After a long period without any new release, KLatexFormula finally reappears with version 3.2.0, with about three times as many lines of code, many new features, a new robust build system, and better integration into some other applications.
Download from the Downloads Page. Downloading and Installing instructions can be found in the User Manual at Downloading & Installing.
Now a bigger preview can be opened on request after evaluating a formula (Shortcut: F2 key)
A new export mime-type profiles system allows you to specify precisely which formats you would like to export when using copy/paste and drag/drop. The formats are organized in ‘‘profiles’’ which you can select in a menu below the DRAG/COPY buttons.
It is now possible to re-open saved PNG images (try dragging them onto the editor).
LaTeX’ Computer Modern Sans Serif font is used as the default application font. Don’t like it? Don’t worry, you can easily choose your preferred application font.
The code editor now automatically detects missing LaTeX packages when you type in a symbol for which you have not included the corresponding package in the preamble.
KLatexFormula now by default instructs ghostscript to outline fonts in EPS/PDF files. This fixes exports to eg. Adobe Illustrator.
The internals of the library were completely redesigned for greater flexibility. Read more on this subject on the page User Manual:The new library concept (KLF version 3.2).
A small plugin for KDE 4’s KTextEditor/KatePart was written to integrate KLatexFormula into any application that uses KTextEditor (eg. Kate, Kile).
The KLFTools library now groups some general utilities used within KLatexFormula that could also profit to other applications (see Devel Manual:KLFTools Library).
On windows, installers with pre-bundled latex distributions (minimal and full) are now available.