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% truncate.sty ver 3.5 15-Aug-2000 Donald Arseneau
% This LaTeX program is released to the public domain.
%
% Truncate text to a specified width: \truncate [marker]{width}{text}
%
% If the text is too wide to fit in the specified width, then it is
% truncated, and a continuation marker is shown at the end. The default
% marker, used when the optional "[marker]" parameter is omitted, is
% "\,\dots". You can change this default by redefining "\TruncateMarker"
% ("\renewcommand{\TruncateMarker}{}").
%
% Normally, the text (whether truncated or not) is printed flush-left
% in a box with exactly the width specified. The package option "[fit]"
% ("\usepackage[fit]{truncate}") causes the output text to have its
% natural width, up to a maximum of the specified width.
%
% The text will not normally be truncated in the middle of a word,
% nor at a space specified by the tie "~". For example:
%
% "\truncate{122pt}{This text has been~truncated}"
% gives
% "This text has... "
%
% You can give one of the package options "[hyphenate]", "[breakwords]",
% or "[breakall]" to allow breaking in the middle of words. The first
% two only truncate at hyphenation points; with the difference being that
% "breakwords" suppresses the hyphen character. On the other hand,
% "breakall" allows truncation at any character. For example:
%
% "\truncate{122pt}{This text has been~truncated}"
% gives
% "This text has been trun-..." (hyphenate)
% "This text has been trun... " (breakwords)
% "This text has been trunc..." (breakall)
%
% (All of these options work through TeX's hyphenation mechanism.)
%
\ProvidesPackage{truncate}[2000/08/15 \space ver 3.5]
%
% [breakwords] allows hyphenation but with invisible hyphen characters
\DeclareOption{breakwords}{%
\let\@Trunc@DoSelect\relax
\expandafter\chardef\csname \string\@TruncHyph T1\endcsname 23
\expandafter\chardef\csname \string\@TruncHyph OT1\endcsname 223
\expandafter\chardef\csname \string\@TruncHyph LY1\endcsname 0
\def\@Trunc@Post{\hyphenpenalty\sixt@@n
\doublehyphendemerits\z@ \finalhyphendemerits\z@
\the\@Trunc@RestHyph % set invisible hyphenchars for all fonts used
}}
%
% [breakall] is like breakwords, but all characters are treated like
% the letter "c"; the default language 0 patterns allow hyphenation
% c-c-c-c-c-c-c-c-c. This means we don't need special patterns!
\DeclareOption{breakall}{\ExecuteOptions{breakwords}%
\expandafter\def\expandafter\@Trunc@Post\expandafter{\@Trunc@Post
\@tempcnta\z@ \chardef\c`\c % in knuth patterns, c allows hyphens
\loop \lccode\@tempcnta\c \advance\@tempcnta\@ne
\ifnum\@tempcnta<\@cclvi \repeat}%
\def\@Trunc@Pre{% force US english
\lefthyphenmin\@ne \righthyphenmin\@ne
\doublehyphendemerits\language
\language\z@ % default English language
\let\language\doublehyphendemerits
\uchyph\@ne
}}
%
% [hyphenate] ordinary hyphenation for breakpoints
\DeclareOption{hyphenate}{% takes precedence over breakwords
\def\@Trunc@Post{\hyphenpenalty\sixt@@n}\let\@Trunc@Pre\relax}
%
% [fit] use true size of truncated text, not requested size.
\DeclareOption{fit}{\def\@Trunc@Rebox{%
\setbox\z@\hbox{\unhbox\z@\unskip\unskip\@tempa}%
\ifdim\wd\z@>\hsize \hbox to\hsize{\unhbox\z@}\else \box\z@ \fi}}
%
% Defaults:
\let\@Trunc@Pre\@empty
\def\@Trunc@Post{\hyphenpenalty\@M}
\def\@Trunc@Rebox{\hbox to\hsize{\unhbox\z@\unskip\unskip\@tempa\hfil}}
\let\@Trunc@DoSelect\@empty
\ProcessOptions\relax
\providecommand{\TruncateMarker}{\,\dots}
\newcommand{\truncate}[3][\TruncateMarker]{% #1=marker #2=width #3=text
\parbox[b]{#2}{\tolerance\@M
\vbadness\maxdimen \vfuzz\vsize % no overfull warnings
\hbadness\maxdimen \hfuzz\vsize
% set up hyphenchar switching for all fonts used.
\edef\@tempb{\the\@Trunc@RestHyph}% save whole stack
\global\@Trunc@RestHyph{}%
\ifx\@Trunc@DoSelect\relax
\let\@Trunc@DoSelect\selectfont
\def\selectfont{\@Trunc@DoSelect\@Trunc@SaveHChar}%
\fi
\@Trunc@SaveHChar % do it for current font
\setbox\z@\vbox\bgroup
% First set text in a hbox to see if it fits.
\setbox\z@\@@line{\ignorespaces #3\unskip\hfil}%
\ifnum\badness>\@M % text does not fit
\settowidth\rightskip{#1}%
\parfillskip-\@ne\rightskip \@plus\@ne fil
\parshape \tw@ \z@\hsize \z@\maxdimen \linepenalty60
\tracinglostchars\z@
%% \let\par\relax -- don't do this because \vskip causes infinite loop
\@Trunc@Pre % must set language before paragraph
\noindent \vadjust{\penalty-\@MM}% for splitting off first line
\nobreak\hskip\z@skip % allow first word hyphenation
\ignorespaces #3% the text
\pretolerance\hyphenpenalty \@Trunc@Post % set up `hyphenation'
\@@par
\ifnum\prevgraf>\@ne
\egroup \def\@tempa{#1}% use truncation marker
\else
\egroup \let\@tempa\@empty% no linebreak, so all text fits; no marker
\fi
\else
\box\z@ \egroup \let\@tempa\@empty
\fi
\setbox\@tempboxa\vsplit\z@ to\z@ \unvbox\@tempboxa
\unskip\unpenalty\unpenalty
\setbox\z@\lastbox
\nointerlineskip
\hfuzz\p@
\@Trunc@Rebox
\let\@Trunc@HC\@firstofone \the\@Trunc@RestHyph % restore hyphenchars
\global\@Trunc@RestHyph\expandafter{\@tempb}% restore the stack itself
}}
% (Note that the text may be proessed twice. I could avoid that
% if there are problems with global counters etc.)
% we save (implicit global) hyphenchar settings for each font on a
% manual stack -- the token register \@Trunc@RestHyph -- before changing
% them. We execute \@Trunc@RestHyph to set them to the invisible
% characters and then again to restore them. (I can't imagine this
% will ever be required.)
\newtoks\@Trunc@RestHyph
\global\@Trunc@RestHyph{}
%
\def\@Trunc@SaveHChar{\begingroup
\edef\@tempa{%
\hyphenchar\the\font=\noexpand\@Trunc@HC{\the\hyphenchar\font}\relax
\the\@Trunc@RestHyph}%
\global\@Trunc@RestHyph\expandafter{\@tempa}%
\endgroup}
%
% select an invisible character for hyphenation. Use \textcompwordmark, if
% any; use selected numbers for certain encodings (OT1 uses a *missing*
% character); use a space otherwise.
\def\@Trunc@HC#1{%
\@ifundefined{\f@encoding\string\textcompwordmark}{%
\@ifundefined{\string\@TruncHyph\f@encoding}%
{32}% If no appropriate character, guess space character may be blank
{\csname \string\@TruncHyph\f@encoding\endcsname}%
}{\csname\f@encoding\string\textcompwordmark\endcsname}}%
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