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Thank you very much. It works.

I've got somethins like

@ARTICLE{ML:BriefOfLMImplementation,
AUTHOR = {Manolis I.A.Lourakis},
TITLE = {A brief description of the Levenberg-Marquardt algorithm implemented},
YEAR = {2005},
}

The output is

(...) A brief description of the levenberg-marquardt algorithm implemented (...)

So ...

Finally i found there is a \verb command.
Problem solved.

I would like to have this regex string ^((\w|[-0-9\.])+;*(\w|[-0-9\.])*\s*)+$ included inline in my text. But there are many error messages. I tried to escape special characters but there still are some errors I don't understand.

Is there a tool which can auto escape my string so I could put is ...

Thank you very much.
This is what I was asking about.

I couldn't find any example or description I could use, so I made simple cite. Thanks anyway.

Best regards,
Eddie

You are right, but this is just a matter of seeing the value. So I've thought LaTeX could be able to do that.
Thanks for the lesson. I will write a small program to generate TeX I need.

Does LaTeX enable to format float values or add some sort of custom handler?
I don't event know what should it be

I know I would like to use something like this \format{0.00016493240} and get the output like 1.649324\cdot10^{-4}.

Is there something I could use?

Is there a way I could use bibliography items like:

@BOOK{Jaszkiewicz:IO,
AUTHOR = {Andrzej Jaszkiewicz},
TITLE = {Inżynieria oprogramowania},
PUBLISHER = {Helion},
YEAR = {1997},
}

to show in my text something like:

... text (A.Jaszkiewicz, [i]Inżynieria oprogramowania[/i]. Helion, 1997 ...

So simple and its in the documentation. I probably missed it while reading docs

Thanks