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# $Id: gujarati.perl,v 1.1 1998/02/03 05:26:55 RRM Exp $
# GUJRATHI.PERL by Ross Moore <ross@mpce.mq.edu.au> 17-1-98
# Mathematics Department, Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia.
#
# Style for LaTeX2HTML v98.1 to construct images of traditional
# Indic scripts, using:
#
# Indica pre-processor and sinhala fonts: sinha, sinhb, sinhc
# by Yannis Haralambous <Yannis.Haralambous@univ-lille1.fr>
#
# sinhala.sty package for LaTeX-2e
# by Dominik Wujastyk <D.Wujastyk@ucl.ac.uk>
#
# extended for Prasad Dharmasena's <pkd@isr.umd.edu>
# `samanala' transliteration scheme
# by Vasantha Saparamadu <vsaparam@ocs.mq.edu.au>
#
# These resources are *not* included with this package.
# Obtain them from CTAN: http//ctan.tug.org/ctan
#
# ===================================================================
# This package requires the corresponding LaTeX package: gujarati.sty .
# It also requiress: indica.perl and indica.sty .
#
# With LaTeX2HTML the options on the \usepackage line specify
# preprocessor commands to use with Indica.
#
# Usage:
#
# \usepackage{gujarati} %| pre-process source using Indica
# \usepackage[indica]{gujarati} %| with #ALIAS GUJARATI G
# \usepackage[preprocess]{gujarati}%| and #ALIAS NIL N
#
# \usepackage[guj]{gujarati} %| also use #ALIAS GUJARATI GUJ
#
#
# options affecting Input-forms
#
# \usepackage[7bit]{gujarati} %| Velthuis' Hindi/Sanskri transcription
# \usepackage[csx]{gujarati} %| 8-bit Sanskrit extension of ISO 646
# \usepackage[latex]{gujarati} %| standardized LaTeX transcription form
# \usepackage[unicode]{gujarati} %| ISO 10646-1 + Sinhalese extension
# \usepackage[samanala]{gujarati}%| Prasad Dharmasena's transliteration
#
# ===================================================================
# Warning
#
# This package works BOTH with source *before* pre-processing
# and also *after* having pre-processed.
# The latter may create more smaller images of individual syllabes,
# whereas the former tends to create larger images of whole lines,
# paragraphs, sections, etc.
# ===================================================================
#
# Change Log:
# ===========
# $Log: gujarati.perl,v $
# Revision 1.1 1998/02/03 05:26:55 RRM
# -- changed name from gujrathi.sty and gujrathi.perl
#
#
package main;
# preprocessor: indica
sub do_gujarati_indica { &do_indica_gujarathi() }
sub do_gujarati_preprocess { &do_indica_gujarathi() }
sub do_gujarati_guj { &do_indica_guj() }
# input modes
sub do_gujarati_7bit { &do_indica_7bit() }
sub do_gujarati_csx { &do_indica_csx() }
sub do_gujarati_latex { &do_indica_latex() }
sub do_gujarati_unicode { &do_indica_unicode() }
sub do_gujarati_samanala { &do_indica_samanala() }
# load Indica for #GUJARATI
&do_require_package('indica');
if (defined &do_indica_gujarathi) {
&do_indica_gujarathi()
} else { die "\n indica.perl was not loaded, sorry" }
# override Indica variables here
#
# $INDICA = 'indica';
# $INDICA_MODE = 'sevenbit';
1; # Not really necessary...
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