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off echo; symbolic; % ====================================================================== % T h e T e X - R e d u c e - I n t e r f a c e % ====================================================================== % (C) 1987/1988 by Rechenzentrum der Universitaet zu Koeln % (University of Cologne Computer Center) % Abt. Anwendungssoftware % (Application Software Department) % ATTN: Werner Antweiler % Robert-Koch-Str. 10 % 5000 Koeln 41 % Federal Republic of Germany % E-Mail: reduce@rrz.Uni-Koeln.DE % All rights reserved. Permission to copy without fee all or part of % this software product is hereby granted provided that the copies are % not made or distributed for direct commercial advantage, this copy- % right notice and its date appear, and notice is given that copying is % by permission of the authors. To copy otherwise requires a fee and/or % specific permission. This software product has been developed by % WERNER ANTWEILER at the University of Cologne Computer Center, West % Germany. The TeX-Reduce-Interface has been totally written in REDUCE- % LISP and has been tested and implemented on following machines: % CYBER 962 (NOS/VE) % MicroVAX II (Ultrix) % ====================================================================== % Last Update: 05-Mar-90 Version 0.50 % ====================================================================== % % Section Survey % ---------------------------------------------------------------------- % Section Contents Page % ---------------------------------------------------------------------- % 0 Main Procedure (and Interfacing) 2 % 1 Creating a TeX item list 5 % 1.1 Operator Administration Routines 5 % 1.2 Prefix to Infix Conversion 6 % 1.3 Making a TeX item 9 % 2 Inserting Glue Items 16 % 3 Line Breaking 18 % 3.1 Resolving Fraction Expressions 20 % 3.2 Creating a Break List 21 % 3.3 Major Line Breaking Routine 23 % 4 TeX-Output Routines 28 % 5 User Interface 30 % ---------------------------------------------------------------------- % Note: page breaks (form feeds) are indicated by "%ff" lines %ff % ---------------------------------------------------------------------- % Section 0: Global Variables, Main Procedure and Interfacing % ---------------------------------------------------------------------- % IMPORTANT NOTICE FOR REDUCE 3.2 USERS: % This code was written to run under REDUCE 3.3. Users of REDUCE 3.2 % therefore have to change two lines of this code before compiling it: % 1) the line `switch ...;` must be deleted % 2) the construct `FOR EACH ... IN ... JOIN ...` must be changed % to `FOR EACH ... IN ... CONC ...` because only the latter is % accepted by REDUCE 3.2. % Furthermore, the TRI supports features of REDUCE that are new in ver- % sion 3.3. You cannot take advantage of them under version 3.2. In parti- % cular, some of the examples in the accompanying test file may fail. global '( % -----------------+---------------------------------------------------+ % GLOBAL VARIABLES | EXPLANATION | % -----------------+---------------------------------------------------+ !*TeX % flag to be switched ON and OFF (TeX Output Mode) !*TeXBreak % flag to be switched ON and OFF (Break Facility) !*TeXIndent % flag to be switched ON and OFF (Indentation Mode) TeXstack!* % stack to save expressions for an unfilled line hsize!* % total page width in scaled points (sp) % note: 65536sp = 1pt = 1/72.27 inch hss!* % total line stretchability/shrinkability (in sp) hww!* % optimum page fit width (= 3/4 hsize) (in sp) tolerance!* % value within break points are considered to be % feasible (range: 0..10000) metricu!* % ?? indxl!* % ?? % -----------------+---------------------------------------------------+ ); % declare switches: switch TeX,TeXBreak,TeXIndent; % declare switch dependencies: put('TeXIndent,'simpfg,'((T (progn (setq !*TeX T) (setq !*TeXBreak T))) )); put('TeXBreak,'simpfg,'((T (setq !*TeX T)) )); put('TeX,'simpfg,'((NIL (progn (setq !*TeXBreak NIL) (setq !*TeXIndent NIL))) )); symbolic procedure tri!-error(strlst,errclass); << for each x in strlst do prin2 x; terpri(); if errclass='fatal then rederr "Aborting." >>; %ff symbolic procedure varpri(u,v,w); % parameters: u ..... expression to be printed % v ..... a list of expressions assigned to <u> % w ..... a flag (true if <u> is last in current set) begin scalar x; if null u then u:=0; % allow for unset array elements if !*NERO and (u=0) then return; v:=setvars v; if !*TeX then return if (x := getrtype u) and get(x,'TeXprifn) then apply3(get(x,'TeXprifn),u,v,w) else TeXvarpri(u,v,w); if (x:=getrtype u) and flagp(x,'SPRIFN) then return if null v then apply1(get(get(x,'TAG),'PRIFN),u) else maprin list('SETQ,car v,u); if w memq '(FIRST ONLY) then terpri!*(T); if !*FORT then return fvarpri(u,v,w); if v then u:='SETQ . ACONC(V,U); maprin u; if null w or (w eq 'FIRST) then return nil else if not !*NAT then prin2!*("$"); terpri!*(not !*NAT); return(nil) end; symbolic procedure TeXvarpri(u,v,w); % same parameters as above << if w memq '(FIRST ONLY) then TeXStack!*:=nil; u:=makeprefix u; if v then for each x in reverse v do u:=list('SETQ,x,u); TeXStack!* := nconc(TeXStack!*,mktag(u,0,nil)); if (w=T) or (w='ONLY) or (w='LAST) then << if !*TeXBreak then << TeXStack!* := insertglue(TeXStack!*); TeXStack!* := trybreak(TeXStack!*,breaklist(TeXStack!*)) >>; TeXout(TeXStack!*,!*TeXBreak); TeXStack!*:=nil >>; if (null w) or (w eq 'FIRST) then TeXStack!* := nconc(TeXStack!*,list '!\!q!u!a!d! ); nil >>; %ff % The following procedure interfaces to E. Schruefer's EXCALC package. % Courtesy: E. Schruefer. put('form!-with!-free!-indices,'TeXprifn,'TeXindxpri); symbolic procedure TeXindxpri(u,v,w); begin scalar metricu,il,dnlist,uplist,r,x,y,z; if v then go to a; metricu := metricu!*; metricu!* := nil; il := allind !*t2f lt numr simp0 u; for each j in il do if atom revalind j then uplist := j . uplist else dnlist := cadr j . dnlist; for each j in intersection(uplist,dnlist) do il := delete(j,delete(revalind lowerind j,il)); metricu!* := metricu; y := flatindxl il; r := simp!* u; for each j in mkaindxc y do <<x := pair(y,j); z := exc!-mk!*sq2 multsq(subfindices(numr r,x),1 ./ denr r); if null(!*nero and (z = 0)) then TeXvarpri(z,list subla(x,'ns . il),'only)>>; return u; a: v := car v; y := flatindxl allindk v; for each j in if flagp(car v,'antisymmetric) and coposp cdr v then comb(indxl!*,length y) else mkaindxc y do <<x := pair(y,j); z := aeval subla(x,v); if null(!*nero and (z = 0)) then TeXvarpri(z,list subla(x,v),'only)>>; return u end; %ff % ---------------------------------------------------------------------- % Section 1: Creating a TeX item list % ---------------------------------------------------------------------- % % Linearization is performed by expanding REDUCE prefix expressions into % a so called "TeX item list". Any TeX item is a readable TeX primitive % or macro (i.e. a LISP atom), with properties 'CLASS, 'TEXTAG, 'TEXNAME % and eventually 'TEXPREC, 'TEXPATT and 'TEXUBY bound to them, depending % on what kind of TeX item it actually is. (See Section 1.3 for further % information.) % A REDUCE expression is expanded using the two functions "mktag" % and "makefunc". Function "mktag" identifies the operator and is able % to put some brackets around the expression if necessary. "makefunc" is % a pattern oriented 'unification' function, which matches the arguments % of a REDUCE expression in order of appearance with so called 'unifica- % tion tags', as explained below. "mktag" and "makefunc" are highly % recursive functions. % The patterns mentioned above are lists (consisting of 'tags') asso- % ciated with each REDUCE operator. A tag is defined as either an atom % declared as a TeX item or one of the following 'unification tags': % (F) ............ insert operator % (X) ............ insert non-associative argument % (Y) ............ insert (left/right-) associative argument % (Z) ............ insert superscript/subscript argument % (R) ............ use tail recursion to unify remaining arguments % (associativity depends on previous (X) or (Y) ) % (L) ............ insert a list of arguments (eat up all arguments) % (M) ............ insert a matrix (and eat up all arguments) % (APPLY <fun>) ... apply function <fun> to remaining argument list % ---------------------------------------------------------------------- symbolic procedure makeprefix(ex); % change to standard list notation (lambda aexpr; % not tricky but time consuming (if atom aexpr then aexpr else if car(aexpr)='MAT then 'MAT . (for each column in cdr aexpr collect for each row in column collect prepsq!* simp row) else if car(aexpr)='LIST then 'LIST . (for each item in cdr aexpr collect makeprefix item) else if car(aexpr)='EQUAL then 'EQUAL .(for each item in cdr aexpr collect makeprefix item) else prepsq!* simp aexpr)) aeval ex; % ---------------------------------------------------------------------- % Section 1.1: Operator Administration Routines % ---------------------------------------------------------------------- symbolic procedure makeop(op,prec,patt,uby); << put(op,'TEXPREC,prec); put(op,'TEXPATT,patt); put(op,'TEXUBY,if uby then (car uby).(cadr uby) else nil.nil) >>; symbolic procedure makeops(l); for each w in l do makeop(car w,cadr w,caddr w,cadddr w); %ff makeops('( %-----------+----------+---------------------+-------------------------+ % Name |Precedence|Expansion List |Unary/Binary Interchange | %-----------+----------+---------------------+-------------------------+ (SETQ 1 ((X) (F) !\![ (X) !\!]) NIL) (EQUAL 50 ((X) (F) !\![ (X) !\!]) NIL) (WEDGE 150 ((Y) (F) (R)) NIL) % EXCALC (PLUS 100 ((Y) (F) (R)) (MINUS DIFFERENCE)) (MINUS 600 ((F) (Y)) NIL) (DIFFERENCE 100 ((Y) (F) (X)) NIL) (TIMES 200 ((Y) (F) (R)) (RECIP QUOTIENT)) (RECIP 700 ((F) !1 !}!{ (Z) !}) NIL) (QUOTIENT 200 ((F) (Z) !}!{ (Z) !}) NIL) (EXPT 850 ((X) !^!{ (Z) !}) NIL) (SQRT 800 ((F) ! ! ! (Z) !}) NIL) (MAT 999 ((F) (M !\!c!r! !&) !}) NIL) (LIST 999 (!\!{ (L !\CO! ) !\!}) NIL) (DF 999 ((APPLY makeDF)) NIL) (INT 999 ((F) (Z) !\!, !d (Z)) NIL) (SUM 999 ((F) !_!{ (Z) != (Z) !}!^!{ (Z) !} (X)) NIL) (PROD 999 ((F) !_!{ (Z) != (Z) !}!^!{ (Z) !} (X)) NIL) (PARTDF 999 ((F) (APPLY makePARTDF)) NIL) % EXCALC (D 999 (!\!d! (X)) NIL) % EXCALC (INNERPROD 999 (!\!< (L !,) !\!>) NIL) % EXCALC %-----------+----------+----------------------+------------------------+ )); % ---------------------------------------------------------------------- % Section 1.2 : Prefix to Infix Conversion % ---------------------------------------------------------------------- symbolic procedure mktag(tag,prec,assf); % analyze an operator and decide what to do % parameters: tag ....... the term itself % prec ...... outer precedence % assf ...... outer associativity flag if null tag then nil else if atom tag then texexplode(tag) else begin scalar tagprec,term; tagprec:=get(car tag,'TEXPREC) or 999; % get the operator's precedence term:=makefunc(car tag,cdr tag,tagprec); % expand expression and if it % is necessary, put a left and a right bracket around the expression. if (assf and (prec = tagprec)) or (tagprec < prec) then term:=nconc('!\!( . term , '!\!) . nil); return(term) end; symbolic procedure makearg(l,s); % collect arguments from a list <l> and put seperators <s> between them if null l then nil else if null cdr l then mktag(car l,0,nil) else nconc(mktag(car l,0,nil), s . makearg(cdr l,s)); symbolic procedure makemat(m,v,h); % make a matrix <m> and use <h> as a horizontal seperator and <v> as % a vertical terminator. if null m then nil else nconc(makearg(car m,h), v . makemat(cdr m,v,h)); %ff smacro procedure istag(v,w); car v=w; smacro procedure unary(uby); car uby; smacro procedure binary(uby); cdr uby; smacro procedure lcopy(a); for each x in a collect x; symbolic procedure makefunc(op,arg,prec); begin scalar term,tag,a,pattern,uby; term:=nil; pattern:=get(op,'TEXPATT) or ( if flagp(op,'INDEXVAR) then '((APPLY makeExcInx)) else '( (F) !\!( (L !,) !\!) )); uby:=get(op,'TEXUBY); while pattern do << tag:=car pattern; pattern:=cdr pattern; if (atom tag) then a:=tag.nil else if (not atom car tag) then a:=nil else if istag(tag,'F) then % test for unary to binary operator interchange if (not atom car arg)and uby and (caar arg=unary(uby)) then << a:=texexplode(binary(uby)); arg:=cadar arg.cdr arg >> else a:=texexplode(op) else if istag(tag,'APPLY) then << a:=apply3(cadr tag,op,arg,prec); arg:=nil >> else if null arg then a:=nil else if istag(tag,'X) then << a:=mktag(car arg,prec,nil); arg:=cdr arg >> else if istag(tag,'Y) then << a:=mktag(car arg,prec,T); arg:=cdr arg >> else if istag(tag,'Z) then << a:=mktag(car arg,0,nil); arg:=cdr arg >> else if istag(tag,'R) then if cdr arg % more than one argument ? then << pattern:=get(op,'TEXPATT); a:=nil >> else << a:=mktag(car arg,prec,nil); arg:=cdr arg >> else if istag(tag,'L) then << a:=makearg(arg,cadr tag); arg:=nil >> else if istag(tag,'M) then << a:=makemat(arg,cadr tag,caddr tag); arg:=nil >> else a:=nil; if a then term:=nconc(term,a) >>; return(term) end; %ff symbolic procedure makeDF(op,arg,prec); % DF operators are tricky begin scalar dfx,f,vvv; integer degree; dfx:=lcopy(f:=texexplode op); degree:=0; nconc(dfx,mktag(car arg,prec,nil)); dfx:=nconc(dfx,list '!}!{); for each item in cdr arg do if numberp(item) then << dfx:= nconc(dfx,'!^!{ .texexplode(item)); dfx:= nconc(dfx,list '!}); degree:=degree+item-1; >> else << dfx:= nconc(dfx,append(f,mktag(item,prec,nil))); degree:=degree+1 >>; if degree>1 then << vvv:=nconc(texexplode(degree), '!} . cdr dfx); rplacd(dfx,'!^!{ . vvv) >>; return ('!\!f!r!a!c!{ . nconc(dfx, list '!})) end; symbolic procedure makePARTDF(op,arg,prec); % EXCALC extension if cdr arg then ('!_!{ . nconc(makearg(cdr arg,'!,), '!} . mktag(car arg,prec,nil))) else ('!_!{ . nconc(mktag(car arg,prec,nil), list '!})); smacro procedure InxExtend(item,ld,rd); nconc(result,ld.nconc(texexplode(item),list rd)); symbolic procedure makeExcInx(op,arg,prec); % EXCALC extension begin scalar result; result:=nconc('!{.nil,texexplode(op)); for each item in arg do if numberp item then if minusp item then InxExtend(-item,'!{!}!_!{,'!}) else InxExtend(item ,'!{!}!^!{,'!}) else if atom item then InxExtend(item ,'!{!}!^!{,'!}) else if car item='MINUS then InxExtend(cadr item ,'!{!}!_!{,'!}) else InxExtend('! ,'!{!}!_!{,'!}); return nconc(result,'!}.nil) end; %ff % ---------------------------------------------------------------------- % Section 1.3 : Making a TeX Item % ---------------------------------------------------------------------- % Properties of TeX items: % 'CLASS ..... one of the following class specifiers % 'ORD .... ordinary symbols % 'LOP .... large operators % 'BIN .... binary operators % 'REL .... relational operators % 'OPN .... opening symbols (left parenthesis) % 'CLO .... closing symbols (right parenthesis) % 'PCT .... punctuation symbols % 'INN .... inner TeX group delimiters % 'TEXTAG ..... one of the following lists or atoms % <kind> .. an atom describing an 'INN class group delimiter % (<w1> <w2> <w3>) ... where is % <w1> ..... width for text style (cmmi10) % <w2> ..... width for scriptstyle (cmmi8) % <w3> ..... width for scriptscriptstyle (cmmi5) % The parital lists of the list which is passed to makeitems have the % following general structure: % (<TeX-item> <class> <TeX-tag> <v1> <v2> ... ) % where is % <TeX-item> .... the atom which actually is the TeX code % <class> ....... the 'CLASS property as explained above % <TeX-tag> ..... the 'TEXTAG property as explained above % <v1> etc. ..... atoms which will be bound to specific TeX items % by its property 'TEXNAME % ---------------------------------------------------------------------- smacro procedure triassert(name,item); put(name,'TEXNAME,item); smacro procedure assertl(l); for each v in l do triassert(car v,cadr v); smacro procedure retract(name); put(name,'TEXNAME,nil); smacro procedure retractl(l); for each v in l do retract(car v); smacro procedure gettexitem(a); get(a,'TEXNAME) or (get(a,'CLASS)and a); put ('TeXitem,'STAT,'RLIS); % handle argument passing for func. TeXitem symbolic procedure TeXitem(arglist); begin scalar x,OK,item,class,tag; if not length(arglist)=3 then rederr "Usage: TeXitem(item,class,width-list);"; item:=first arglist; class:=second arglist; tag:=third arglist; OK:=memq(class,'(ORD BIN REL PCT OPN CLO LOP)); if not OK then << prin2 "% illegal item class "; print class >>; if atom tag then OK:=nil else << if car(tag)='LIST then tag:=cdr tag; % accept algebraic lists for each x in tag do if not numberp x then OK:=nil >>; if not OK then << prin2 "% illegal width tag "; print tag >>; if OK then << item:=intern(item); put(item,'CLASS,class); put(item,'TEXTAG,tag) >>; prin2 "% Item "; prin2 item; if not OK then prin2 "not "; prin2 " added"; terpri(); return nil end; %ff symbolic procedure makeitems(l); for each w in l do begin scalar iw; iw:=intern(car w); put(iw,'CLASS,cadr w); put(iw,'TEXTAG,caddr w); for each v in cdddr w do triassert(v,iw); end; fluid '(TeXunknowncounter!*); TeXunknowncounter!*:= 0; symbolic procedure UnknownItem(a); << TeXunknowncounter!* := TeXunknowncounter!* +1; prin2 "% non-fatal error: unknown atom "; prin2 a; prin2 " replaced by ?_{"; prin2 TeXunknowncounter!*; prin2 "}"; terpri(); '!? . '!_!{ . nconc(explode TeXunknowncounter!*, list '!}) >>; symbolic procedure texexplode(a); begin scalar b; b:=if a and (atom a) then (gettexitem(a) or if numberp(a) then texcollect(explode(a)) else if stringp(a) then strcollect(explode2(a)) else texexplist(texcollect(explode2(a)))); b:=if null b then list '! else if not atom b then b else list b; return b end; symbolic procedure texcollect(l); for each el in l join if null gettexitem(el) then UnknownItem(el) else gettexitem(el).nil; smacro procedure strtexitem(e); if e='! then '!\! else if liter(e) then e else gettexitem(e) or UnknownItem(e) or '! ; symbolic procedure strcollect(l); for each el in l collect strtexitem el; symbolic procedure texexplist(r); begin scalar r,v; v:=nil; for each rl on r do if digit(car rl) and not v then v:=rl else if v and not digit(car rl) then v:=nil; if v then << rplacd(v,car v.cdr v); rplaca(v,'!_!{); nconc(r,'!}.nil) >>; return r end; %ff makeitems('( (! INN DMY) % no nonsense dummy item (!{ INN BEG) % begin of a TeX inner group (!^!{ INN SUP) % superscript (!_!{ INN SUB) % subscript nolimits (!{!}!^!{ INN SUP) % spread superscript (!{!}!_!{ INN SUB) % spread subscript (!}!{ INN SEP) % general group seperator (!}!^!{ INN ESP) % end of group and superscript (!}!_!{ INN ESB) % end of group and subscript (!} INN END) % end of TeX inner group (!\!f!r!a!c!{ INN FRC RECIP QUOTIENT) % fraction group (!\!s!q!r!t!{ INN FRC SQRT) % square root (!\!p!m!a!t!r!i!x!{ INN MAT MAT) % matrix group (!& INN TAB) % horizontal tabulation (!\!c!r! INN CR ) % vertical tabulation (!\!n!l! INN CR ) % vertical tabulation (special) (!\!( OPN (327680 276707 241208)) % test value (!\!) CLO (327680 276707 241208)) % ... (!\!{ OPN (327680 276707 241208)) % ... (!\!} CLO (327680 276707 241208)) % ... (!\![ OPN (0)) (!\!] CLO (0)) (!\!< OPN (254863 212082 195700)) (!\!> CLO (254863 212082 195700)) (!\!, ORD (80960)) (!\!q!u!a!d! REL (655360)) (! ORD (0)) % dummy item (!! ORD (182045 148367 131984)) (!? ORD (309476 247127 211630)) (!\!l!b!r!a!c!e! ORD (327681 268516 241211) !{) (!\!r!b!r!a!c!e! ORD (327681 268516 241211) !}) (!\!l!b!r!a!c!k! ORD (182045 148367 131984) ![) (!\!r!b!r!a!c!k! ORD (182045 148367 131984) !]) (!\!b!a!c!k!s!l!a!s!h! ORD (327681 268516 241211) !\) (!\!% ORD (546135 430537 359544) !%) (!\!# ORD (546135 430537 359544) !#) (!\!& ORD (509726 402320 336788) !&) (!@ ORD (509726 402320 336788)) (!\!_ ORD (235930) !_) (!\!$ ORD (327681 261235 223008) !$) (!; ORD (182045 148367 131984)) (!: ORD (182045 148367 131984)) (!. ORD (182045 148367 131984)) (!, ORD (182045 148367 131984)) (!| ORD (182045 148367 131984)) (!' ORD (183865 177267)) (!` ORD (182045 148367 131984)) (!\! ORD (218453)) %ff % Fonts ammi10, ammi7, ammi5; ordered by index number (!\!G!a!m!m!a! ORD (394126 317121 266467)) (!\!D!e!l!t!a! ORD (546133 451470 377742)) (!\!T!h!e!t!a! ORD (481689 395400 331866)) (!\!L!a!m!b!d!a! 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Function "trimakeset" defines a set of such default names. % If you want to activate the set, call "TeXassertset(<setname>)" , or % if you want to deactivate the set, call "TeXretractset(<setname>)" . % The current <setname>s available are: % * GREEK : lowercase greek letters % * LOWERCASE: roman lowercase letters % ---------------------------------------------------------------------- % handle argument passing deflist( '((TeXassertset RLIS) (TeXretractset RLIS)), 'STAT); symbolic procedure TeXassertset(arglist); if not length(arglist)=1 then rederr "Usage: TeXassertset(setname);" else begin scalar sym; sym:=first arglist; if get('TEXSYM,sym) then << assertl(get('TEXSYM,sym)); prin2 "% set "; prin2 sym; prin2 " asserted"; terpri() >> else << prin2 "% no such set"; terpri() >> end; symbolic procedure TeXretractset(arglist); if not length(arglist)=1 then rederr "Usage: TeXretractset(setname);" else begin scalar sym; sym:=first arglist; if get('TEXSYM,sym) then << retractl(get('TEXSYM,sym)); prin2 "% set "; prin2 sym; prin2 " retracted"; terpri() >> else << prin2 "% no such set"; terpri() >> end; symbolic procedure trimakeset(sym,a!_set); <<put('TEXSYM,sym,a!_set); nil>>; trimakeset('GREEK,'( (ALPHA !\!a!l!p!h!a! ) (BETA !\!b!e!t!a! ) (GAMMA !\!g!a!m!m!a! ) (DELTA !\!d!e!l!t!a! ) (EPSILON !\!e!p!s!i!l!o!n! ) (ZETA !\!z!e!t!a! ) (ETA !\!e!t!a! ) (THETA !\!t!h!e!t!a! ) (IOTA !\!i!o!t!a! ) (KAPPA !\!k!a!p!p!a! ) (LAMBDA !\!l!a!m!b!d!a! ) (MU !\!m!u! ) (NU !\!n!u! ) (XI !\!x!i! ) (PI !\!p!i! ) (RHO !\!r!h!o! ) (SIGMA !\!s!i!g!m!a! ) (TAU !\!t!a!u! ) (UPSILON !\!u!p!s!i!l!o!n! ) (PHI !\!p!h!i! ) (CHI !\!c!h!i! ) (PSI !\!p!s!i! ) (OMEGA !\!o!m!e!g!a! ) )); trimakeset('LOWERCASE,'( (A !a) (B !b) (C !c) (D !d) (E !e) (F !f) (G !g) (H !h) (I !i) (J !j) (K !k) (L !l) (M !m) (N !n) (O !o) (P !p) (Q !q) (R !r) (S !s) (T !t) (U !u) (V !v) (W !w) (X !x) (Y !y) (Z !z) )); %ff % ---------------------------------------------------------------------- % Section 2: Inserting Glue into a TeX-Item-List % ---------------------------------------------------------------------- % % Glue Items to be inserted between consecutive TeX-Items (similar to % what TeX does with its items, but this table is slightly modified.) % % Class|ORD|LOP|BIN|REL|OPN|CLO|PCT|INN| % -----+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+ % ORD | 0 | 1 |(2)|(3)| 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | % LOP | 1 | 1 | * |(3)| 0 | 0 | 0 |(1)| % BIN |(2)|(2)| * | * |(2)| * | * |(2)| % REL |(3)|(3)| * | 0 |(3)| 0 | 0 |(3)| columns: right items % OPN | 0 | 0 | * | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | lines: left items % CLO | 0 | 1 |(2)|(3)| 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | % PCT |(1)|(1)| * |(1)|(1)|(1)|(1)|(1)| % INN | 0 | 1 |(2)|(3)|(1)| 0 |(1)| 0 | % -----+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+ % % The glue items and its meanings: % 0 ......... no space % 1 (1) ..... thin space (no space if sub-/superscript) % 2 (2) ..... medium space (no space if sub-/superscript) % 3 (3) ..... thick space (no space if sub-/superscript) % * ......... this case never arises (really?) % ---------------------------------------------------------------------- symbolic procedure makeglue(mx); if null mx then nil else begin scalar id1,id2,row,col; row:=cdr mx; id1:=car mx; while(row) do << id2:=car mx; col:=car row; while (col) do << put(car id1,car id2,car col); col:=cdr col; id2:=cdr id2 >>; row:=cdr row; id1:=cdr id1 >> end; makeglue('( (ORD LOP BIN REL OPN CLO PCT INN) ( 0 1 -2 -3 0 0 0 0 ) ( 1 1 0 -3 0 0 0 -1 ) (-2 -2 0 0 -2 0 0 -2 ) (-3 -3 0 0 -3 0 0 -3 ) ( 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ) ( 0 1 -2 -3 0 0 0 0 ) (-1 -1 0 -1 -1 -1 -1 -1 ) ( 0 1 -2 -3 -1 0 -1 0 ) )); smacro procedure kindof(item); get(item,'TEXTAG); smacro procedure classof(item); get(item,'CLASS); %ff smacro procedure groupbeg(kind); % beginning of a group memq(kind,'(BEG SUP SUB FRC MAT)); smacro procedure groupend(kind); (kind='END); smacro procedure grouphs(kind); (kind='TAB); smacro procedure groupvs(kind); % vertical group seperator memq(kind,'(ESP ESB SEP CR)); symbolic procedure interglue(left,right,depth,nesting); % compute the glue to be inserted between two TeX items % parameters: left,right .......... left/right TeX item % depth ............... superscript/subscript level % nesting ............. depth of parenthesis level % a glue item is a list consisting of two numbers, i.e. % (<width> <penalty>) % where <width> is the width of the glue in scaled points and <penalty> % is a negative numeric value indicating 'merits' for a breakpoint. if (null left)or(null right)or(not atom left)or(not atom right) then nil else begin scalar glue,lc,rc; % glue code and item classes lc:=classof(left); rc:=classof(right); glue:=get(lc,rc); if null(glue) then return nil; if (left='!\CO! ) then return(list(0,-10000)); if glue<0 then if depth>0 then return nil else glue:=(-glue); if glue=1 then return(list(80960,nesting*10 +20)) else if glue=2 then << if (left='!+ or left='!-) then return nil; if (right='!+) then return(list(163840,nesting*30-390)); if (right='!- and (lc='ORD or lc='CLO)) then return(list(163840,nesting*30-210)); if (left='!\!c!d!o!t! ) then return(list(163840,nesting*10+50)); if (right='!\!c!d!o!t! ) then return nil; return(list(163840,nesting*10)) >> else if glue=3 then return(list(655360,nesting*10-50)) else return nil end; symbolic procedure insertglue(term); % insert glue into a TeX-Item-List begin scalar glueitem,succ,pred,prev,backup; integer depth,nesting; depth:=nesting:=0; succ:=nil; backup:=term; while term do << pred:=succ; succ:=car term; glueitem:=interglue(pred,succ,depth,nesting); if glueitem then rplacd(prev,glueitem.term); prev:=term; term:=cdr term; if classof(succ)='INN then << if (groupbeg kindof succ) and (not ((kindof(succ)='FRC) and (depth=0))) then depth:=depth+1 else if (groupend kindof succ) and (depth>0) then depth:=depth-1 >> else if classof(succ)='OPN then nesting:=nesting+1 else if classof(succ)='CLO then nesting:=nesting-1 >>; return(backup) end; %ff % ---------------------------------------------------------------------- % Section 3 : Line Breaking % ---------------------------------------------------------------------- % % How to break up a TeX item list into several independent lines % ---------------------------------------------------------------------- % Setting break points requires "breaklists". A breaklist is a sequence % of passive and active nodes, where each active node is followed by an % pasive node and vice versa. Active nodes represent glue items. Passive % nodes are integer atoms which represent the width of a sequence of or- % dinary TeX items. This sequence must not be interspersed with glue % items. Every breaklist consists of at least one passive node surroun- % ded by delta nodes representing the beginning and ending of the list. % <breaklist> ::= ( <delta-node> <passive-node> <active-node> ... % <passive-node> <active_node> ... % <passive-node> <delta-node>) % <active-node> ::= ( <width> <penalty> <offset> ) % <passive-node> ::= <width> % <delta-node> ::= ( <width> <penalty> <offset> % <id-num> <ptr> <demerits> <indentation> ) % The breaklist will be created using the function "breaklist". Setting % the break points (i.e. break items) in the breaklist is done using the % functions "trybreak". During this phase, some active nodes are con- % sidered to be "feasible" break points. Thus, they will be extended and % named "delta nodes" furtheron. By default the first and last node in a % breaklist are delta nodes. When trybreak has finished, the <ptr>'s of % the delta nodes recursively pointed to from the last delta node's % <ptr> represent the best path for breaking the whole breaklist. % It is: % <width> : width of item (including glue items) % <penalty> : a numeric value which prohibits line breaking (if % negative, line breaking will be merited) % <offset> : distance to most previous opening bracket % <id-num> : the identity number of the delta node {1,2,3,...} % <ptr> : pointer to the best delta node to come from with % respect to the minimal demerits path. note: a zero % pointer indicates the very bottom of the stack % <demerits> : total demerits distance to delta node which is % pointed to by <ptr> % <indentation>: amount of indentation when breaking at this point % ---------------------------------------------------------------------- %ff symbolic procedure width(item,style); begin scalar tag; tag:=get(item,'TEXTAG); if null tag then tri!-error(list("cannot find item ",item),'fatal); while (style>0)and(cdr tag) do << tag:=cdr tag; style:=style-1 >>; return car tag or 0 end; smacro procedure sp2mm(x); (x/186468); % scaled points to millimeters symbolic procedure settolerance(tol); << if tol<0 then tol:=0 else if tol>10000 then tol:=10000; prin2 "% \tolerance "; print tol; tolerance!*:=tol; nil >>; symbolic procedure setpagewidth(hsize); % hsize can be given either in millimeters or scaled points. << if hsize>400 then hsize!*:=hsize else hsize!*:=hsize*186468; prin2 "% \hsize="; prin2 sp2mm(hsize!*); prin2 "mm"; terpri(); hss!*:=float hsize!*/6; % default stretch/shrink width hww!*:=float (3*hsize!*)/4; % optimum line width >>; symbolic procedure setbreak(hsize,tol); << settolerance(tol); setpagewidth(hsize) >>; smacro procedure badness(hlen,ibadness); % The badness is 100*(hlen/hss)**3, corrected for indentation badness begin real r; r:=abs(hlen-hww!*)/hss!*; return fix min(10000.0,r*r*r*100.0+ibadness) end; smacro procedure isglue(l); (not atom l) and (numberp car l); smacro procedure isactive(x); not numberp x; smacro procedure ispassive(x); numberp x; smacro procedure isdelta(x); cdddr x; smacro procedure addup(x); if x then eval('PLUS.x) else 0; smacro procedure tpush(stack,item); stack:=item.stack; smacro procedure tpop(stack); if null stack then nil % Error else begin scalar z; z:=car stack; stack:=cdr stack; return(z) end; smacro procedure poke(stack,ptr,val); if null ptr then stack:=nconc(stack,val.nil) else << if val>car(ptr) then rplaca(ptr,val); ptr:=cdr ptr >>; smacro procedure concatenate(l); begin scalar r; for each e in l do r:=nconc(r,explode e); return compress r end; %ff % ---------------------------------------------------------------------- % Section 3.1: Resolving Fraction Expressions % ---------------------------------------------------------------------- symbolic procedure resolve(term); % resolve a \frac{...}{...} sequence and transform it into a .../... % sequence, where any ... argument may become parenthesized depending on % the question if there is any non-ORD-class item within this argument. % Furthermore, resolve a \sqrt{...} expression to \(...\)^{\frac{1}{2}}. begin scalar item,l,m,r,lflag,rflag; integer depth; l:=term; % save pointer to functor depth:=0; m:=r:=lflag:=rflag:=nil; item:=T; while term and item do << item:=car term; % take first item from list if classof(item)='INN then % check inner class item << item:=kindof(item); if groupbeg(item) then depth:=depth+1 else if groupend(item) then if depth=1 then % outermost level ? << r:=term; item:=nil % save pointer to right bracket >> % and quit using item as a flag else depth:=depth-1 else if groupvs(item) then % if outermost level then save if (depth=1) then m:=term % pointer to intermediate brackets >> else if not(classof(item)='ORD) then % non-ORD-class item ? << if m then rflag:=T else lflag:=T >>; term:=cdr term % step ahead >>; if car l='!\!f!r!a!c!{ then << if lflag and rflag then item:=list('!/,list(655360,-10000)) else item:=list('!/); if lflag then << rplaca(l,'!\!(); item:='!\!).item >> else rplaca(l,'! ); if rflag then << rplaca(r,'!\!)); nconc(item,'!\!(.nil) >> else rplaca(r,'! ); rplaca(m,car item); item:=cdr item; if item then rplacd(m,nconc(item,cdr m)) >> else if car l='!\!s!q!r!t!{ then << rplaca(l,'!\!(); rplaca(r,'!\!)); rplacd(r,'!^!{ . '!1 . '!/ . '!2 . '!} . cdr r) >>; return(l) % return changed list pointer end; %ff % ---------------------------------------------------------------------- % Section 3.2 : Create a Break List % ---------------------------------------------------------------------- symbolic procedure breaklist(term); begin scalar item,result,kind,vstack,hstack,fstack,pstack,p,flag,backup; integer depth,acc,aux,LOPw,total,indent; p:=result:=vstack:=hstack:=fstack:=nil; backup:=term; depth:=total:=acc:=LOPw:=indent:=0; while term do << item:=car term; flag:=T; % get first item from term if null item then TRI!-error(list("found NIL in term : ",backup),'fatal); if (isglue(item)) then % do we have glue ahead ? if (depth<1) then % are we on the top level ? << % insert a passive node followed by an active node, clear acc. total:=total+acc+car item; nconc(item,indent.nil); result:=nconc(result,acc.item.nil); acc:=0 >> else acc:=acc+car item % add up glue width else if (classof(item)='LOP) then LOPw:=width(item,depth) else if classof(item)='INN then << kind:=kindof(item); if kind='FRC then << tpush(fstack,term); tpush(fstack,depth) >>; if groupend(kind) then % end of TeX group ? << depth:=depth-1; % decrement term depth if acc>0 % if <acc> hasn't been poked then poke(vstack,p,acc); % yet, then poke it acc:=tpop(hstack); % get old acc value aux:=addup(vstack); % compute vstack width if fstack and (depth=car fstack) then << tpop(fstack); % first waste depth info if aux>hww!* then % check if it doesn't fit << term:=resolve tpop fstack;% resolve fraction flag:=nil % evaluate new list >> else % waste fraction term pointer << tpop(fstack); acc:=acc+aux >> >> else acc:=acc+aux; p:=tpop(hstack); vstack:=tpop(hstack) % reset old status >> else if groupbeg(kind) then % begin of TeX group ? << depth:=depth+1; % increment term depth tpush(hstack,vstack); % save current <vstack> and tpush(hstack,p); % current <p> as well as tpush(hstack,acc); % current <acc> to <hstack> acc:=0; p:=vstack:=nil; % clear vertical stack if LOPw>0 then poke(vstack,p,LOPw); LOPw:=0 >> else if grouphs(kind) then % horizontal separator ? << poke(vstack,p,acc); acc:=0 % poke <acc> to <vstack> >> else if groupvs(kind) then % vertical separator ? << poke(vstack,p,acc); acc:=0; p:=vstack % reset >> >> %ff else if depth<1 then << aux:=width(item,depth); % add up item width if classof(item)='OPN then << tpush(pstack,indent); indent:=total+acc+aux >>; if classof(item)='CLO then indent:=tpop(pstack) or 0; acc:=acc+aux >> else acc:=acc+width(item,depth); % add up item width if LOPw>0 then << acc:=acc+LOPw; LOPw:=0 >>; if flag then term:=cdr term >>; if acc then total:=total+acc; if (total<hsize!*) then return nil % need no breaking else return(list(0,0,0,0,0,0,0).nconc(result,acc. list(0,0,total,-1,0,2147483647,0).nil)) % return break list end; %ff % ---------------------------------------------------------------------- % Section 3.3 : Major Line Breaking Routine % ---------------------------------------------------------------------- smacro procedure widthof(deltanode); car deltanode; smacro procedure penaltyof(deltanode); cadr deltanode; smacro procedure totalof(deltanode); cadr deltanode; smacro procedure offsetof(deltanode); caddr deltanode; smacro procedure idof(deltanode); cadddr deltanode; smacro procedure ptrof(deltanode); car cddddr deltanode; smacro procedure indentof(deltanode); caddr cddddr deltanode; smacro procedure tailof(deltanode); cddddr deltanode; symbolic procedure offsetitem(item); concatenate list('!\!o!f!f!{,item,'!} ); smacro procedure stepahead(ptr,val); << if ispassive car ptr then val:=val+car ptr else val:=val+caar ptr; ptr:=cdr ptr >>; smacro procedure findindent(offt,ptr); if offt=lastoff and ptr=lastptr then lastindent else begin % search the deltastack for previous indentation scalar node,p,stack; integer tot; stack:=deltastack; p:=lastptr:=ptr; lastoff:=offt; while stack do << if p=idof (node:=car stack) then << p:=ptrof node; tot:=totalof node; if tot<offt then stack:=nil >>; if stack then stack:=cdr stack; >>; return(lastindent:=offt-tot+indentof node) end; %ff symbolic procedure trybreak(term,brkl); % parameters: term .... TeX item list, as created by "interglue" % brkl .... the breaklist to be processed by this routine begin scalar bottom,top,base,item,deltastack,pred; integer depth; % depth of expression when rebuilding integer feasible,id; % number of feasible delta node integer len,total; % current and total length so far integer dm,basedm; % current and base demerits integer bd; % current badness integer penalty; integer offset,baseoffset; % current and base parenthesis offset integer baseptr; % pointer to best way to come from integer indent,baseindent; % current and base indentation integer lastoff,lastindent,lastptr; % temp. var. for speedup real indentbadness; % correction for indentation badness if null brkl then goto retain; bottom:=brkl; lastoff:=lastptr:=lastindent:=feasible:=indent:=total:=0; while bottom do << top:=cdr bottom; base:=car bottom; pred:=tailof base; id:=idof base; % id of current delta node if penaltyof base=-10000 % break item ? then rplaca(cdr pred,0); % new line basedm:=cadr pred; % demerits so far % save the delta node to the delta-stack. thus deltastack holds % all the feasible breakpoints in reverse order. deltastack:=base.deltastack; len:=baseindent:=indentof(base); % indentation for this line indentbadness:=2500.0*(float(baseindent)/float(hww!*)); baseoffset:=offsetof base;% current offset amount baseptr:=car pred; % pointer to best node to come from total:=total+widthof base;% correct total length %--- debug --- % prin2 "Base ["; prin2 id; prin2 "] basedm="; prin2 basedm; % prin2 " ibd="; prin2 indentbadness; % prin2 " indent="; prin2 baseindent; terpri(); %--- debug --- %ff while top and len<hsize!* do % loop once thru a potential line % note that we use the local hsize instead of the full hsize << item:=car top; if ispassive(item) then len:=len+item else << bd:=badness(len,indentbadness); penalty:=penaltyof item; offset:=offsetof item; if (bd<tolerance!*) % is the breakpoint feasible? or (bd+penalty<1) % got a break bonus ? or (null cdr top) then % or did we reach last delta node? << dm:=bd*bd+basedm+penalty*abs(penalty); if isdelta(item) then << pred:=tailof item; if dm<cadr pred then % found a better path? << % save the pointer to best breakpoint to come from % and the minimum demerits to reach it rplaca(pred,id); rplaca(cdr pred,dm); if !*TeXIndent then % save the current indentation << if offset>total then indent:=offset-total+baseindent else if offset<baseoffset then indent:=findindent(offset,baseptr) else indent:=baseindent; rplaca(cddr pred,indent) >> >> >> else % create a new delta node << feasible:=feasible+1; if !*TeXIndent then if offset>total then indent:=offset-total+baseindent else if offset<baseoffset then indent:=findindent(offset,baseptr) else indent:=baseindent else indent:=0; rplacd(cddr item,feasible.id.dm.indent.nil) >>; %--- debug --- % prin2 "-->["; prin2 idof item; prin2 "] dm="; prin2 dm; % prin2 " bd="; prin2 bd; prin2 " p="; prin2 penalty; % if !*TeXindent then << prin2 " ind="; prin2 indent >>; terpri(); %--- debug --- if penalty=-10000 then top:=nil >>; len:=len+car item % count the length anyway >>; if top then top:=cdr top >>; %ff rplaca(cdr base,total); % replace penalty by total width so far bottom:=cdr bottom; % depart from this delta node while bottom and (ispassive(car bottom) or not isdelta(car bottom)) do stepahead(bottom,total); % move to next delta node in list >>; bottom:=deltastack; feasible:=-1; top:=nil; while bottom do % loop thru the delta-node stack << id:=idof car bottom; % id is the current id number if id=feasible then % is this node the one pointed to? << feasible:=ptrof car bottom; % feasible is the new back-pointer top:=id.top; % save the path element >>; bottom:=cdr bottom % step ahead >>; % now deltastack contains the best path deltastack:=cdr top; % in forward order %--- debug --- % print term; print deltastack; %--- debug --- if car deltastack= -1 then << prin2 "% Warning: no suitable way of breaking found"; terpri(); prin2 "% ======== retry with a greater tolerance..."; terpri(); prin2 "% (output will produce overfull box if printed)"; terpri() >>; brkl:=cdr brkl; % strip the dummy node at the list's head %ff % -------------------------------------------------------------------- % now remove all glue items but retain all break items retain: % ------------------------------------------------------------ offset:=depth:=0; bottom:=term; if brkl then brkl:=cdr brkl; % ensure first item is an active node while term and (cdr term) do << item:=car term; if isglue(item) then % if this is a glue item if (depth=0) and brkl then % and we are on the top level << top:=car brkl; if isdelta(top) then % consider delta nodes only << if (idof top=car deltastack) then % break point? << deltastack:=cdr deltastack; %--- debug --- % prin2 "% ["; prin2 idof top; prin2 "] "; % prin2 sp2mm(totalof(top)+indentof(top)-offset); terpri(); % offset:=totalof(top); %--- debug --- if (len:=indentof top)>0 then rplacd(pred,'!\!n!l! . offsetitem(len) . cdr term) else rplacd(pred,'!\!n!l! . cdr term) >> else rplacd(pred,cdr term) >> else rplacd(pred,cdr term); if brkl and (cdr brkl) % check for next active node then brkl:=cddr brkl % skip to next active node >> else rplacd(pred,cdr term) % remove glue item else if classof(item)='INN then << if groupbeg(kindof(item)) then depth:=depth+1 else if groupend(kindof(item)) then depth:=depth-1 >>; pred:=term; term:=cdr term >>; %--- debug --- % top:=car term; prin2 "% [-1] "; % prin2 sp2mm(totalof(top)+indentof(top)-offset); terpri(); %--- debug --- return(bottom) end; %ff % ---------------------------------------------------------------------- % Section 4 : Output of TeX-Code % ---------------------------------------------------------------------- symbolic procedure TeXstrlen(s); begin integer length; scalar flag; length:=0; flag:=nil; for each c in s do if not flag and c='!! then flag:=T else << length:=length+1; flag:=nil >>; return length end; smacro procedure newline(); if nlflag then cc:=indent else if (cc>indent) then << terpri(); cc:=indent; nlflag:=T >>; %ff symbolic procedure TeXout(itemlist,flag); if null itemlist then nil else begin integer cc,len,indent,ccmax,lines; scalar item,class,tag,oldtag,lasttag,indentstack,ispd,nlflag; ccmax:=64; cc:=indent:=lines:=0; % initializations tag:=ispd:=nlflag:=indentstack:=nil; % initializations prin2('!$!$); % begin TeX math group if flag then prin2('!\!d!i!s!p!l!a!y!l!i!n!e!s!{!\!q!d!d); terpri(); % start new line while itemlist do << item:=car itemlist; itemlist:=cdr itemlist; len:=TeXstrlen(explode(item)); oldtag:=nil; lasttag:=tag or class; class:=classof(item); tag:=(class='INN)and(kindof(item)); %ispd:=(class='ORD)and itemlist and(classof(car itemlist)='OPN); if (tag='MAT)or(tag='FRC)or(class='OPN) %or ispd then newline(); % start new line if (groupbeg(tag))or(class='OPN) then << tpush(indentstack,indent); % push it to the stack tpush(indentstack,lasttag); % the reason for pushing if (cc+cc < ccmax) % within left half of page ? then if ((class='OPN)and(lasttag='ORD))or % predicate? (groupbeg(tag)and not((tag='FRC)or(tag='MAT))) then indent:=cc+len % take current position else indent:=indent+len % compute new indentation >> else if (groupend(tag))or(class='CLO) then << oldtag:=tpop(indentstack); indent:=tpop(indentstack) >>; if (cc+len > ccmax) or % beyond right margin ? (item='!+)or(item='!-)or(class='CLO) % important item? then newline(); if nlflag then << nlflag:=nil; spaces(cc) >>; if tag='CR then lines:=lines+1; if not(item='! ) then prin2(item); % print the item and cc:=cc+len; % count the characters if groupvs(tag) or % vertical seperator ? (groupend(tag) and % end of a large group, ((oldtag='FRC) or (oldtag='MAT)))% i.e. fraction, matrix ? or (class='CLO) or % closing parenthesis ? (((class='REL)or(class='BIN))and % binary/relational operator? (cc+cc+cc > ccmax+ccmax)) % within last third of page? or item='!, or null class then newline() >>; newline(); % start final line if flag then if lines=0 then prin2('!\!c!r!}) else prin2('!\!N!l!}); % end multi-line output prin2('!$!$); terpri(); return(nil) % end math group end; %ff % ---------------------------------------------------------------------- % Section 5: User Interface % ---------------------------------------------------------------------- % handle argument passing for following the functions, compelling that % properties are used during compile time deflist( '((TeXdisplay RLIS) (TeXlet RLIS)), 'STAT); algebraic procedure TeXsetbreak(hsize,tol); lisp setbreak(hsize,tol); algebraic procedure TeXtolerance(tol); lisp settolerance(tol); algebraic procedure TeXpagewidth(hsize); lisp setpagewidth(hsize); symbolic procedure TeXlet(arglist); begin scalar class,sym,item; if not length(arglist)=2 then rederr "Usage: TeXlet(symbol,item);"; sym:=first arglist; item:=intern second arglist; class:=classof(item); if null class then << prin2 "% No such TeX symbol available"; terpri() >> else if (class='INN) then % prevent from TeXequiv'ing inner symbols << prin2 "% cannot assign inner TeX symbols yet"; terpri() >> else triassert(sym,item); return nil end; symbolic procedure Texdisplay(arglist); begin scalar item,tag,class; if not length(arglist)=1 then rederr "Usage: TeXdisplay(item);"; item:=get(first arglist,'TEXNAME); if not item then << prin2 "% "; prin2 first arglist; prin2 " is not defined"; terpri() >>; if not item then return nil; tag:=get(item,'TEXTAG); class:=get(item,'CLASS); prin2 "% TeX item "; prin2 item; prin2 " is of class "; prin2 class; prin2 " and has following widths: "; terpri(); prin2 "% "; for each w in tag do begin real v; v:=w/65536.0; prin2 v; prin2 "pt " end; terpri(); return nil end; % ----------------------- share name between both modes ---------------- symbolic operator TeXlet; symbolic operator TeXitem; symbolic operator TeXdisplay; symbolic operator TeXassertset; symbolic operator TeXretractset; % ------------------------ Default Initializations --------------------- << prin2 "% TeX-REDUCE-Interface 0.50"; terpri() >>; TeXassertset(GREEK); TeXassertset(LOWERCASE); TeXtolerance(10); TeXpagewidth(150); % *************** E N D O F S O U R C E C O D E ************** end;