Where is doturn documented?











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This seems to be obliquely referred to in the latextutor pdf but only in a code fragment taken out of context:



$x_1$ doturn{fbox{Bad thing}}\
$x_2$ doturn{raisebox{depth}\
{fbox{Bad thing}}}\
$x_3$ doturn{raisebox{-height}\
{fbox{Bad thing}}} $x_4$


Apparently doturn here, even in an example program with these packages included:



usepackage[pdftex]{graphicx}
usepackage[utf8x]{inputenc}
usepackage{babel}
usepackage{rotating}


Miktex console doesn't show the rotating package any more, presumably because it has been moved into the graphics bundle. Can any of you give me a minimum example tex file that will illustrate the usage of the doturn command?










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    welcome to tex.se! it seems that this command is not defined in any package but in some document as newcommand ....
    – Zarko
    2 days ago










  • A search for doturn in the whole /usr/local/texlive/2018/texmf-dist/tex/ tree yields no match.
    – egreg
    2 days ago










  • A search for doturn on the site yields no match. It's really impossible to say more.
    – egreg
    2 days ago










  • Rotating is still there, as it is the source of sidewaysfigure and landscape (see also pdflscape). rotatebox is part of the graphics package.
    – John Kormylo
    2 days ago















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This seems to be obliquely referred to in the latextutor pdf but only in a code fragment taken out of context:



$x_1$ doturn{fbox{Bad thing}}\
$x_2$ doturn{raisebox{depth}\
{fbox{Bad thing}}}\
$x_3$ doturn{raisebox{-height}\
{fbox{Bad thing}}} $x_4$


Apparently doturn here, even in an example program with these packages included:



usepackage[pdftex]{graphicx}
usepackage[utf8x]{inputenc}
usepackage{babel}
usepackage{rotating}


Miktex console doesn't show the rotating package any more, presumably because it has been moved into the graphics bundle. Can any of you give me a minimum example tex file that will illustrate the usage of the doturn command?










share|improve this question




















  • 1




    welcome to tex.se! it seems that this command is not defined in any package but in some document as newcommand ....
    – Zarko
    2 days ago










  • A search for doturn in the whole /usr/local/texlive/2018/texmf-dist/tex/ tree yields no match.
    – egreg
    2 days ago










  • A search for doturn on the site yields no match. It's really impossible to say more.
    – egreg
    2 days ago










  • Rotating is still there, as it is the source of sidewaysfigure and landscape (see also pdflscape). rotatebox is part of the graphics package.
    – John Kormylo
    2 days ago













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This seems to be obliquely referred to in the latextutor pdf but only in a code fragment taken out of context:



$x_1$ doturn{fbox{Bad thing}}\
$x_2$ doturn{raisebox{depth}\
{fbox{Bad thing}}}\
$x_3$ doturn{raisebox{-height}\
{fbox{Bad thing}}} $x_4$


Apparently doturn here, even in an example program with these packages included:



usepackage[pdftex]{graphicx}
usepackage[utf8x]{inputenc}
usepackage{babel}
usepackage{rotating}


Miktex console doesn't show the rotating package any more, presumably because it has been moved into the graphics bundle. Can any of you give me a minimum example tex file that will illustrate the usage of the doturn command?










share|improve this question















This seems to be obliquely referred to in the latextutor pdf but only in a code fragment taken out of context:



$x_1$ doturn{fbox{Bad thing}}\
$x_2$ doturn{raisebox{depth}\
{fbox{Bad thing}}}\
$x_3$ doturn{raisebox{-height}\
{fbox{Bad thing}}} $x_4$


Apparently doturn here, even in an example program with these packages included:



usepackage[pdftex]{graphicx}
usepackage[utf8x]{inputenc}
usepackage{babel}
usepackage{rotating}


Miktex console doesn't show the rotating package any more, presumably because it has been moved into the graphics bundle. Can any of you give me a minimum example tex file that will illustrate the usage of the doturn command?







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    welcome to tex.se! it seems that this command is not defined in any package but in some document as newcommand ....
    – Zarko
    2 days ago










  • A search for doturn in the whole /usr/local/texlive/2018/texmf-dist/tex/ tree yields no match.
    – egreg
    2 days ago










  • A search for doturn on the site yields no match. It's really impossible to say more.
    – egreg
    2 days ago










  • Rotating is still there, as it is the source of sidewaysfigure and landscape (see also pdflscape). rotatebox is part of the graphics package.
    – John Kormylo
    2 days ago














  • 1




    welcome to tex.se! it seems that this command is not defined in any package but in some document as newcommand ....
    – Zarko
    2 days ago










  • A search for doturn in the whole /usr/local/texlive/2018/texmf-dist/tex/ tree yields no match.
    – egreg
    2 days ago










  • A search for doturn on the site yields no match. It's really impossible to say more.
    – egreg
    2 days ago










  • Rotating is still there, as it is the source of sidewaysfigure and landscape (see also pdflscape). rotatebox is part of the graphics package.
    – John Kormylo
    2 days ago








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welcome to tex.se! it seems that this command is not defined in any package but in some document as newcommand ....
– Zarko
2 days ago




welcome to tex.se! it seems that this command is not defined in any package but in some document as newcommand ....
– Zarko
2 days ago












A search for doturn in the whole /usr/local/texlive/2018/texmf-dist/tex/ tree yields no match.
– egreg
2 days ago




A search for doturn in the whole /usr/local/texlive/2018/texmf-dist/tex/ tree yields no match.
– egreg
2 days ago












A search for doturn on the site yields no match. It's really impossible to say more.
– egreg
2 days ago




A search for doturn on the site yields no match. It's really impossible to say more.
– egreg
2 days ago












Rotating is still there, as it is the source of sidewaysfigure and landscape (see also pdflscape). rotatebox is part of the graphics package.
– John Kormylo
2 days ago




Rotating is still there, as it is the source of sidewaysfigure and landscape (see also pdflscape). rotatebox is part of the graphics package.
– John Kormylo
2 days ago










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The doturn command is defined in the ltxprimer document you reference. The source code seems to be available as ltxprimer-src-1.0.tar.gz but the server doesn't respond to me. I found an older version of that tutorial on the Indian TeX Users Group's site which defines doturn in chap05.tex simply as:



defdoturn#1{rotatebox{45}{#1}}


Here are the relevant parts of the tutorial to reproduce the example with the rotated boxes:



documentclass{article}
usepackage{xcolor}
usepackage{graphicx}

begin{document}
defdoturn#1{rotatebox{45}{#1}}

$x_1$ doturn{fbox{Bad thing}}
$x_2$ doturn{raisebox{depth}{fbox{Bad thing}}}
$x_3$ doturn{raisebox{-height}{fbox{Bad thing}}}
$x_4$
end{document}


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    The doturn command is defined in the ltxprimer document you reference. The source code seems to be available as ltxprimer-src-1.0.tar.gz but the server doesn't respond to me. I found an older version of that tutorial on the Indian TeX Users Group's site which defines doturn in chap05.tex simply as:



    defdoturn#1{rotatebox{45}{#1}}


    Here are the relevant parts of the tutorial to reproduce the example with the rotated boxes:



    documentclass{article}
    usepackage{xcolor}
    usepackage{graphicx}

    begin{document}
    defdoturn#1{rotatebox{45}{#1}}

    $x_1$ doturn{fbox{Bad thing}}
    $x_2$ doturn{raisebox{depth}{fbox{Bad thing}}}
    $x_3$ doturn{raisebox{-height}{fbox{Bad thing}}}
    $x_4$
    end{document}


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      The doturn command is defined in the ltxprimer document you reference. The source code seems to be available as ltxprimer-src-1.0.tar.gz but the server doesn't respond to me. I found an older version of that tutorial on the Indian TeX Users Group's site which defines doturn in chap05.tex simply as:



      defdoturn#1{rotatebox{45}{#1}}


      Here are the relevant parts of the tutorial to reproduce the example with the rotated boxes:



      documentclass{article}
      usepackage{xcolor}
      usepackage{graphicx}

      begin{document}
      defdoturn#1{rotatebox{45}{#1}}

      $x_1$ doturn{fbox{Bad thing}}
      $x_2$ doturn{raisebox{depth}{fbox{Bad thing}}}
      $x_3$ doturn{raisebox{-height}{fbox{Bad thing}}}
      $x_4$
      end{document}


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        The doturn command is defined in the ltxprimer document you reference. The source code seems to be available as ltxprimer-src-1.0.tar.gz but the server doesn't respond to me. I found an older version of that tutorial on the Indian TeX Users Group's site which defines doturn in chap05.tex simply as:



        defdoturn#1{rotatebox{45}{#1}}


        Here are the relevant parts of the tutorial to reproduce the example with the rotated boxes:



        documentclass{article}
        usepackage{xcolor}
        usepackage{graphicx}

        begin{document}
        defdoturn#1{rotatebox{45}{#1}}

        $x_1$ doturn{fbox{Bad thing}}
        $x_2$ doturn{raisebox{depth}{fbox{Bad thing}}}
        $x_3$ doturn{raisebox{-height}{fbox{Bad thing}}}
        $x_4$
        end{document}


        enter image description here






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        The doturn command is defined in the ltxprimer document you reference. The source code seems to be available as ltxprimer-src-1.0.tar.gz but the server doesn't respond to me. I found an older version of that tutorial on the Indian TeX Users Group's site which defines doturn in chap05.tex simply as:



        defdoturn#1{rotatebox{45}{#1}}


        Here are the relevant parts of the tutorial to reproduce the example with the rotated boxes:



        documentclass{article}
        usepackage{xcolor}
        usepackage{graphicx}

        begin{document}
        defdoturn#1{rotatebox{45}{#1}}

        $x_1$ doturn{fbox{Bad thing}}
        $x_2$ doturn{raisebox{depth}{fbox{Bad thing}}}
        $x_3$ doturn{raisebox{-height}{fbox{Bad thing}}}
        $x_4$
        end{document}


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