
        \item A subitem.
        \item Another subitem.
            \items*{
            \item A bullet point.
            \item Another bullet point.
            }
        }
    \item And another item.
    \item Last item.
    }

\hh{Referencing}
Here is a hyperlink to a \url{https://www.overleaf.com/}{webpage}. This is a reference to \at{my_equation}, and this refers to \at{my_svg}. You can also refer to headings like \at{Tables}. \At{my_code} is a capitalized variant. For all references, both the name and number are links. Of cource, you can cite sources using \c{\cite{...}}, like this \cite{minted} or this \cite{tabularray}. You can also insert a bibliography.

\hh{Conclusion}
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\bib{resources/refs}

\end{document}