matchgreek : Simply tells you which greek letters are already used in a LaTeX file.

The idea is based on a tweet by @IvanWerning
WARNING: Very preliminary script. Use with skepticsm.
Please let me know if something goes wrong by opening an issue on Github or by sending me a message on twitter @aliseyhunsaral

Requirements

• python3 installation
• pip (if you will install using Option I below)

Installation & Usage

Option I - install with pip

• Install matchgreek package using pip3 (or pip depending on your system)

pip3 install matchgreek

• Run matchgreek from the command line

matchgreek path/to/file/

Option II - Download & run the script

• Clone the repostitory on your local machine

 git clone https://github.com/seyhunsaral/matchgreek.git

• Change the working directory to the repository dir

cd matchgreek

• Run the script with python3 (or python depending on your system)

python3 matchgreek.py path/to/file

Sample output

 $ matchgreek my_latex_file.tex   # (or python matchgreek.py my_latex_file.tex 
                                       # if you installed using Option II)

matchgreek v.0.1
=====Used Letters=====
ϕ   \phi
σ   \sigma
μ   \mu
π   \pi
τ   \tau



=====Unused Letters=====
ϝ   \digamma
α   \alpha
Λ   \Lambda
Ω   \Omega
χ   \chi
ε   \varepsilon
ς   \varsigma
γ   \gamma
ω   \omega
ν   \nu
θ   \theta
Π   \Pi
ϰ   \varkappa
s   \Upsilon
ϵ   \epsilon
β   \beta
ϑ   \vartheta
Θ   \Theta
Γ   \Gamma
Δ   \Delta
Ξ   \Xi
ι   \iota
κ   \kappa
λ   \lambda
υ   \upsilon
ζ   \zeta
φ   \varphi
ϱ   \varrho
ρ   \rho
Ψ   \Psi
ξ   \xi
ϖ   \varpi
δ   \delta
ψ   \psi
Φ   \Phi
Σ   \Sigma
η   \eta

ps. it is open-source. feel free to modify, distribute or send a pull request

TODO

TODO Scan included files with \input and \include