Integrating csc(2x)ln(tan(x))

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integrate ln(tanx)/sinxcosx dx
I want to change to integrate csc2x ln(tanx) dx , still can't work it out.
Any suggestions?
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[tex]\int \frac{\ln(\tan x)}{\sin x\cos x} dx[/tex] can be integrated very easily if u multiply both the denominator & the numerator by \cos x and make the substitution \tan x -------->u and then a simple part integration...

Daniel.
 
Or you could try the substitution u = ln(tan(x)).
 
Thanks so much. I got it!