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#
# This removes the machine dependent nature of the return address.
#
$ADDRESS = "<I>morgan\@astro.umd.edu<BR>\n$address_data[2]</I>";
#
# This keeps wip.sty from being included (it has some TeX stuff in it).
#
$DONT_INCLUDE .= ":wip";
#
# The call to prefigs is done to increase the split depth so
# sections are added to the appendix listing.
#
# Because verbatim entries are also written to the TMP file, I
# need the call to postfigs to flush out the associated array %verbatim.
#
sub do_cmd_prefigs {
++$MAX_SPLIT_DEPTH;
''; # So the value of MAX_SPLIT_DEPTH are ignored....
}
sub do_cmd_postfigs {
&read_mydb(*verbatim, "verbatim");
''; # So the contents of read_mydb are ignored....
}
# Uses $texfilepath defined in sub driver
sub get_real_filename {
local($infile) = @_;
local($fullfile);
local($path, $file) = &get_full_path($infile);
if (-f "$path/$file") {
$fullfile = "$path/$file";
} elsif (-f "$texfilepath/$infile") {
$fullfile = "$texfilepath/$infile";
} else {
$fullfile = "$infile";
}
$fullfile;
}
# Calls sub pre_process and slurp_input.
# Uses $next_pair_pr_rx.
sub do_cmd_fileverbatim {
local($_) = @_;
local($rest) = $_;
local($fullfile, $string);
$rest =~ s/$next_pair_pr_rx//o;
$fullfile = &get_real_filename($2);
if (-e $fullfile) {
print "\nReading Verbatim file $fullfile ...";
$string = "\\begin{rawhtml}\n<PRE>\n";
$string .= &slurp_input($fullfile);
$string .= "</PRE>\n\\end{rawhtml}\n";
$_ = $string;
&pre_process;
join('',$_,$rest);
} else {
$rest;
}
}
# Uses $next_pair_pr_rx.
sub do_cmd_esc {
local($_) = @_;
local($rest) = $_;
$rest =~ s/$next_pair_pr_rx//o;
join('',"\\",$&,$rest);
}
# Calls sub do_cmd_label.
sub do_cmd_mylabel {
&do_cmd_label(@_);
}
# Uses $next_pair_pr_rx.
# Calls sub mark_string.
sub do_cmd_wipplot {
local($_) = @_;
local($rest) = $_;
local($arg, $fullfile);
$rest =~ s/$next_pair_pr_rx//o;
$arg = $2;
$fullfile = &get_real_filename("Examples/$arg.ps");
if (-e $fullfile) {
$_ = "\\epsfbox{$fullfile}";
} else {
$_ = <<'EOS';
\begin{center}
To generate this plot, move to the examples directory \\
({\tt {\em \wip main}/doc/Examples}) and use the command: \\
\% {\tt \wip .csh FILEARG}
\end{center}
EOS
s/FILEARG/$arg/o;
}
&mark_string;
join('',$_,$rest);
}
#
# This is just like &do_env_description() except it provides a default
# label and forces COMPACT.
#
sub do_env_wiplist {
local($_) = @_;
$* = 1; # Multiline matching ON
s/$item_description_rx/<DT>$1\n<DD>/g;
# and just in case the description is empty ...
s/\\item$delimiter_rx/<DT>WIP;SPM_gt;<DD>$1/g;
$* = 0; # Multiline matching OFF
"<DL COMPACT>$_ \n </DL>";
}
#
# The following makes latex2html ignore these spacing commands.
#
&ignore_commands(<<_IG_CMDS_);
nonstopmode
cleardoublepage
clearevenpage
wip # \$_ = join('','WIP',\$_)
wipp # \$_ = join('','WIP> ',\$_)
wipd # \$_ = join('','DEFINE> ',\$_)
wipi # \$_ = join('','INSERT> ',\$_)
wipinit # \$_ = join('',"<CODE>\.wipinit <\/CODE>",\$_)
eg # \$_ = join('',"<EM>e\.g\. <\/EM>",\$_)
ie # \$_ = join('',"<EM>i\.e\. <\/EM>",\$_)
myfile # {}
newif
ifdebug
debugfalse
debugtrue
ifdoplot
doplottrue
doplotfalse
hfill # \$_ = join('',' ',\$_)
samepage # \$_ = join('',' ',\$_)
_IG_CMDS_
#
# This next item limits the main tree to parts and chapters.
# It is increased just before figures are included in the appendix.
# The scale factors keep the inserted items from being too different
# from the surrounding text. The last item includes part and section
# numbers. This keeps the hypertext closely related to the printed
# stuff (especially since some references use section numbers as refs).
#
$MAX_SPLIT_DEPTH = 2;
$MATH_SCALE_FACTOR = 1.0;
$FIGURE_SCALE_FACTOR = 1.0;
$SHOW_SECTION_NUMBERS = 1;
# This next line must be the last command!
1;
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