yatex

changeset 54:2d45e43fb35f
Full support of English documents
author: yuuji
date: Mon, 24 Apr 1995 14:42:53 +0000
parents: 5f4b18da14b3
children: 790d0be0d0f8
files: docs/qanda.eng docs/yatexadd.doc docs/yatexe.tex docs/yatexgen.doc docs/yatexj.tex docs/yatexref.eng help/YATEXHLP.eng help/YATEXHLP.jp yahtml.el yatex.el yatex.new yatexhks.el yatexlib.el
diffstat: 13 files changed, 1193 insertions(+), 508 deletions(-) [+]
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docs/qanda.eng 302

docs/yatexadd.doc 6

docs/yatexe.tex 5

docs/yatexgen.doc 10

docs/yatexj.tex 5

docs/yatexref.eng 164

help/YATEXHLP.eng 869

help/YATEXHLP.jp 21

yahtml.el 282

yatex.el 0

yatex.new 4

yatexhks.el 27

yatexlib.el 6 docs/qanda.eng 302 docs/yatexadd.doc 6 docs/yatexe.tex 5 docs/yatexgen.doc 10 docs/yatexj.tex 5 docs/yatexref.eng 164 help/YATEXHLP.eng 869 help/YATEXHLP.jp 21 yahtml.el 282 yatex.el 0 yatex.new 4 yatexhks.el 27 yatexlib.el 6
docs/qanda.eng 302
docs/yatexadd.doc 6
     1.1 --- /dev/null	Thu Jan 01 00:00:00 1970 +0000
     1.2 +++ b/docs/qanda.eng	Mon Apr 24 14:42:53 1995 +0000
     1.3 @@ -0,0 +1,302 @@
     1.4 +%%
     1.5 +%% Q and A on YaTeX
     1.6 +%%
     1.7 +%% C-u C-x $ shows only questions.  C-x $ displays the questions.
     1.8 +%%
     1.9 +
    1.10 +[Installation]
    1.11 +*Installing the manual
    1.12 +	Copy yatexe to the info directory where your Emacs is installed, and
    1.13 +	add the next line to the dir file of the same directory.
    1.14 +	
    1.15 +	* YaTeX: (yatexj). Yet Another tex-mode for Emacs. (Japanese).
    1.16 +
    1.17 +	(After that, M-x info [RET] m yatex [RET] will give you Wild Bird's
    1.18 +	manual.  Hitting ? will show how to use info)
    1.19 +
    1.20 +*I ain't got the privilege to write in the Info directory...
    1.21 +
    1.22 +    Get yourself made root.  If you can't, have them install mule2 and
    1.23 +	add
    1.24 +	
    1.25 +		(setq Info-default-directory-list
    1.26 +		      (cons "YOUR INFO DIRECTORY"
    1.27 +			    Info-default-directory-list))
    1.28 +	
    1.29 +	to your ~/.emacs.  Now your personal files will be added to the menu
    1.30 +	when you invoke info.  mule1 will not release memories, so processes
    1.31 +	will pile up and be heavier on the system compared to mule2.  Nemacs
    1.32 +	has already become obsolete by the developers, so no further comments
    1.33 +	for usage of Nemacs.  Get yourself mule2 with flying colors :-)
    1.34 +	
    1.35 +*Emacs can't find the help file.
    1.36 +
    1.37 +	The help file is set to be placed in $EMACS/etc/ for Nemacs, Mule1
    1.38 +	and $EMACS/site-lisp/ for Mule2.  If you don't have the privilege to
    1.39 +	put them in a public location, copy it to your home directory and
    1.40 +	set YaTeX-help-file to that file name.
    1.41 +	
    1.42 +*I can't read info on Nemacs
    1.43 +	
    1.44 +	The info file was formatted on Mule, so it can't be read correctly on
    1.45 +	Nemacs (or Demacs based on Nemacs) because the internal Japanese
    1.46 +	processing is different.  Read it on Mule.  Use the Emacs-Lisp
    1.47 +	package in texinfo-3.1.tar.gz to format the Texinfo file.
    1.48 +
    1.49 +	
    1.50 +[Operations]
    1.51 +*I accidentally learned in a wrong LaTeX command.
    1.52 +	
    1.53 +	There should be a line with the wrong command in the .yatexrc file
    1.54 +	in you home or current directory.  Erase that line, do M-x
    1.55 +	eval-current-buffer and save the results with C-x C-s.
    1.56 +
    1.57 +*I can't comment out the region.
    1.58 +	
    1.59 +	Probably the point is on a line withe \begin{} or \end{}.  Go up or
    1.60 +	down a line and do C-c >.
    1.61 +	
    1.62 +*I was asked for a parent file when typesetting, and answered the wrong file.
    1.63 +	
    1.64 +	Re-read the child file with C-x C-v RET or re-type the parent file
    1.65 +	with	C-u C-c ^.
    1.66 +	
    1.67 +*The typeset buffer is not shown when I get a typeset buffer on Demacs.
    1.68 +	
    1.69 +	This happens on Demacs 1.2.0, when the child process returns an
    1.70 +	error level of 1 or more.  If you are calling jlatex from a batch
    1.71 +	file, call a dummy command that always returns errorlevel 0 at the
    1.72 +	end.
    1.73 +	
    1.74 +*How can I enter "\underline{\makebox[4em][l]{x y}{\tt z}}" more easily?
    1.75 +	
    1.76 +	Recursive completion can be used for inputting arguments in the
    1.77 +	mini-buffer of a section type completion.  Following is an example
    1.78 +	showing the command in question.
    1.79 +
    1.80 +	PROMPT				   								KEYs ENTERED
    1.81 +														C-c s und SPC RET
    1.82 +	\underline{???}:									C-c s makeb SPC RET
    1.83 +	Width:												4em RET
    1.84 +	makebox position (`lr'): -							l RET
    1.85 +	\makebox{???}:										x y RET
    1.86 +	\underline{???}: \makebox[4em][l]{x y}				C-c l tt RET
    1.87 +	\underline{???}: \makebox[4em][l]{x y}{\tt }		z RET
    1.88 +	
    1.89 +*How can I kill \footnote{} from \footnote{HOGE}
    1.90 +	
    1.91 +	Put the point to \footnote and do C-c k.  This will kill the
    1.92 +	\footnote{}.  If you want to kill the whole thing including HOGE, do
    1.93 +	C-u C-c k.
    1.94 +
    1.95 +*I want to make HONYARA into a footnote.
    1.96 +	
    1.97 +	Mark HONYARA and do C-c S footnote RET.  (S in uppercase)
    1.98 +	
    1.99 +*I want to make the verbatim environment I have now into verbatim*.
   1.100 +	
   1.101 +	Do C-c c on the line with \begin{verbatim} or \end{verbatim}.
   1.102 +	
   1.103 +*I want to enclose a region with \verb.
   1.104 +	
   1.105 +	\verb isn't a maketitle-type, so there aren't any quick commands.
   1.106 +	But you can use C-c $ to do the same thing.
   1.107 +
   1.108 +	     WHAT YOU NEED to make \verb
   1.109 +		 \verbWHAT YOU NEED to make \verb	(insert \verb)
   1.110 +		      ^(C-@)						(mark W)
   1.111 +		 \verbWHAT YOU NEED to make \verb	
   1.112 +		                   ^C-c $			(move point to end enclose
   1.113 +											 with $)
   1.114 +		 \verb$WHAT YOU NEED$ to make \verb	(done!)
   1.115 +	
   1.116 +*I want to have commands defined on a upper level file to be read in
   1.117 + when doing a typeset-region on a child file.
   1.118 +	
   1.119 +	When you are editing child files broken into sections and some
   1.120 +	macros to be used are defined in upper level files, you'll need them
   1.121 +	to do typeset-region.  The macros needed will be copied to the
   1.122 +	temporary file if you add %#REQUIRE to the end of the macro's
   1.123 +	definition.
   1.124 +	
   1.125 +	Say you had a grand-child file
   1.126 +	+-- main.tex --+  +---- sub.tex ----+  +-- subsub.tex --+
   1.127 +	| :            |  |%#jlatex main    |  |%#jlatex main   |
   1.128 +	|\include{sub} |  |\include{macros} |  |.....           |
   1.129 +	| :            |<-| :               |<-|%#BEGIN         |
   1.130 +	| :            |  | :               |  |TEXT YOU WANT   |
   1.131 +	| :            |  +-----------------+  |TYPESET IS      |
   1.132 +	+--------------+          ^            |HERE            |
   1.133 +	                  +-- macros.tex ---+  |%#END           |
   1.134 +			          |\def\foo{bar}    |  |:               |
   1.135 +			          |\def\hoge{hero}  |  +----------------+
   1.136 +			          +-----------------+
   1.137 +	
   1.138 +	In this case you change the \include{macros} line in sub.tex to
   1.139 +
   1.140 +		\include{macros} %#REQUIRE
   1.141 +	
   1.142 +	and add to subsub.tex
   1.143 +	
   1.144 +		%#REQUIRE \include{macros}
   1.145 +	
   1.146 +	If %#REQUIRE is at the top of the line, the following will be copied
   1.147 +	to the temporary file.  So, macros.tex will be included only once
   1.148 +	whether you are typesetting all the files, or doing a typeset-region
   1.149 +	on sub.tex or subsub.tex.
   1.150 +	
   1.151 +*I want to reuse ARGUMENTS I used in the last \foo{ARGUMENTS}
   1.152 +	
   1.153 +	Use the gmhist package.  YaTeX works fine with gmhist.  When you are
   1.154 +	asked \foo{???}: in the mini-buffer, hitting M-p (ESC p) will get
   1.155 +	you a history of what you have inputted in reverse.  M-n will go
   1.156 +	forward in the history.  This input history can be used for
   1.157 +	begin-type completion, section-type completion, evoking the
   1.158 +	previewer, and print out commands.
   1.159 +	
   1.160 +	gmhist can be found at many Emacs-Lisp archive sights. For example,
   1.161 +	ftp.ae.keio.ac.jp:pub/emacs-lisp/util/gmhist.tar.gz
   1.162 +	
   1.163 +*ref<->label jump doesn't work.
   1.164 +	
   1.165 +	C-c g will start a forward search of ref/label.  C-u C-c g will
   1.166 +	start a backward search.  If you want to continue searching for
   1.167 +	\ref, hit C-s (C-r) twice and use the repeated search feature of the
   1.168 +	incremental search.  If the point to jump is in another file, that
   1.169 +	file must be already opened.  YaTeX-display-hierarchy (C-c d) can be
   1.170 +	used to open all files at once.
   1.171 +	
   1.172 +*I get a % at the end of the line when I do a fill-paragraph or auto-fill.
   1.173 +	
   1.174 +	NTT-jTeX will add an unnecessary space in the print out image if the
   1.175 +	japanese paragraph is written with an indent.  To avoid this, you
   1.176 +	need to put a % at the end of the line.  YaTeX will automatically
   1.177 +	put a % so you can input indented text for NTT-jTeX.  But there may
   1.178 +	be a bug in the routine so please report if you find any %s otherwise
   1.179 +	than at the end of a line.
   1.180 +		
   1.181 +*Isn't the indentation too deep in itemize environments?
   1.182 +	
   1.183 +	Think so too?  An alias Mr. K thought this was better and he's
   1.184 +	the only one delighted hitting the TAB key.  Wasn't my idea! (still
   1.185 +	have a bit of a grudge)  If you also think it's too deep, hit TAB at
   1.186 +	the end of the line with \begin{itemize} within the environment.
   1.187 +	Now it's too shallow?  Umm... time for me to take a break.
   1.188 +
   1.189 +	
   1.190 +[About Mule2]
   1.191 +*Equations are too dark to read when I use Mule2+hilit19.
   1.192 +	
   1.193 +	The default coloring of hilit19.el is too dark.  Try putting the
   1.194 +	next code in ~/.emacs or yatexhks.el.
   1.195 +
   1.196 +	(if (and (featurep 'hilit19) (eq hilit-background-mode 'dark))
   1.197 +	       (hilit-translate
   1.198 +	     string 'mediumspringgreen
   1.199 +	     formula 'khaki
   1.200 +	     label 'yellow-underlined))
   1.201 +
   1.202 +*Can't I use font-lock?
   1.203 +	
   1.204 +	The document says, "pattern must be specified within a line".  So it
   1.205 +	seems you can't chose a pattern like from \begin to \end that laps
   1.206 +	more than one line.  But on the other hand, multiple line comments
   1.207 +	in C seems to work fine...  So what's the real story?  Anybody know
   1.208 +	the answer?  If so, teach me, or try sending a fan letter to our
   1.209 +	font-lock investigator-in-depress Taguchi (tagu@ae.keio.ac.jp)
   1.210 +
   1.211 +*It's sooo slow when I click YaTeX on the menu bar.
   1.212 +	
   1.213 +	I don't know why.  Probably a problem with Emacs-19.  You'll just
   1.214 +	have to bear with it.  It won't be so slow the second time.
   1.215 +	Anyway, you probably won't use the menu at all, do you?  
   1.216 +	
   1.217 +[Customization]
   1.218 +*I don't use C-c b i much, so it would be better if I can start
   1.219 + completion after hitting C-c b.
   1.220 +	
   1.221 +	Put (setq YaTeX-no-begend-shortcut t) in your ~/.emacs.
   1.222 +	
   1.223 +*An open parenthesis always get entered in pairs.
   1.224 +	
   1.225 +	This should be better, once you get used to it.  If you still don't
   1.226 +	like it, turn on modify-mode using C-c w m.  Setting
   1.227 +	YaTeX-close-paren-always to nil will give this feature from the start.
   1.228 +	
   1.229 +*Funny things happen when I hit ;.
   1.230 +	
   1.231 +	YaTeX think you are in math mode and evokes math-mode-image
   1.232 +	completion.  If you are writing a equation that TeX will not give an
   1.233 +	error and YaTeX mistakes what mode you are in, report it back to the
   1.234 +	author.  For mistaken judgements or if you want to enter a literal
   1.235 +	;, hit ; twice.  C-u ; to use ; as a image-completion prefix.
   1.236 +	
   1.237 +*I want YaTeX to enter the option arguments for a newenvironment.
   1.238 +	
   1.239 +	Read yatexadd.doc.  If that's not enough, read yatexgen.doc and try
   1.240 +	M-x YaTeX-generate.
   1.241 +	
   1.242 +*I first defined \foo as a macro taking 3 arguments.  Later I changed it
   1.243 + to take 4 arguments, but the section-type completion will ask me for
   1.244 + only 3 arguments.
   1.245 +	
   1.246 +  	Use C-u 4 C-c s and tell it will take 4 arguments.  You can change
   1.247 +	the number of arguments anytime you want.
   1.248 +	
   1.249 +*I made a argument-type addin function, but can't do completion after
   1.250 + the first two arguments.
   1.251 +	
   1.252 +	If you made a addin function like \foo{x}{y}{z} that takes 3
   1.253 +	arguments, then you need to learn in the dictionary that \foo will
   1.254 +	take 3 arguments.  This can be done by C-u 3 C-c s foo.  You only
   1.255 +	need to do it once.
   1.256 +	
   1.257 +*My addin functions are overwritten by yatexadd.
   1.258 +	
   1.259 +	Formally, all private functions were written in your own yatexadd.el.
   1.260 +	Now, all private functions are put in yatexhks.el.  yatexhks.el will
   1.261 +	be read in at the end of YaTeX's initialization, so you can overwrite
   1.262 +	definitions in yatexadd.el.
   1.263 +	
   1.264 +[ETC]
   1.265 +*Mailing lists?
   1.266 +	
   1.267 +	A question, so an answer.  The mailing list for YaTeX(Wild Bird) and
   1.268 +	it's implementation to Vz, Raicho (by katsura@prc.tsukuba.ac.jp) is
   1.269 +	"fj Wild Bird Society".  Send a mail like
   1.270 +	
   1.271 +		To: yatex-control@harvest.jaist.ac.jp
   1.272 +		Subject: append
   1.273 +		-----
   1.274 +		Hi!  See any birds fly by?
   1.275 +
   1.276 +	and you're in.  The text will be used as your profile. (you can
   1.277 +	change it later)  Once you're in, you'll get a reply with lists of
   1.278 +	commands used in the mailing list.  Join along and help adding new
   1.279 +	feathers to Wild Bird.  BTW, if you haven't guessed it yet, yes,
   1.280 +	this mailing list is in Japanese.  But give us a try anyway.  You're
   1.281 +	always welcome.
   1.282 +	
   1.283 +*Help, help HELP!!
   1.284 +	
   1.285 +	Ways of getting answers in fastest order.
   1.286 +
   1.287 +	*Look for someone near you who knows what's he/she's doing.
   1.288 +	*Post a question to the mailing list.
   1.289 +	*Send mail to yuuji@ae.keio.ac.jp
   1.290 +	
   1.291 +	take a pick.
   1.292 +	
   1.293 +*Picking a question in this file with C-u C-x $ and hitting C-x $ takes
   1.294 + me to a weird world.
   1.295 +	
   1.296 +	You too?  Try marking the question before C-x $ and to C-x C-x to
   1.297 +	take you back to it.  (mule2 doesn't seem to have the same problem)
   1.298 +
   1.299 +
   1.300 +Local Variables:
   1.301 +mode: indented-text
   1.302 +fill-column: 72
   1.303 +fill-prefix: "	"
   1.304 +End:
   1.305 +

     2.1 --- a/docs/yatexadd.doc	Thu Feb 02 17:18:29 1995 +0000
     2.2 +++ b/docs/yatexadd.doc	Mon Apr 24 14:42:53 1995 +0000
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     3.1 --- a/docs/yatexe.tex	Thu Feb 02 17:18:29 1995 +0000
     3.2 +++ b/docs/yatexe.tex	Mon Apr 24 14:42:53 1995 +0000
     3.3 @@ -1659,6 +1659,11 @@
     3.4  -*'.
     3.5  @end defvar
     3.6  
     3.7 +@defvar YaTeX-skip-default-reader
     3.8 +Non-nil for this variable skips the default argument reader of
     3.9 +section-type command when add-in function for it is not defined.
    3.10 +@end defvar
    3.11 +
    3.12  @node Sample definitions, Hook variables, All customizable variables, Lisp variables
    3.13  @comment  node-name,  next,  previous,  up
    3.14  @subsection Sample definitions

     4.1 --- a/docs/yatexgen.doc	Thu Feb 02 17:18:29 1995 +0000
     4.2 +++ b/docs/yatexgen.doc	Mon Apr 24 14:42:53 1995 +0000
     4.3 @@ -162,11 +162,11 @@
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     5.1 --- a/docs/yatexj.tex	Thu Feb 02 17:18:29 1995 +0000
     5.2 +++ b/docs/yatexj.tex	Mon Apr 24 14:42:53 1995 +0000
     5.3 @@ -1865,6 +1865,11 @@
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    5.11 +
    5.12  @node Sample definitions, Hook variables, All customizable variables, Lisp variables
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     6.1 --- /dev/null	Thu Jan 01 00:00:00 1970 +0000
     6.2 +++ b/docs/yatexref.eng	Mon Apr 24 14:42:53 1995 +0000
     6.3 @@ -0,0 +1,164 @@
     6.4 +----------------------------------------------------------------------------
     6.5 +				YaTeX
     6.6 +			   Quick Reference
     6.7 +----------------------------------------------------------------------------
     6.8 +
     6.9 +
    6.10 +[Caution]
    6.11 +	
    6.12 +	You can customize the prefix key (C-c by default) so this will be
    6.13 +	written as [prefix] in this document.  If you have not customized
    6.14 +	[prefix] a will stand for C-c a.
    6.15 +
    6.16 +	Begin-type commands are those like \begin-\end, Section-type
    6.17 +	commands are those that take arguments as \section{NAME},
    6.18 +	Large-type commands are font/size definition commands that are put
    6.19 +	in parenthesis as {\tt}, Maketitle-type commands are commands that
    6.20 +	don't take arguments as \maketitle.
    6.21 +
    6.22 +[Completion]
    6.23 +
    6.24 +    *Accent completion                  [prefix] a
    6.25 +    *Begin-type completion              [prefix] b SPC
    6.26 +    *Begin-type completion (region)     [prefix] B SPC
    6.27 +    *Begin-type completion (immediate)	[prefix] b initial_of_environment
    6.28 +    *Begin-type completion (immediate on region)
    6.29 +                                        [prefix] B initial_of_environment
    6.30 +    *End completion                     [prefix] e
    6.31 +    *Large-type completion              [prefix] l
    6.32 +    *Large-type completion (region)     [prefix] L
    6.33 +    *Maketitle-type completion          [prefix] m
    6.34 +    *Section-type completion            [prefix] s
    6.35 +    *Section-type completion (region)   [prefix] S
    6.36 +    *General completion                 [prefix] SPC
    6.37 +
    6.38 +	For the initials used in immediate Begin-type completions, see the
    6.39 +	Info manual.  In the (region)-mode, region between the mark and
    6.40 +	the present point will be put within a \begin{foo}...\end{foo} or
    6.41 +	{\large } and such.
    6.42 +
    6.43 +	*Math sign image completion		;
    6.44 +	*Greek letter image completion		:
    6.45 +
    6.46 +	Above two commands may be used only in the math environment.  If
    6.47 +	you want to use the completion in other environments, do C-u and
    6.48 +	then ; or :.
    6.49 +
    6.50 +
    6.51 +[Process invoking]
    6.52 +
    6.53 +    *invoke bibtex                    [prefix] tb
    6.54 +    *invoke latex                     [prefix] tj
    6.55 +    *invoke makeindex                 [prefix] ti
    6.56 +    *kill current typesetting process [prefix] tk **
    6.57 +    *lpr dvi-file                     [prefix] tl
    6.58 +    *lpr dvi-file (all pages)   C-u   [prefix] tl
    6.59 +    *invoke previewer                 [prefix] tp
    6.60 +    *invoke lpq                       [prefix] tq
    6.61 +    *invoke jlatex (on region)        [prefix] tr
    6.62 +
    6.63 +	Hitting [prefix] t will get you the menu, so there is no need to
    6.64 +	remember the key after [prefix] t.
    6.65 +
    6.66 +	 **Unavailable on MS-DOS
    6.67 +
    6.68 +	The region used in [prefix] tr are the lines between %#BEGIN and
    6.69 +	%#END.  If %#END is not found then from %#BEGIN and the end of
    6.70 +	the text.  If both are missing then from the mark to the
    6.71 +	present point.
    6.72 +
    6.73 +[Cursor Jump]
    6.74 +	*To the typeset error		[prefix] '
    6.75 +
    6.76 +	Will jump to the position where the typeset error occurred from the
    6.77 +	end.  Only effective when there was a error returned from latex.
    6.78 +
    6.79 +    *Jump to corresponding object                         [prefix] g
    6.80 +    *Jump to corresponding object (in another her window) [prefix] 4g
    6.81 +
    6.82 +	Where to jump will be decided by what's on the line [prefix] g was
    6.83 +	hit.
    6.84 +
    6.85 +        -on a \begin{} or \end{}        to a matching \end{} or \begin{}
    6.86 +        -on a %#BEGIN or %#END          to a matching %#END or %#BEGIN
    6.87 +        -on a \include(only) or \input  to the matching file
    6.88 +        -on a \ref or \label            to the matching \label or \ref
    6.89 +        -on a \cite or \bibitem         to the matching \bibitem or \cite
    6.90 +
    6.91 +        *Jump to the main file                   [prefix] ^
    6.92 +        *Jump to the main file in another window [prefix] 4^
    6.93 +
    6.94 +	To tell YaTeX which the main file is, write
    6.95 +			%#jlatex MAIN_FILE_NAME
    6.96 +	somewhere in the file you are creating.
    6.97 +
    6.98 +    *Jump to beginning of environment ESC C-a
    6.99 +    *Jump to end of environment       ESC C-e
   6.100 +    *Mark whole environment           ESC C-h
   6.101 +
   6.102 +[Commenting out by %]
   6.103 +
   6.104 +	*Comment out the region/environment	[prefix] >
   6.105 +	*Uncomment the region/environment	[prefix] <
   6.106 +
   6.107 +	If the point is on a line with \begin{} or \end{}, everything
   6.108 +	within the environment will be (un)commented.  Otherwise,
   6.109 +	everything between the mark and point will be (un)commented.
   6.110 +
   6.111 +    *Comment out a paragraph or environment declaration     [prefix] .
   6.112 +    *Uncomment out a paragraph or environment declaration   [prefix] ,
   6.113 +
   6.114 +	If the point is on a line with \begin{} or \end, the two lines
   6.115 +	with it will be (un)commented.  Otherwise the paragraph that the
   6.116 +	point is in will be (un)commented.
   6.117 +
   6.118 +[ETC]
   6.119 +	
   6.120 +	*Align and fill item		[prefix] i
   6.121 +
   6.122 +	Available only in an environment.  Will do a hanging indent on the
   6.123 +	\item.
   6.124 +
   6.125 +	*Change LaTeX command		[prefix] c
   6.126 +
   6.127 +	On a line with \begin{} or \end{}, will change the name of the
   6.128 +	environment.  On a section-type command, will change the command
   6.129 +	name, and also change arguments if invoked on the argument.  For
   6.130 +	large-type command, will change font/size definitions.  On a math
   6.131 +	mode command entered using image-type completion, will return to
   6.132 +	the completion operation.
   6.133 +
   6.134 +	*Kill commands	[prefix] k
   6.135 +
   6.136 +	For \begin{}/\end{}, %#BEGIN/%#END, and parenthesis, will delete
   6.137 +	them in pairs.  For section-type commands, font/size definition,
   6.138 +	will delete the command ant parenthesis surrounding them.
   6.139 +
   6.140 +        *Enclose region with () [prefix] )
   6.141 +        *Enclose region with {} [prefix] }
   6.142 +        *Enclose region with [] [prefix] ]
   6.143 +        *Enclose region with $$ [prefix] $
   6.144 +
   6.145 +        *Toggle modes           [prefix] w
   6.146 +
   6.147 +	Will toggle between modify mode and math mode.
   6.148 +
   6.149 +    *%# editing                    [prefix] %
   6.150 +    *Show columns in tabular/array [prefix] &
   6.151 +    *Online help                   [prefix] h
   6.152 +    *Online apropos                [prefix] /
   6.153 +    *Intelligent return    	   ESC RET
   6.154 +
   6.155 +	Intelligent return can be used in tabular, array, itemize,
   6.156 +	enumerate, list and description environments.
   6.157 +
   6.158 +	*Browse included structure		[prefix] d
   6.159 +
   6.160 +							   HIROSE Yuuji
   6.161 +						    yuuji@ae.keio.ac.jp
   6.162 +						pcs39334@asciinet.or.jp
   6.163 +
   6.164 +Local variables:
   6.165 +mode: text
   6.166 +fill-prefix: "	"
   6.167 +End:

     7.1 --- a/help/YATEXHLP.eng	Thu Feb 02 17:18:29 1995 +0000
     7.2 +++ b/help/YATEXHLP.eng	Mon Apr 24 14:42:53 1995 +0000
     7.3 @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
     7.4  textfloatsep
     7.5  \addtolength{\textfloatsep}{LENGTH}
     7.6 -Length between the text and, float of the top or bottom of page
     7.7 +Length between the text and a float at the top or bottom of page
     7.8  
     7.9  floatsep
    7.10  \addtolength{\floatsep}{LENGTH}
    7.11 @@ -8,50 +8,52 @@
    7.12  
    7.13  oddsidemargin
    7.14  \setlength{\oddsidemargin}{LENGTH}
    7.15 -�E�y�[�W�̍��[����1�C���`(2.54cm)�̐��Ɩ{���̋���
    7.16 +Length between text and a line 1 inch from the left of page, on the
    7.17 +right page
    7.18 +
    7.19  
    7.20  pagestyle
    7.21 -\pagestyle{�X�^�C��}
    7.22 -�o�̓y�[�W�̃w�b�_�ƃt�b�^�̃X�^�C�������߂�B�X�^�C���ɂ͈ȉ��̂��̂�����:
    7.23 -plain		�W���X�^�C��. �t�b�^�Ƀy�[�W�ԍ���������.
    7.24 -empty		�w�b�_�ɂ��t�b�^�ɂ������o�͂��Ȃ�.
    7.25 -headings	�w�b�_�ɃZ�N�V�����ɉ��������o���ƃy�[�W�ԍ�����
    7.26 -		�t�b�^�ɂ͉����o�͂��Ȃ�.
    7.27 -myheadings	headings�̃X�^�C���ŁA�w�b�_�̏��� \markbpth ��
    7.28 -		\markright �Ŏw��ł���.
    7.29 +\pagestyle{STYLE}
    7.30 +Determines header and footer styles on output page.  There are the
    7.31 +following styles
    7.32 +plain		Standard style.  Page number only in footer.
    7.33 +empty		No headers or footers are output.
    7.34 +headings	Puts page number and headings according to section in header.
    7.35 +			No footer is output.
    7.36 +myheadings	User defines what goes into headings using \markbpth and \markright
    7.37  
    7.38  thispagestyle
    7.39 -\thispagestyle{�X�^�C��}
    7.40 -���݂̃y�[�W�����̃X�^�C�������肷��B
    7.41 +\thispagestyle{STYLE}
    7.42 +Determines the STYLE for the current page only
    7.43  
    7.44  pagenumbering
    7.45 -\pagenumbering{�X�^�C��}
    7.46 -�y�[�W�ԍ��̃X�^�C�������߂�B�X�^�C���ɂ͈ȉ��̂��̂�����:
    7.47 -arabic		�A���r�A����
    7.48 -alph		�������̉p��
    7.49 -Alph		�啶���̉p��
    7.50 -roman		�������̃��[�}����
    7.51 -Roman		�啶���̃��[�}����
    7.52 +\pagenumbering{STYLE}
    7.53 +Determines the STYLE of page numbers.  Type of STYLEs are,
    7.54 +arabic		arabic numerals
    7.55 +alph		lowercase alphabets
    7.56 +Alph		uppercase alphabets
    7.57 +roman		lowercase roman numerals
    7.58 +Roman		uppercase roman numerals
    7.59  
    7.60  shortstack
    7.61 -\shortstack[�ꏊ]{�d�˂�\\�\������\\���e}
    7.62 -{}���̓��e��\\�ŋ�؂�ꂽ�P�ʖ��ɐςݏd�˂ĕ\������B
    7.63 -[�ꏊ]�́Al(����)�Ac(�Z���^�����O)�Ar(�E��)�̂����ꂩ�B
    7.64 +\shortstack[POSITION]{TEXT\\TO BE\\STACKED}
    7.65 +Stack and display contents within {}, separated by \\.
    7.66 +Possible [POSITION]s are, l(left), c(center), r(right).
    7.67  
    7.68  newlength
    7.69  \newlength{NAME}
    7.70 -NAME�Ƃ��������R�}���h��V���ɐ錾����B
    7.71 +Declare NAME as a length command.
    7.72  
    7.73  addtolength
    7.74 -\addtolength{�����R�}���h}{���l}
    7.75 -��1�����̒������2�Ɉ����̐��l�𑫂��B
    7.76 -��\�I�ȃX�^�C���p�����[�^�ɂ��Ă� \setlength �̍����Q�Ƃ���B
    7.77 +\addtolength{LENGTH COMMAND}{VALUE}
    7.78 +Adds VALUE to LENGTH COMMAND.
    7.79 +See \setlength for major style parameters.
    7.80  
    7.81  setlength
    7.82 -\setlength{�����R�}���h}{���l}
    7.83 -��1�����̒������2�Ɉ����̐��l�ɐݒ肷��B
    7.84 -��\�I�ȃX�^�C���p�����[�^�͈ȉ��̒ʂ�:
    7.85 -(�X�^�C���p�����[�^�̕ύX�̓v���A���u���ōs������)
    7.86 +\setlength{LENGTH COMMAND}{VALUE}
    7.87 +Set the value of LENGTH COMMAND to VALUE.
    7.88 +Major style parameters are:
    7.89 +(Style parameters must be changed in the preamble)
    7.90  \evensidemargin	\footheight	\footskip	\headheight
    7.91  \headsep	\marginparsep	\marginparwidth	\oddsidemargin
    7.92  \textheight	\textwidth	\topmargin	\topskip
    7.93 @@ -59,180 +61,175 @@
    7.94  \columnsep	\columnseprule	\mathindent
    7.95  
    7.96  settowidth{\NAME}{TEXT}
    7.97 -\hbox{TEXT}�̏o�͌��ʂƓ������ɒ���\NAME ���Z�b�g����B
    7.98 +Set the value of \NAME to the width of \hbox{TEXT}.
    7.99  
   7.100  evensidemargin
   7.101  \setlength{\evensidemargin}{LENGTH}
   7.102 -���y�[�W�̍��[����1�C���`(2.54cm)�̐��Ɩ{���̋���
   7.103 +Length between body and a line 1 inch from the left of page, on the
   7.104 +left page.
   7.105  
   7.106  footheight
   7.107  \setlength{\footheight}{LENGTH}
   7.108 -�t�b�^�̍���
   7.109 +Height of footer.
   7.110  
   7.111  footskip
   7.112  \setlength{\footskip}{LENGTH}
   7.113 -�{���̔��̉��[�ƃt�b�^�̋���
   7.114 +Length between bottom of body and footer.
   7.115  
   7.116  headheight
   7.117  \addtolength{\headheight}{LENGTH}
   7.118 -�w�b�_�̍���
   7.119 +Height of header.
   7.120  
   7.121  headsep
   7.122  \setlength{\headsep}{LENGTH}
   7.123 -�w�b�_�Ɩ{���̊Ԋu
   7.124 +Length between top of body and header.
   7.125  
   7.126  marginparsep
   7.127  \addtolength{\marginparsep}{LENGTH}
   7.128 -�T���Ɩ{���̊Ԋu
   7.129 +Length between the body and marginal notes
   7.130  
   7.131  marginparwidth
   7.132  \addtolength{\marginparwidth}{LENGTH}
   7.133 -�T���̕�
   7.134 +Width of marginal notes.
   7.135  
   7.136  oddsidemargin
   7.137  \addtolength{\oddsidemargin}{LENGTH}
   7.138 -�E�y�[�W�̍��[����1�C���`(2.54cm)�̐��Ɩ{���̋���
   7.139 +Length between body and a line 1 inch from the left of page, on the
   7.140 +right page.
   7.141 +
   7.142  
   7.143  textheight
   7.144  \addtolength{\textheight}{LENGTH}
   7.145 -�{���̍���
   7.146 +Height of text.
   7.147  
   7.148  textwidth
   7.149  \addtolength{\textwidth}{LENGTH}
   7.150 -�{���̕�
   7.151 +Width of body.
   7.152  
   7.153  topmargin
   7.154  \addtolength{\topmargin}{LENGTH}
   7.155 -�y�[�W��[����1�C���`�̐��ƃw�b�_�̋���
   7.156 +Length between the header and a line one inch from the top of the page.
   7.157  
   7.158  topskip
   7.159  \addtolength{\topskip}{LENGTH}
   7.160 -�{���̔��̏�[�ƈ�s�ڂ̃e�L�X�g�Ƃ̊Ԋu
   7.161 +Length between top of the body to the first line of the text.
   7.162  
   7.163  parindent
   7.164  \setlength{\parindent}{LENGTH}
   7.165 -\parindent	�i���̐擪�̎�������.
   7.166 +Width of indentation at the beginning of a paragraph.
   7.167  
   7.168  linewidth
   7.169  \addtolength{\linewidth}{LENGTH}
   7.170 -\linewidth	�s�̕�.
   7.171 +Width of lines.
   7.172  
   7.173  baselineskip
   7.174  \addtolength{baselineskip}{LENGTH}
   7.175 -\baselineskip	�s�̃x�[�X���C���Ԃ̍Œ���̍���.
   7.176 +Minimum height between baselines (bottom of a line).
   7.177  
   7.178  baselinestretch
   7.179  \renewcommand{baselinestretch}{1.5}
   7.180 -\baselinestretch \baselineskip �ɏ悸��W��.		(default=1)
   7.181 -(* \setlength�Ȃǂł͂Ȃ��A\renewcommand�ōĒ�`����B)
   7.182 +Value to multiply \baselineskip.  (default is 1)
   7.183 +(* Redefine using \renewcommand.  Don't use \setlength.
   7.184  
   7.185  parskip
   7.186  \addtolength{\parskip}{LENGTH}
   7.187 -\parskip	�i���O�̐����X�y�[�X.
   7.188 +Vertical space before a paragraph.
   7.189  
   7.190  columnsep
   7.191  \addtolength{\columnsep}{LENGTH}
   7.192 -\columnsep	2�i�g�݂̎��̒i�Ԃ̕�.
   7.193 +Width between columns in a two column environment.
   7.194  
   7.195  columnseprule
   7.196  \addtolength{\columnseprule}{LENGTH}
   7.197 -��i�g�̎��̒i�Ԃ̌r���̑���.
   7.198 +Width of ruler to separate columns in a two column environment.
   7.199 +(default is 0pt)
   7.200  
   7.201  columnwidth
   7.202  \addtolength{\columnwidth}{LENGTH}
   7.203 -��i�g�̎��ɂ� (\textwidth - \columnsep)/2
   7.204 -�����łȂ����́A\textwidth
   7.205 -
   7.206 -
   7.207 -columnseprule
   7.208 -\addtolength{columnseprule}{LENGTH}
   7.209 -\columnseprule	2�i�g�݂̎��̒i�Ԃ̌r���̕�.		(default=0pt)
   7.210 +(\textwidth - \columnsep)/2 in a two column environment.
   7.211 +Otherwise, equal to \textwidth.
   7.212  
   7.213  mathindent
   7.214  \addtolength{mathindent}{LENGTH}
   7.215 -\mathindent	�X�^�C���I�v�V������ fleqn ���w�肵���ꍇ�́A
   7.216 -		���}�[�W������̐����̎�������.
   7.217 +Width of indentation of a equation from the left margin, when fleqn is
   7.218 +defined as style option.
   7.219  
   7.220  LaTeX
   7.221  \LaTeX
   7.222 -\LaTeX �̃��S��\���B\LaTeX �̒�`�͈ȉ��̒ʂ�B
   7.223 +Display \LaTeX logo. Definition of \LaTeX is;
   7.224  \def\LaTeX{{\rm L\kern-.36em\raise.3ex\hbox{\sc a}\kern-.15em
   7.225      T\kern-.1667em\lower.7ex\hbox{E}\kern-.125emX}}
   7.226  
   7.227  fragile
   7.228 -** LaTeX�p�� **
   7.229 -�����ɂ���ēW�J���ʂ��ς��悤�ȃR�}���h�������B
   7.230 -���̋t�� robust �ȃR�}���h�B
   7.231 +** LaTeX term **
   7.232 +Any command which expanded result changes by an argument.
   7.233 +Opposite is a robust command.
   7.234  
   7.235  robust
   7.236 -** LaTeX�p�� **
   7.237 -�W�J���ʂ���ɕς��Ȃ��悤�ȃR�}���h�������B
   7.238 -�t�H���g/�T�C�Y�w��q�A�����R�}���h�A�������[�h���Ɏg�������̃R�}���h��
   7.239 -robust�ȃR�}���h�B
   7.240 -(maketitle�^�R�}���h�̂����I�v�V����������S���Ƃ�Ȃ����̂ƍl���ėǂ�)
   7.241 +** LaTeX term **
   7.242 +Commands which expanded results are always the same.
   7.243 +Font type/size selection commands, length commands, and most commands
   7.244 +used within math mode is robust.
   7.245 +(maketitle type commands that don't take any arguments)
   7.246  
   7.247  protect
   7.248 -\protect�ufragile�ȃR�}���h�v
   7.249 -�����ɂ���Č��ʂ��ς��悤�ȃR�}���h���ufragile�ȃR�}���h�v�ƌ����B
   7.250 -����A���������낢��ȉӏ��ŎQ�Ƃ����R�}���h���u�������������R�}���h
   7.251 -�ƌ����B����� chapter �� caption �Ȃǖڎ��Ȃǂ���Q�Ƃ����������Ƃ��
   7.252 -�̂�Atabular/array ���� @ �\�����Y������B
   7.253 +\protect `a fragile command'
   7.254 +Commands that the result changes according to it's arguments are
   7.255 +called "fragile commands".  When an argument is referenced in more
   7.256 +than one place, the command is said to "take a moving argument".
   7.257 +chapter and caption, whose argument will be used in the table of
   7.258 +contents, or an @ in an tabular/array environment are examples.
   7.259  
   7.260 -���āA�����́u�������������R�}���h�v�̈����Ɂufragile�ȃR�}���h�v��
   7.261 -�^���鎞��(fragile�ȃR�}���h�̒��O��)�g���̂� \protect �ł���B�ȉ��͓T
   7.262 -�^�I�ȗ��p��ł���B
   7.263 +When a "fragile command" is used in a "moving argument", it must be
   7.264 +preceded by a \protect.  Following is an example.
   7.265  
   7.266  \newcommand{\thissystem}[1]{YaTeX version #1}
   7.267 -\chapter{\protect \thissystem{1.50}�ɂ���}
   7.268 +\chapter{About \protect \thissystem{1.50}}
   7.269  
   7.270  newcommand
   7.271 -\newcommand{\�R�}���h��}[�����̐�]{��`}
   7.272 -�u�R�}���h���v���u�����̐��v�̈��������u��`�v�ł���}�N���Ƃ��Ē�`
   7.273 -����B��`����n�Ԗڂ̈����� #n �Ƃ��ĎQ�Ƃ���B
   7.274 +\newcommand{\NAME}[ARGS]{DEF}
   7.275 +Define a macro \NAME as DEF, taking ARGS number of arguments.  The nth
   7.276 +argument will be referred as #n in the definition.
   7.277 +If used as
   7.278  	\newcommand{\foo}[1]{\underline{#1}}
   7.279 -�Ƃ���� \foo{bar} �� \underline{bar} �ƓW�J�����B���������ăt�H���g�w
   7.280 -��q���܂ޏꍇnewcommand��{}�ɂ��āA
   7.281 +\foo{bar} will be expanded to \underline{bar}.  When a font selection
   7.282 +command is used as
   7.283  	\newcommand{\foo}[1]{\bf #1}
   7.284 -�Ƃ���� \foo{bar} ���e�L�X�g���� \bf bar �ƓW�J����Ă��܂��̂ŁA
   7.285 +\foo{bar} will be expanded as \bf bar in the text, so, it must be used as
   7.286  	\newcommand{\foo}[1]{{\bf #1}}
   7.287 -�Ƃ��Ȃ���΂Ȃ�Ȃ��B
   7.288  
   7.289 -  �u�R�}���h���v�̃}�N�������ɒ�`����Ă���ꍇ�̓G���[�ƂȂ�B�Ē�`��
   7.290 -��ꍇ�́A\renewcommand���g���B
   7.291 +If NAME is already defined as a macro, it will return an error.  To
   7.292 +redefine, use \renewcommand.
   7.293  
   7.294  renewcommand
   7.295 -\renewcommand{\�R�}���h��}[�����̐�]{��`}
   7.296 -���ɒ�`����Ă���R�}���h��ʂ̓��e�ōĒ�`����B
   7.297 -�ȉ��� \newcommand �̐����B
   7.298 +\renewcommand{\NAME}[ARGS]{DEF}
   7.299 +Redefine an already defined command.
   7.300  <refer newcommand>
   7.301  
   7.302  newenvironment
   7.303 -\newenvironment{����}[�����̐�]{��`1}{��`2}
   7.304 -�V���Ȋ����`����B
   7.305 -\begin{����}�̎��̓W�J���e���u��`1�v��\end{����}�̎��̓W�J���e��
   7.306 -�u��`2�v�ɋL�q����B
   7.307 -	\newcommand{\����}{��`1} \def{\end����}{��`2}
   7.308 -�Ɠ��l�B
   7.309 +\newenvironment{NAME}[ARGS]{DEF1}{DEF2}
   7.310 +Define a new environment.
   7.311 +\begin{NAME} will be replaced by DEF1 and \end{NAME} will be replaced
   7.312 +by DEF2.  Same as
   7.313 +	\newcommand{\NAME}{DEF1} \def{\end{\NAME}}{DEF2}
   7.314  
   7.315  renewenvironment
   7.316 -\renewenvironment{����}[�����̐�]{��`1}{��`2}
   7.317 -���ɒ�`����Ă���u�����v��ʂ̓��e�ōĒ�`����B
   7.318 -�ȉ��́A\newenvironment�̐����B
   7.319 -
   7.320 +\renewenvironment{NAME}[ARGS]{DEF1}{DEF2}
   7.321 +Redefine an environment NAME that already exists.
   7.322  <refer newenvironment>
   7.323  
   7.324  typeout
   7.325 -\typeout{���b�Z�[�W}
   7.326 -�^�C�v�Z�b�g���Ɂu���b�Z�[�W�v��[���ɏo�͂���B
   7.327 +\typeout{MESSAGE}
   7.328 +Output MESSAGE to the terminal while typesetting.
   7.329  
   7.330  typein
   7.331 -\typein{���b�Z�[�W}	\typein[\�}�N��]{���b�Z�[�W}
   7.332 -�^�C�v�Z�b�g���Ɂu���b�Z�[�W�v���v�����v�g�ɏo���A���͂������ʂ����s����B
   7.333 -���̏����ł́A�u\�}�N���v����͂������̂ɒ�`����B
   7.334 +\typein{MESSAGE}	\typein[\MACRO]{MESSAGE}
   7.335 +Output MESSAGE to terminal and execute the input.
   7.336 +In the second form, \MACRO will be defined as the input.
   7.337  
   7.338  par
   7.339  \par
   7.340 -�i���̋�؂�̖���������B��s�Ɠ����B
   7.341 +Used to separate paragraphs.  Same as a blank line.
   7.342  
   7.343  everypar
   7.344  \everypar
   7.345 @@ -240,264 +237,269 @@
   7.346  
   7.347  nopagebreak
   7.348  \nopagebreak[i]		(i = 0,1,2,3,4)
   7.349 -���ł�����i�ŗ}������([i]���ȗ������4)�B
   7.350 +Prevents pages to be broken by the strength of i.  (default is 4)
   7.351  
   7.352  pagebreak
   7.353  \pagebreak[i]		(i = 0,1,2,3,4)
   7.354 -���ł�����i�ő���([i]���ȗ������4)�B
   7.355 +Forces pages to be broken by the strength of i.  (default is 4)
   7.356  
   7.357  linebreak
   7.358  \linebreak[i]		(i = 0,1,2,3,4)
   7.359 -���s������i�ő���([i]���ȗ������4)�B
   7.360 +Forces lines to be broken by the strength of i.  (default is 4)
   7.361  
   7.362  nolinebreak
   7.363  \nolinebreak[i]		(i = 0,1,2,3,4)
   7.364 -���s������i�ŗ}������([i]���ȗ������4)�B
   7.365 +Prevents lines to be broken by the strength of i.  (default is 4)
   7.366  
   7.367  samepage
   7.368  \samepage
   7.369 -���ł��֎~����B
   7.370 +Prevents page to be broken.
   7.371  RTFM
   7.372  
   7.373  obeycr
   7.374  \obeycr
   7.375 -<CR> �� \\. �ɒ�`����B��\restorecr
   7.376 +Define <CR> as \\.  see \restorecr
   7.377  
   7.378  restorecr
   7.379  \restorecr
   7.380 -\obeycr�ŕύX����<CR>�̒�`�����ɖ߂��B
   7.381 +Restore <CR>'s definition changed by \obeycr.
   7.382  
   7.383  \
   7.384 -\\		\\[����]
   7.385 -(�C�ӂ̏ꏊ��)���s����B�i�����ł́A\newline �Ɠ����B
   7.386 -�I�v�V����������[����]���w�肷��ƁA���̍s�Ƃ̊Ԋu��
   7.387 -\vspace{LENGTH}�ɂ���Ċm�ۂ���B
   7.388 +\\		\\[LENGTH]
   7.389 +
   7.390 +Breaks a line at any given point.  Same as \newline if used within a
   7.391 +paragraph.  If an option argument LENGTH is given, vertical space to
   7.392 +next line will be \vspace{LENGTH}.
   7.393  
   7.394  addvspace
   7.395 -\addvspace{�X�L�b�v}
   7.396 -�c�����̊Ԋu�Ɂu�X�L�b�v�v�̒l�𑫂��B������
   7.397 -\addvspace{S1} \addvspace{S2} �ƕ����̒l�𓯎��Ɏw�肵�Ă�
   7.398 -\addvspace{S1,S2�̂����傫���ق�} �Ɠ��l�ɂȂ�B
   7.399 +\addvspace{SKIP}
   7.400 +Adds space equal to SKIP to vertical space.  If more than one values
   7.401 +are given as \addvspace{S1} \addvspace{S2}, it will be the same as
   7.402 +\addvspace{the larger of S1, S2}.
   7.403  
   7.404  vspace
   7.405 -\vspace{�Ԋu}		\vspace*{�Ԋu}
   7.406 -���������Ɂu�Ԋu�v�Ԃ�̃X�y�[�X�𑫂��B
   7.407 -\vspace* �͂ǂ�ȏꏊ�ł��X�y�[�X�𑫂����A\vspace �̓y�[�W�̐擪��
   7.408 -�����ł͂͂��炩�Ȃ��B
   7.409 +\vspace{LENGTH}		\vspace*{LENGTH}
   7.410 +Adds vertical space of LENGTH.
   7.411 +\vspace* will add space at any given position, but \vspace will not
   7.412 +add at beginning or end of a page.
   7.413  
   7.414  vspace*
   7.415 -\vspace{�Ԋu}		\vspace*{�Ԋu}
   7.416 -���������Ɂu�Ԋu�v�Ԃ�̃X�y�[�X�𑫂��B
   7.417 -\vspace* �͂ǂ�ȏꏊ�ł��X�y�[�X�𑫂����A\vspace �̓y�[�W�̐擪��
   7.418 -�����ł͂͂��炩�Ȃ��B
   7.419 +\vspace{LENGTH}		\vspace*{LENGTH}
   7.420 +Adds vertical space of LENGTH.
   7.421 +\vspace* will add space at any given position, but \vspace will not
   7.422 +add at beginning or end of a page.
   7.423  
   7.424  hspace
   7.425 -\hspace{�Ԋu}		\hspace*{�Ԋu}
   7.426 -���������Ɂu�Ԋu�v�Ԃ�̃X�y�[�X�𑫂��B
   7.427 -\hspace* �͂ǂ�ȏꏊ�ł��X�y�[�X�𑫂����A\hspace �͍s�̐擪�▖���ł�
   7.428 -�͂��炩�Ȃ��B
   7.429 +\hspace{LENGTH}		\hspace*{LENGTH}
   7.430 +Adds horizontal space of LENGTH.
   7.431 +\hspace* will add space at any given position, but \hspace will not add
   7.432 +at beginning or end of a line.
   7.433  
   7.434  hspace*
   7.435 -\hspace{�Ԋu}		\hspace*{�Ԋu}
   7.436 -���������Ɂu�Ԋu�v�Ԃ�̃X�y�[�X�𑫂��B
   7.437 -\hspace* �͂ǂ�ȏꏊ�ł��X�y�[�X�𑫂����A\hspace �͍s�̐擪�▖���ł�
   7.438 -�͂��炩�Ȃ��B
   7.439 +\hspace{LENGTH}		\hspace*{LENGTH}
   7.440 +Adds horizontal space of LENGTH.
   7.441 +\hspace* will add space at any given position, but \hspace will not add
   7.442 +at beginning or end of a line.
   7.443  
   7.444  smallskip
   7.445  \smallskip
   7.446 -���������ɏ����ȊԊu���󂯂�B
   7.447 +Put a small vertical space.
   7.448  \def\smallskip{\vspace\smallskipamount}
   7.449  
   7.450  medskip
   7.451  \medskip
   7.452 -���������ɒ����炢�̊Ԋu���󂯂�B
   7.453 +Put a medium vertical space.
   7.454  \def\medskip{\vspace\medskipamount}
   7.455  
   7.456  bigskip
   7.457  \bigskip
   7.458 -���������ɑ傫�ȊԊu���󂯂�B
   7.459 +Put a big vertical skip.
   7.460  \def\bigskip{\vspace\bigskipamount}
   7.461  
   7.462  ,
   7.463  \,
   7.464 -�����X�y�[�X���󂯂�B�i�����[�h�ALR���[�h�A�������[�h������ł����p�B
   7.465 -�N�H�[�g�̒��ɃN�H�[�g�������Ƃ��Ȃǂɗp����B
   7.466 -��: ``\,`Foo', he said.''
   7.467 -�������[�h�Ŏg����X�y�[�X�ɂ͈ȉ��̂��̂�����:
   7.468 -	\:	�����L��
   7.469 -	\!	���ŋ���
   7.470 -	\;	�L��
   7.471 +Opens a thin space.  Can be used in paragraph mode, LR mode, or math mode.
   7.472 +Used to write a quote within a quote.
   7.473 +example: ``\,`Foo', he said.''
   7.474 +Spaces that can be used in math mode are:
   7.475 +	\:	medium space
   7.476 +	\!	negative and thin space
   7.477 +	\;	thick space
   7.478  
   7.479  :
   7.480  $\:$
   7.481 -�����L���X�y�[�X�B�������[�h�̂݁B
   7.482 +Medium space.  Math mode only.
   7.483  
   7.484  !
   7.485  $\!$
   7.486 -�������̃X�y�[�X�B�������[�h�̂݁B
   7.487 +Negative thin space.  Math mode only.
   7.488  
   7.489  ;
   7.490  $\;$
   7.491 -�L���X�y�[�X�B�������[�h�̂݁B
   7.492 +Thick space.  Math mode only.
   7.493  
   7.494 -@whilenum
   7.495 -\@whilenum TEST \do {BODY}  
   7.496 -���̕ӂ��Ƃ�
   7.497 +whiledo{TEST}{BODY}
   7.498 +Repeat BODY while TEST is true.
   7.499  
   7.500  nofiles
   7.501  \nofiles
   7.502 -�v���A���u���Ő錾����ƁA.aux, .idx, .lof, .lot, .toc �t�@�C���̍쐬��
   7.503 -�}�������B
   7.504 +If \nofiles is in the preamble, .aux, .idx, .lof, .lot, .toc files will
   7.505 +not be made.
   7.506  
   7.507  includeonly
   7.508  \includeonly{sub1}	\includeonly{sub1,sub3}
   7.509 -\include{}�œǂݍ��ރt�@�C���̂����A���ۂɓǂݍ��ݏ���������̂��w�肷��B
   7.510 -(.tex�͏ȗ���)
   7.511 -\includeonly�̈������X�g�ɂȂ��t�@�C���͂܂�������������Ȃ��A�܂��͑O��
   7.512 -�ȑO�ɏ�������Ă���ꍇ��������S���ύX���Ȃ����̂Ƃ��Ĉ�����B
   7.513 +Appoints actual files to be read and processed by \include{}.  (.tex can
   7.514 +be suppressed)
   7.515 +Files not given in the argument list of \includeonly will not be
   7.516 +processed at all.  If the file has been processed before, it will be
   7.517 +treated as if there were no changes from then.
   7.518  
   7.519  include
   7.520  \include{FILE}
   7.521 +Same as
   7.522  \clearpage \input{FILE} \clearpage
   7.523 -�Ɠ����͂��炫������B
   7.524  
   7.525  input
   7.526  \input{FILE}
   7.527 -FILE.tex �������ɂ��邩�̂悤�ɏ����𑱂���B
   7.528 +Process as if FILE.tex has been inserted at that point.
   7.529  
   7.530  setcounter
   7.531  \setcounter{FOO}{VAL}
   7.532 -�J�E���^FOO�̒l��VAL�ɐݒ肷��B
   7.533 +Set counter FOO's value to VAL.
   7.534  
   7.535  addtocounter
   7.536  \addtocounter{FOO}{VAL}
   7.537 -�J�E���^FOO�̒l��VAL��������B
   7.538 +Add value VAL to counter FOO.
   7.539  
   7.540  newcounter
   7.541  \newcounter{COUNTER}[OLDCTR]
   7.542 -�V�����J�E���^COUNTER��ݒ肷��B
   7.543 -�I�v�V��������[OLDCTR]���w�肷��ƁA�����̃J�E���^OLDCTR�̒l��
   7.544 -\stepcounter �������� \addtocounter �ŕύX����邽�т�COUNTER�̒l�����Z�b
   7.545 -�g�����B
   7.546 +Defines a new counter COUNTER.
   7.547 +If an optional argument OLDCTR is given, COUNTER's value will be reset
   7.548 +every time OLDCTR's value is changed by \stepcounter or \addtocounter.
   7.549  
   7.550  value
   7.551  \value{COUNTER}
   7.552 -COUNTER�̒l��Ԃ��B\protect ��O�u���Ă͂Ȃ�Ȃ��B
   7.553 +Returns value of COUNTER.  Must not be preceded by \protect.
   7.554  
   7.555  stepcounter
   7.556  \stepcounter{FOO}
   7.557 -�J�E���^FOO�̒l���C���N�������g����BFOO�ɏ]���J�E���^������΂�������
   7.558 -�Z�b�g����B
   7.559 +Increments value of counter FOO.  Also resets any counter dependent to FOO.
   7.560  
   7.561  refstepcounter
   7.562  \refstepcounter{FOO}
   7.563 -�J�E���^FOO�̒l���C���N�������g����BFOO�ɏ]���J�E���^������΂�������
   7.564 -�Z�b�g����B\stepcounter�Ƃ̈Ⴂ�́A\refstepcounter{FOO} �̒���� 
   7.565 -\label{hoge} ���������ꍇ�ɁA\ref{hoge} �̒l�� \value{FOO} �����悤��
   7.566 -�u\ref�l�v��ݒ肷�邱�Ƃł���B
   7.567 +Increments value of counter FOO.  Also resets any counter dependent to
   7.568 +FOO.  Defers with \stepcounter as; if \label{hoge} follows immediately
   7.569 +after \refstepcounter{FOO}, \ref{hoge}'s value will be set to \value{FOO}.
   7.570  
   7.571  arabic
   7.572  \arabic{COUNTER}
   7.573 -�A���r�A������COUNTER�̒l���o�́B
   7.574 +Output COUNTER's value in arabic numerals.
   7.575  
   7.576  roman
   7.577  \roman{COUNTER}
   7.578 -�������̃��[�}������COUNTER�̒l���o�́B
   7.579 +Output COUNTER's value in lower case roman numerals.
   7.580  
   7.581  Roman
   7.582  \Roman{COUNTER}
   7.583 -�啶���̃��[�}������COUNTER�̒l���o�́B
   7.584 +Output COUNTER's value in upper case roman numerals.
   7.585  
   7.586  alph
   7.587  \alph{COUNTER}
   7.588 -�������̉p����COUNTER�̒l���o�́B
   7.589 +Output COUNTER's value in lower case alphabet.
   7.590  
   7.591  Alph
   7.592  \Alph{COUNTER}
   7.593 -�啶���̉p����COUNTER�̒l���o�́B
   7.594 +Output COUNTER's value in upper case alphabet.
   7.595  
   7.596  fnsymbol
   7.597  \fnsymbol{COUNTER}
   7.598 -�r���V���{��(1 = *, 2 = \dagger, ...) ��COUNTER�̒l���o�́B�������[�h�̂݁B
   7.599 +Output COUNTER's value in footnote symbols (1 = *, 2 = \dagger, ...).
   7.600 +Math mode only.
   7.601  
   7.602  label
   7.603  \label{LABEL}
   7.604 -���x��LABEL�̒l�����̎��́u\ref�l�v�ɐݒ肷��B
   7.605 -���̒l�́A\ref{LABEL}�ɂ���ĎQ�Ƃ����B�܂�\pageref{LABEL}�ɂ��
   7.606 -\label{LABEL}�̑��݂���y�[�W�ԍ����Q�Ƃ����B
   7.607 -�u\ref�l�v�Ƃ� \section �Ȃǂ̃Z�N�V�����R�}���h�Aenumerate���ł�
   7.608 -\item �R�}���h�Atheorem���Ȃǂɂ���Đݒ肳���l�ł���B�Ⴆ�΁A
   7.609 -enumerate������ \item �̒���ł͂���item�̔ԍ����u\ref�l�v�ƂȂ�A
   7.610 -�����ɂ��� \label{LABEL} ��item�̔ԍ���LABEL�ɃZ�b�g����B
   7.611 +Set value of LABEL to \ref VALUE.
   7.612 +This value is referred by \ref{VALUE}.  \pageref{LABEL} refers to the
   7.613 +page number \label{LABEL} exists. 
   7.614 +``\ref VALUEs'' are, section commands as \section, \item commands within
   7.615 +an enumerate environment, values set by a theorem environment.  For
   7.616 +example, immediately after a \item of a enumerate environment, the item
   7.617 +number will be the ``\ref VALUE''.  \label{LABEL} will set the item
   7.618 +number to LABEL.
   7.619  
   7.620  ref
   7.621  \ref{LABEL}
   7.622 -\label{LABEL}�Őݒ肵��LABEL�̒l���Q�Ƃ���B
   7.623 -�{�����Őݒ肳�ꂽ���x���ɂ������Ă̓y�[�W�ԍ����A
   7.624 -�}�\���Őݒ肳�ꂽ���x���͐}�\�ԍ����A
   7.625 -enumerate���ꂽitem�Őݒ肳�ꂽ���x���ɂ������ẮAitem�ԍ����Ԃ����B
   7.626 +Refer to LABEL's value set by \label{LABEL}.
   7.627 +Examples of values returned are; page numbers for LABELs set in the main
   7.628 +text, table numbers for LABELs set in a table, and the item number for
   7.629 +LABELs set in an item of the enumerate environment.
   7.630  
   7.631  pageref
   7.632  pageref{LABEL}
   7.633 -\label{LABEL}�̑��݂���y�[�W�ԍ����Q�Ƃ���B
   7.634 +Refer to the page number where \label{LABEL} exists.
   7.635  
   7.636  (
   7.637 -\( ���� \)
   7.638 -����������g�ށB
   7.639 -\begin{math} ���� \end{math}
   7.640 -�Ɠ��l�B\( ����� \)�� fragile.
   7.641 +\( EQUATION \)
   7.642 +Produce an in-text equation.
   7.643 +Same as
   7.644 +\begin{math} EQUATION \end{math}
   7.645 +\( and \) are fragile.
   7.646  
   7.647  )
   7.648  \( x^2 = 4 \)
   7.649 -����������g�ށB
   7.650 -\begin{math} ���� \end{math}
   7.651 -�Ɠ��l�B\( ����� \)�� fragile.
   7.652 +Produce an in-text equation.
   7.653 +Same as
   7.654 +\begin{math} EQUATION \end{math}
   7.655 +\( and \) are fragile.
   7.656  
   7.657  [
   7.658 -�f�B�X�v���C������g�ށB
   7.659 -\[ ���� \]
   7.660 -\begin{displaymath} ���� \end{displaymath}
   7.661 -�Ɠ��l�B\[ ����� \]�� fragile.
   7.662 +\[ EQUATION \]
   7.663 +Produce an equation in display mode.
   7.664 +Same as 
   7.665 +\begin{displaymath} EQUATION \end{displaymath}
   7.666 +\[ and \] are fragile.
   7.667  
   7.668  )
   7.669 -\[ ���� \]
   7.670 -�f�B�X�v���C������g�ށB
   7.671 -\begin{displaymath} ���� \end{displaymath}
   7.672 -�Ɠ��l�B\[ ����� \]�� fragile.
   7.673 +\[ EQUATION \]
   7.674 +Produce an equation in display mode.
   7.675 +Same as 
   7.676 +\begin{displaymath} EQUATION \end{displaymath}
   7.677 +\[ and \] are fragile.
   7.678  
   7.679  equation
   7.680 -\begin{equation} ���� \end{equation}
   7.681 -�ԍ����̐�����displaymath���őg�ށB
   7.682 +\begin{equation} EQUATION \end{equation}
   7.683 +Produce a numbered equation in displaymath mode.
   7.684  
   7.685  eqnarray
   7.686 -\begin{eqnarray} �������̕��� \end{eqnarray}
   7.687 -�������̕��т�3�̌��ɐ������ďo�͂���B3�̌���&�L���ɂ���āA
   7.688 -�u���� & ���s���� & �E�Ӂv�̂悤�ɋ�؂���B�Ⴆ�Έȉ��̂悤�ɂ���B
   7.689 +\begin{eqnarray} EQNS \end{eqnarray}
   7.690 +Produce equations aligned in three columns. The columns are separated by
   7.691 +& as ``left member & sign & right member''.  For example,
   7.692  \begin{eqnarray}
   7.693   3x + 2y & = & 4 \\
   7.694    x - 4y & = & -5
   7.695  \end{eqnarray}
   7.696 -eqnarray* ���͐����ԍ����o�͂��Ȃ��ق���eqnarray���Ɠ����ł���B
   7.697  
   7.698  eqnarray*
   7.699 -\begin{eqnarray*} �������̕��� \end{eqnarray*}
   7.700 -�����ԍ����o�͂��Ȃ��ق���eqnarray���Ɠ����ł���B
   7.701 +\begin{eqnarray*} EQNS \end{eqnarray*}
   7.702 +Same as eqnarray, except no equation numbers are produced.
   7.703  
   7.704  frac
   7.705 -\frac{���q}{����}
   7.706 - ���q
   7.707 -------   �̂悤�ȕ����`����g�ށB{���q \over ����} �Ɠ����B
   7.708 - ����
   7.709 +\frac{NUMER}{DENOM}
   7.710 +Produce a fraction as
   7.711 + NUMER
   7.712 +------ 
   7.713 + DENOM
   7.714 +Same as {NUMER \over DENOM}
   7.715  
   7.716  sqrt
   7.717 -\sqrt[N]{��}
   7.718 -�u���v��N�捪������킷�����B[N]���ȗ�����ƕ������B
   7.719 +\sqrt[N]{EQUATION}
   7.720 +Produces the Nth power of EQUATION.  Gives a square root if [N] is not given.
   7.721  
   7.722  lefteqn
   7.723 -\lefteqn{��}
   7.724 -�f�B�X�v���C�������[�h�ɂ����āA�u���v�����[���ł���Ƃ݂Ȃ��āA���񂹂�
   7.725 -��B���Ƃ���eqnarray���ɂ����āA���ӂ������Ȃ��Ă��܂��ꍇ�ɁA�s��
   7.726 -�܂��ނ��߂ɗ��p����B
   7.727 +\lefteqn{EQUATION}
   7.728 +In display math mode, presume EQUATION has zero width and print it flush left.
   7.729 +Used in eqnarray environment when the left member is too long and needs
   7.730 +folding.
   7.731  \begin{eqnarray}
   7.732   \lefteqn{a_1 + a_2 + \cdots + a_n =} \\
   7.733   	&	&	a_1 + b_1 + \cdots + z_1 + \\
   7.734 @@ -505,209 +507,208 @@
   7.735  \end{eqnarray}
   7.736  
   7.737  center
   7.738 -\begin{center} ���e \end{center}
   7.739 -�u���e�v�𒆉��񂹂���B�e�s��\\�ɂ���ĉ��s�ʒu���w�肷��B
   7.740 -�� \centering
   7.741 +\begin{center} TEXT \end{center}
   7.742 +Center TEXT.  Each line must be separated by \\.
   7.743 +<refer \centering>
   7.744  
   7.745  flushright
   7.746 -\begin{flushright} ���e \end{flushright}
   7.747 -�u���e�v���E�񂹂���B�e�s��\\�ɂ���ĉ��s�ʒu���w�肷��B
   7.748 -�� \raggedright
   7.749 +\begin{flushright} TEXT \end{flushright}
   7.750 +Align end of each line with right margin.  Each line must be separated by \\.
   7.751 +<refer \raggedright>
   7.752  
   7.753  flushleft
   7.754 -\begin{flushleft} ���e \end{flushleft}
   7.755 -�u���e�v�����񂹂���B�e�s��\\�ɂ���ĉ��s�ʒu���w�肷��Ƃ��̈ʒu�ŉ��s
   7.756 -���邪�A�w�肵�Ȃ��ƓK���ȍs���̂Ƃ���ŉ��s���Ă����B
   7.757 -�� \raggedleft
   7.758 +\begin{flushleft} TEXT \end{flushleft}
   7.759 +Align start of each line with left margin.  \\ can be given to decide
   7.760 +point of line break.  Otherwise lines will be broken at an appropriate
   7.761 +length.
   7.762 +<refer \raggedleft>
   7.763  
   7.764  centering
   7.765  \centering 
   7.766 -�i�����Z���^�����O���đg�ł���B
   7.767 -���Ƃ��� table���Afigura���̐擪�Ő錾����Ɗ��̏I��܂ł��Z���^��
   7.768 -���O���đg�ށB
   7.769 +Produce a centered paragraph.
   7.770 +Declared at the beginning of a table/figura environment, it will center
   7.771 +until the end of the environment.
   7.772  
   7.773  raggedright
   7.774  \raggedright
   7.775 -�i�����E�񂹂��đg�ł���B
   7.776 +Produce flush-left paragraphs.
   7.777  
   7.778  raggedleft
   7.779  \raggedleft
   7.780 -�i�������񂹂��đg�ł���B
   7.781 +Produce flush-right paragraphs.
   7.782  
   7.783  raggedbottom
   7.784  \raggedbottom
   7.785 -�g�ł��鎞�Ɋe�y�[�W�̍����ɑ����̂��ꂪ�����Ă����e����B
   7.786 -�v���A���u���Ŏw�肷��B
   7.787 -��\flushbottom
   7.788 +Allow height of each page to vary.
   7.789 +Declared in the preamble.
   7.790 +<refer \flushbottom>
   7.791  
   7.792  flushbottom
   7.793  \flushbottom
   7.794 -�g�ł��鎞�Ɋe�y�[�W�̍����𐳊m�ɂ��낦��B
   7.795 -�v���A���u���Ŏw�肷��B
   7.796 -��\raggedbottom
   7.797 +Make all text pages the same height.
   7.798 +Declared in the preamble.
   7.799 +<refer \raggedbottom>
   7.800  
   7.801  sloppy
   7.802  \sloppy
   7.803 -\sloppy ���w�肷��ƁA�e�s��K���E�}�[�W���Ő܂�Ԃ�����ɁA
   7.804 -�P��Ԃ̋󔒂��ڂɌ���B
   7.805 -��\fussy
   7.806 +Always breaks the line at the right-hand margin, but allows too much
   7.807 +space between words.
   7.808 +<refer \fussy>
   7.809  
   7.810  fussy
   7.811  \fussy
   7.812 -�ʏ�̑g�ŋK���ɖ߂�B
   7.813 -��\sloppy
   7.814 +Return to normal line breaking.
   7.815 +<refer \sloppy>
   7.816  
   7.817  sloppypar
   7.818 -\begin{sloppypar} �i�� \end{sloppypar}
   7.819 -�i���� \sloppy �őg�ށB
   7.820 -��\sloppy
   7.821 +\begin{sloppypar} PARAGRAPH \end{sloppypar}
   7.822 +Produce PARAGRAPH in \sloppy.
   7.823 +<refer \sloppy>
   7.824  
   7.825  verbatim
   7.826  \begin{verbatim} ... \end{verbatim}
   7.827  The verbatim environment uses the fixed-width \tt font, turns blanks into 
   7.828 -spaces, starts a new line for each carrige return (or sequence of 
   7.829 +spaces, starts a new line for each carriage return (or sequence of 
   7.830  consecutive carriage returns), and interprets EVERY character literally.
   7.831  I.e., all special characters \, {, $, etc. are \catcode'd to 'other'.
   7.832  
   7.833  verbatim*
   7.834  \begin{verbatim*} ... \end{verbatim*}
   7.835 +The verbatim* environment is the same to verbatim, except that spaces
   7.836 +print as the TeXbook's space character instead of as blank spaces.
   7.837  <refer verbatim>
   7.838  
   7.839 -The verbatim* environment is the same, except that spaces
   7.840 -print as the TeXbook's space character instead of as blank spaces.
   7.841 -
   7.842  list
   7.843 -\begin{list}{�f�t�H���g���x��}{���`�p�����[�^} ... \end{list}
   7.844 -���X�g���ɓ���B���X�g���ł� \item �Ŏw�肳�ꂽ�e���ڂ����̎�����
   7.845 -�ŗ񋓂���B��1�����ɂ� \item �̃I�v�V���������̃��x�����ȗ����ꂽ���̃f
   7.846 -�t�H���g���x�����w�肵�A��2�����ɂ͊eitem��u�����ɏ��������p�����[�^
   7.847 -���w�肷��B
   7.848 -��:
   7.849 +\begin{list}{LABEL}{PARAMETER} ... \end{list}
   7.850 +Enter list environment.  Each \item will be listed with an indent.
   7.851 +First argument gives the default label when \item's optional argument is
   7.852 +omitted. Second argument gives parameters to be processed for each item.
   7.853 +example:
   7.854  \begin{list}%
   7.855   {$\diamond$}
   7.856   {\addtolength{\leftmargin}{4em}}
   7.857 - \item ��1�����ɂ�\verb|\item| �ɃI�v�V�������������Ȃ��������ɂӂ�A
   7.858 -       �f�t�H���g�̃��x����^����B
   7.859 - \item ��2�����ɂ͊eitem��u�����ɏ��������p�����[�^��^����B
   7.860 - \item[*] �̂悤�ɃI�v�V��������������Ƃ��ꂪ���x���ƂȂ�B
   7.861 + \item First argument is the default label when \verb|\item|'s optional
   7.862 +	   argument is given.
   7.863 + \item Second argument will be processed for each item.
   7.864 + \item[*] If a optional argument is given such as this, it will be the label.
   7.865  \end{list}
   7.866  
   7.867 -  list���̑̍ق𐧌䂷��ϐ��ɂ͈ȉ��̂��̂�����(���ʓ��͊���l)�B
   7.868 -��������:
   7.869 -<refer list���̑̍ق𐧌䂷��ϐ�>
   7.870 +  Variables to control the list environment are as follow; (default value)
   7.871 +horizontal:
   7.872 +<refer variables to control list environment>
   7.873  
   7.874 -list���̑̍ق𐧌䂷��ϐ�
   7.875 -\labelwidth	item�̃��x���̕�
   7.876 -\labelsep	���x���̉E�[�ƍŏ��̃A�C�e���̃e�L�X�g�Ƃ̊Ԋu
   7.877 -\leftmargin	list�����ł̍��}�[�W��
   7.878 -\rightmargin	���E�}�[�W�� (0pt)
   7.879 -\itemindent	item�̒��O�ɉ�������C���f���g�� (0pt)
   7.880 -\linewidth	��s�̕�
   7.881 -\listparindent	�e�p���O���t�̐擪�̃C���f���g(������\item�̕t���Ă����
   7.882 -		���̃p���O���t������)(0pt)
   7.883 +variables to control list environment
   7.884 +\labelwidth	width of label
   7.885 +\labelsep	space between right of label and text of first item
   7.886 +\leftmargin	left margin within list environment
   7.887 +\rightmargin	right margin within list environment (0pt)
   7.888 +\itemindent	width of indent preceding item (0pt)
   7.889 +\linewidth	width of line
   7.890 +\listparindent	indent for each paragraph (except first paragraph with \item)
   7.891 +                (0pt)
   7.892  
   7.893 -��������:
   7.894 -\topsep		list���ɓ���O�̃p���O���t�ƍŏ���item�Ƃ̊Ԋu
   7.895 -\partopsep	list���ŐV�����p���O���t���͂��߂鎞��\topsep�ɉ�����
   7.896 -		���t���I�ȊԊu
   7.897 -\itemsep	�A������item�ǂ����̊Ԋu
   7.898 -\parsep		���item���ł̃p���O���t�ǂ����̊Ԋu
   7.899 -
   7.900 +vertical:
   7.901 +\topsep		space between last paragraph before list environment and
   7.902 +            first item
   7.903 +\partopsep	space added to \topsep when starting a new paragraph in list
   7.904 +            environment
   7.905 +\itemsep	space between successive items
   7.906 +\parsep		space between paragraphs within the same item
   7.907  
   7.908  itemize
   7.909 -\begin{itemize} \item �A�C�e��1 ... \item �A�C�e��n \end{itemize}
   7.910 -���ڂ�񋓂��邽�߂̊��B
   7.911 -�ő�4�܂Ńl�X�g�ł���B
   7.912 -�e���x����item�̓��ɂ��L���́A\labelitemi, \labelitemii,
   7.913 -\labelitemiii, \labelitemiv �Ő��䂳���B
   7.914 +\begin{itemize} \item ITEM1 ... \item ITEMn \end{itemize}
   7.915 +Produce a bulleted list.
   7.916 +Can be nested to four levels.
   7.917 +``bullets'' shown at top of each item of the four levels are controlled
   7.918 +by \labelitemi, \labelitemii, \labelitemiii, \labelitemiv.
   7.919  
   7.920 -itemize���̑̍ق𐧌䂷��ϐ��ɂ͈ȉ��̂��̂�����B
   7.921 -<refer list���̑̍ق𐧌䂷��ϐ�>
   7.922 -
   7.923 +Variables to control the itemize environment are;
   7.924 +<refer variables to control list environment>
   7.925  
   7.926  enumerate
   7.927 -\begin{enumerate} \item �A�C�e��1 ... \item �A�C�e��n \end{enumerate}
   7.928 -���ڂ�ԍ����ŗ񋓂��邽�߂̊��B
   7.929 -�ő�4�܂Ńl�X�g�ł���B
   7.930 -�e���x����item�̓��ɂ��ԍ��́Aenumi, enumii, enumiii, enumiv
   7.931 -���ێ����Ă��āA�eitem�̃��x���́A\labelenumi, ..., \labelenumiv
   7.932 -�Ő��������B�܂��A\p@enumN\theenumN �� \ref�l��ݒ肷��B
   7.933 -(N�̓��x���̐[���B\ref�l�ɂ��Ă�\ref�̐������Q�Ƃ���)
   7.934 -���Ƃ���
   7.935 +\begin{enumerate} \item ITEM1 ... \item ITEMn \end{enumerate}
   7.936 +Produce a numbered list.
   7.937 +Can be nested to four levels.
   7.938 +Numbers for items on each level are held in enumi, enumii, enumiii, enumiv.
   7.939 +Each item's label are produced by \labelenumi, ..., \labelenumiv.
   7.940 +\p@enumN\theenumN will set \ref's value.  (N is the depth of level.
   7.941 +refer \ref for value of \ref)
   7.942 +For example, if declared
   7.943  \def\theenumii{\alph{enumii}}
   7.944  \def\p@enumii{\theenumi\theenumii}
   7.945  \def\labelenumii{(\theenumii)}
   7.946 -�Ƃ���� \ref�l�� 3a �Ȃǂ̂悤�ɐݒ肳���B
   7.947 +\ref's value will be 3a.
   7.948  
   7.949 -enumerate���̑̍ق𐧌䂷��ϐ��ɂ͈ȉ��̂��̂�����B
   7.950 -<refer list���̑̍ق𐧌䂷��ϐ�>
   7.951 +Variables to control enumerate environment are,
   7.952 +<refer variables to control list environment>
   7.953  
   7.954  item
   7.955  \item			\item[LABEL]
   7.956 -itemize, enumerate, description ���Ȃǂō��ڂ��J�n����B
   7.957 -[LABEL]���w�肷��ƃ��x���Ƃ���LABEL���o�͂���B
   7.958 +Start an item in itemize, enumerate, description environment.
   7.959 +Output LABEL if [LABEL] is given.
   7.960  
   7.961  description
   7.962 -\begin{description} \item[���o���P��] ���� ... \end{description}
   7.963 -[���o���P��]�����o���Ƃ���
   7.964 +\begin{description} \item[LABEL] CONTENTS ... \end{description}
   7.965 +Produce [LABEL] as a label.
   7.966  
   7.967  subitem
   7.968 -\subitem ����
   7.969 -�T�u�A�C�e�����`�B
   7.970 +\subitem ITEM
   7.971 +Define a subitem.
   7.972  
   7.973  subsubitem
   7.974 -\subsubitem ����
   7.975 -�T�u�T�u�A�C�e�����`�B
   7.976 +\subsubitem ITEM
   7.977 +Define a subsubitem.
   7.978  
   7.979  makebox
   7.980 -\makebox[WID][POS]{�I�u�W�F�N�g}	\makebox(X,Y)[POS]{�I�u�W�F�N�g}
   7.981 -��1�̏����ł́A�I�u�W�F�N�g��WID�Ŏw�肵�����Ƃ��āA\hbox ����
   7.982 -POS�Ŏw�肵���ꏊ�ɔz�u����BPOS��l���w�肷��ƍ��񂹁Ar���w�肷��ƉE�񂹁A
   7.983 -�����w�肵�Ȃ��ƃZ���^�����O�����B
   7.984 -��2�̏����ł́Apicuture���ő傫��(X,Y)��(\unitlength����Ƃ���)
   7.985 -\hbox �ɃI�u�W�F�N�g��z�u����B�z�u�ʒuPOS�͑�1�̏����Ɠ��l�B
   7.986 +\makebox[WID][POS]{OBJECT}	\makebox(X,Y)[POS]{OBJECT}
   7.987 +First form will place OBJECT at position POS and width WID in a \box.
   7.988 +For POS, object will be placed flush-left if l, flush-right if r, and
   7.989 +centered if nothing is given
   7.990 +In the second form, object will be placed in a \hbox sized (X,Y) (in
   7.991 +\unitlength) within a picture environment.  POS is the same as the first form.
   7.992  
   7.993  mbox
   7.994 -\mbox{�I�u�W�F�N�g}
   7.995 -\makebox{�I�u�W�F�N�g}�Ɠ����B
   7.996 +\mbox{OBJECT}
   7.997 +Same as \makebox{OBJECT}.
   7.998  
   7.999  newsavebox
  7.1000  \newsavebox{\CMD}
  7.1001 -�V�K�̃{�b�N�X�ۑ��p�R�}���h���`����B\CMD�� \savebox �R�}���h��
  7.1002 -�{�b�N�X��ۑ����邽�߂Ɏg���B\newsavebox�Ő錾�����R�}���h����
  7.1003 -��ɃO���[�o���ƂȂ�B
  7.1004 +Define a new box saving command.  \CMD is used in a \savebox command to
  7.1005 +save boxes.  Commands defined by \newsavebox are always global.
  7.1006  
  7.1007  savebox
  7.1008 -\savebox{\CMD}{�e�L�X�g}
  7.1009 -�{�b�N�X��g�ޓ��e�ł���u�e�L�X�g�v�̌��ʂ�\CMD�ɕۑ�����B
  7.1010 -�u�e�L�X�g�v�� \makebox �ւ̈����ƑS�������ł��邪�A�u�e�L�X�g�v��
  7.1011 -�����������ʂ͂��̏�ɕ\���͂��Ȃ��B\usebox{\CMD}�ɂ�菈�������{�b�N�X
  7.1012 -���u�����B
  7.1013 +\savebox{\CMD}{TEXT}
  7.1014 +Save results of TEXT in \CMD to be boxed.
  7.1015 +TEXT is the same as the argument of \makebox, but the results of
  7.1016 +processing TEXT is not displayed in-place.  Boxes processed by
  7.1017 +\usebox{\CMD} will be placed.
  7.1018  
  7.1019  sbox
  7.1020 -\sbox{\CMD}{�e�L�X�g}
  7.1021 -\savebox�Ɠ����Bsbox��robust, savebox��fragile
  7.1022 +\sbox{\CMD}{TEXT}
  7.1023 +Same as \savebox.  \sbox is robust, and \savebox is fragile.
  7.1024  
  7.1025  framebox
  7.1026 -\framebox{�I�u�W�F�N�g}
  7.1027 -�u�I�u�W�F�N�g�v�ɘg������\makebox�Ɠ��l�̏���������B
  7.1028 -�g�̐��̑����� \framerule�A�I�u�W�F�N�g�Ƃ̊Ԋu�� \framesep �Ō��܂�B��
  7.1029 -����picture���� \framebox(X,Y){�I�u�W�F�N�g}�Ƃ����ꍇ�́Apicture��
  7.1030 -�p�̐��̑����ɏ]���A�O�g�ƃI�u�W�F�N�g�Ƃ̊Ԋu�͋󂯂��Ȃ��B
  7.1031 +\framebox{OBJECT}
  7.1032 +Do the same thing as \makebox with a frame.
  7.1033 +The frame's width and space between the object are decided by \framerule
  7.1034 +and \framesep.  If used as \framebox(X,Y){OBJECT} in a picture
  7.1035 +environment, width of frame will be dependant to the picture
  7.1036 +environment's line width, and space between the object and frame can not
  7.1037 +be opened.
  7.1038  
  7.1039  fbox
  7.1040 -\fbox{�I�u�W�F�N�g}
  7.1041 -\framebox{�I�u�W�F�N�g}�Ɠ����B
  7.1042 -\fbox��robust, \framebox��fragile
  7.1043 +\fbox{OBJECT}
  7.1044 +Same as \framebox{OBJECT}.
  7.1045 +\fbox is robust, \framebox fragile.
  7.1046  
  7.1047  parbox
  7.1048  \parbox[POS]{WIDTH}{TEXT}
  7.1049 -TEXT��WIDTh�̕��őg��Ń{�b�N�X���쐬����B�{�b�N�X�̈ʒu��POS�ɂ����
  7.1050 -c : �Z���^�����O(�f�t�H���g)
  7.1051 -b : �{�b�N�X�̈�ԉ��̐������e�L�X�g�̃��C���ɍ���
  7.1052 -t : �{�b�N�X�̈�ԏ�̐������e�L�X�g�̃��C���ɍ���
  7.1053 -�̂悤�Ɍ��߂���B\parbox�ł̓p�����[�^���ȉ��̂悤�Ƀ��Z�b�g�����B
  7.1054 +Make a box of width WIDTH using TEXT.  The box's position by POS is;
  7.1055 +c : centering (default)
  7.1056 +b : bottom of box matches present text
  7.1057 +t : top of box matches present text
  7.1058  
  7.1059 +In \parbox, parameters will be reset as;
  7.1060  \parskip          = 0pt
  7.1061  \linewidth        = \hsize
  7.1062  \@totalleftmargin = 0pt
  7.1063 @@ -720,64 +721,65 @@
  7.1064  
  7.1065  minipage
  7.1066  \begin{minipage}[pos]{WIDTH}  TEXT   \end{minipage}
  7.1067 -\parbox �Ƃقړ��lWIDTH�̕���TEXT���{�b�N�X�Ƃ��đg�ށB�{�b�N�X�̈ʒu��
  7.1068 -POS�ɂ����
  7.1069 -c : �Z���^�����O(�f�t�H���g)
  7.1070 -b : �{�b�N�X�̈�ԉ��̐������e�L�X�g�̃��C���ɍ���
  7.1071 -t : �{�b�N�X�̈�ԏ�̐������e�L�X�g�̃��C���ɍ���
  7.1072 -�̂悤�Ɍ��߂���B
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  7.1074 +Make a box of width WIDTH using TEXT as \parbox.  The box's position by
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  7.1076 +c : centering (default)
  7.1077 +b : bottom of box matches present text
  7.1078 +t : top of box matches present text
  7.1079 +TEXT will be processed as a normal paragraph, differing from \parbox.
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  7.1100 +If HEIGHT and DEPTH are given, TeX will take it as the height and depth
  7.1101 +of the box.
  7.1102 +(see TeXBook for more info)
  7.1103  
  7.1104  tabbing
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  7.1112 -			\> ���ꂻ \- \\
  7.1113 - \> �˂�		\> ��ނ�		\> ��̂�
  7.1114 + \= ITEM1 \hspace*{2em} \= ITEM2 \hspace*{3em}	\= ITEM3 \\
  7.1115 + \> aabbcc		\> ddeeff		\> gghhii \+ \\
  7.1116 + 			\> jjkkll		\> mmnnoo \\
  7.1117 +			\> ppqqrr \- \\
  7.1118 + \> ssttuu		\> vvwwxx		\> yyzzzz
  7.1119  \end{tabbing}
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  7.1145 +  (1st item)   (2nd item)     (3rd item)
  7.1146 +   aabbcc      ddeeff      gghhii
  7.1147 +               jjkkll      mmnnoo
  7.1148 +               ppqqrr
  7.1149 +   ssttuu      vvwwxx      yyzzzz
  7.1150 +         \2em/       \3em/
  7.1151 +Commands to control the tabbing environment are; (n starts from 1)
  7.1152 +\=	Sets the nth tab stop position to the current position and increment
  7.1153 +    the tab counter (n) by 1.
  7.1154 +\\	Start a new line and reset the tab counter (n=1)
  7.1155 +\>	Set the position to the nth tab stop and increment the tab counter by 1.
  7.1156 +\+	Add 1 to the next line's tab counter's initial value.  If written as
  7.1157 +    \+ \\, the next line's \> will give the position of the second tab
  7.1158 +    stop.  Multiple \+ will accumulate tab counter's initial value.
  7.1159 +
  7.1160 +\-	Reverse of \+.  Decrease initial value of tab counter for next line
  7.1161 +    by 1.
  7.1162 +\<	Decrease value of tab counter by 1 and set the tab stop.  Can be
  7.1163 +    only used at the beginning of a line.
  7.1164 +\'	Output at a position \tabbinsep right from the normal tab stop.
  7.1165 +\`	Output remaining text flush-right.
  7.1166 +\pushtabs Push all tab stop positions being used.
  7.1167 +\poptabs  Push all tab stop positions being used. \pushtabs and \poptabs
  7.1168 +          must be used in pairs.  Nesting allowed.
  7.1169 +\aX	In a tabbing environment, accents are produced by \a=, \a', \a`
  7.1170  \kill	Without outputting text, parse tabbing definition.
  7.1171  
  7.1172  array
  7.1173 @@ -851,10 +853,10 @@
  7.1174  \arraystretch   : line spacing in array and tabular environments is done by
  7.1175                    placing a strut in every row of height and depth 
  7.1176                    \arraystretch times the height and depth of the strut
  7.1177 -                  produced by an ordinary \strut commmand.
  7.1178 +                  produced by an ordinary \strut command.
  7.1179  
  7.1180  Tabular environment cannot spread across pages.  `supertabular.sty'
  7.1181 -allow this.
  7.1182 +allows this.
  7.1183  
  7.1184  tabular*
  7.1185  \begin{tabular*}{WIDTH}{PREAMBLE} ... \end{tabular*}
  7.1186 @@ -1125,8 +1127,8 @@
  7.1187  bibliographystyle
  7.1188  \bibliographystyle{STYLE}
  7.1189  Style of numbering of bibliographies.
  7.1190 -plain	nomal
  7.1191 -unsrt	without sortingg
  7.1192 +plain	normal
  7.1193 +unsrt	without sorting
  7.1194  alpha	gives tag like "Foo94"
  7.1195  abbrv	omit the first name of author, publishing month, book title
  7.1196  
  7.1197 @@ -1208,7 +1210,6 @@
  7.1198  print as the TeXbook's space character instead of as blank spaces.
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  7.1288 +whole system. ``ya-cho'' in Japanese stands for ``wild bird''
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  7.1291  yatex
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     8.1 --- a/help/YATEXHLP.jp	Thu Feb 02 17:18:29 1995 +0000
     8.2 +++ b/help/YATEXHLP.jp	Mon Apr 24 14:42:53 1995 +0000
     8.3 @@ -136,18 +136,13 @@
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     9.1 --- a/yahtml.el	Thu Feb 02 17:18:29 1995 +0000
     9.2 +++ b/yahtml.el	Mon Apr 24 14:42:53 1995 +0000
     9.3 @@ -1,10 +1,26 @@
     9.4  ;;; -*- Emacs-Lisp -*-
     9.5  ;;; (c ) 1994 by HIROSE Yuuji [yuuji@ae.keio.ac.jp, pcs39334@ascii-net.or.jp]
     9.6 -;;; Last modified Wed May  4 05:31:29 1994 on 98fa
     9.7 -;;; This is sample hack definition for HTML.
     9.8 +;;; Last modified Mon Apr 24 22:52:17 1995 on pajero
     9.9 +;;; This is PURELY tentative.
    9.10 +;;; $Id$
    9.11 +
    9.12 +;;;[Commentary]
    9.13  ;;;
    9.14 -;;; [Purely tentative version]
    9.15 -;;; $Id$
    9.16 +;;; It is assumed you are already familiar with YaTeX.  The following
    9.17 +;;; completing featureas are available: ([prefix] means `C-c' by default)
    9.18 +;;;
    9.19 +;;;  * [prefix] b X	Complete environments such as `H1' which
    9.20 +;;;			normally requires newline.
    9.21 +;;;  * [prefix] s	Complete declarative notations such as
    9.22 +;;;			`<a href="foo.html"> .... </a>'
    9.23 +;;;  * [prefix] l	Complete typeface-changing commands such as
    9.24 +;;;			`<i> ... </i>' or `<samp> ... </samp>'
    9.25 +;;;  * menu-bar yahtml	Complete all by selecting a menu item (Though I
    9.26 +;;;			hate menu, this is most useful)
    9.27 +;;;
    9.28 +;;; NOTE!  This program is  truly  tentative.  If  you find some  bright
    9.29 +;;; future with this, please send me a mail to drive me to maintain this :)
    9.30 +
    9.31  
    9.32  (require 'yatex)
    9.33  (defvar yahtml-prefix-map (copy-keymap YaTeX-prefix-map))
    9.34 @@ -12,31 +28,251 @@
    9.35    "Keymap used in yahtml-mode.")
    9.36  (if yahtml-mode-map nil
    9.37    (setq yahtml-mode-map (make-sparse-keymap))
    9.38 -  (define-key yahtml-mode-map YaTeX-prefix yahtml-prefix-map))
    9.39 +  (define-key yahtml-mode-map YaTeX-prefix yahtml-prefix-map)
    9.40 +  (define-key yahtml-mode-map "\M-\C-@" 'YaTeX-mark-environment)
    9.41 +  (define-key yahtml-mode-map "\M-\C-a" 'YaTeX-beginning-of-environment)
    9.42 +  (define-key yahtml-mode-map "\M-\C-e" 'YaTeX-end-of-environment))
    9.43 +
    9.44 +(defvar yahtml-syntax-table nil
    9.45 +  "*Syntax table for typesetting buffer")
    9.46 +
    9.47 +(if yahtml-syntax-table nil
    9.48 +  (setq yahtml-syntax-table
    9.49 +	(make-syntax-table (standard-syntax-table)))
    9.50 +  (modify-syntax-entry ?\< "(" yahtml-syntax-table)
    9.51 +  (modify-syntax-entry ?\> ")" yahtml-syntax-table)
    9.52 +)
    9.53 +(defvar yahtml-command-regexp "[A-Za-z0-9]+"
    9.54 +  "Regexp of constituent of html commands.")
    9.55 +
    9.56 +;;; Completion tables for `form'
    9.57 +(defvar yahtml-form-table '(("a") ("form")))
    9.58 +(defvar yahtml-user-form-table nil)
    9.59 +(defvar yahtml-tmp-form-table nil)
    9.60 +
    9.61 +(defvar yahtml-env-table
    9.62 +  '(("html") ("head") ("title") ("body") ("dl")
    9.63 +    ("h1") ("h2") ("h3") ("h4") ("h5") ("h6")))
    9.64 +
    9.65 +;;; Completion tables for typeface designator
    9.66 +(defvar yahtml-typeface-table
    9.67 +  '(("defn") ("em") ("cite") ("code") ("kbd") ("samp")
    9.68 +    ("strong") ("var") ("b") ("i") ("tt") ("u"))
    9.69 +  "Default completion table of typeface designator")
    9.70 +(defvar yahtml-user-typeface-table nil)
    9.71 +(defvar yahtml-tmp-typeface-table nil)
    9.72 +
    9.73 +(defvar yahtml-prefer-upcases nil)
    9.74 +(cond
    9.75 + (yahtml-prefer-upcases
    9.76 +  (setq yahtml-form-table
    9.77 +	(mapcar (function (lambda (list) (list (upcase (car list)))))
    9.78 +		yahtml-form-table))
    9.79 +  (setq yahtml-env-table
    9.80 +	(mapcar (function (lambda (list) (list (upcase (car list)))))
    9.81 +		yahtml-env-table))
    9.82 +  (setq yahtml-typeface-table
    9.83 +	(mapcar (function (lambda (list) (list (upcase (car list)))))
    9.84 +		yahtml-typeface-table))))
    9.85  
    9.86  (defun yahtml-mode ()
    9.87    (interactive)
    9.88    (yatex-mode)
    9.89    (setq major-mode 'yahtml-mode
    9.90  	mode-name "yahtml")
    9.91 -  (make-local-variable 'YaTeX-ec)
    9.92 -  (setq YaTeX-ec "")
    9.93 -  (make-local-variable 'YaTeX-struct-begin)
    9.94 -  (setq YaTeX-struct-begin "<%1>")
    9.95 -  (make-local-variable 'YaTeX-struct-end)
    9.96 -  (setq YaTeX-struct-end "</%1>")
    9.97 -  (make-local-variable 'env-table)
    9.98 -  (setq env-table
    9.99 -	'(("HTML") ("HEAD") ("TITLE") ("BODY") ("H1") ("H2") ("H3") ("DL")))
   9.100 +  (make-local-variable 'YaTeX-ec) (setq YaTeX-ec "")
   9.101 +  (make-local-variable 'YaTeX-struct-begin) (setq YaTeX-struct-begin "<%1>")
   9.102 +  (make-local-variable 'YaTeX-struct-end) (setq YaTeX-struct-end "</%1>")
   9.103 +  (mapcar 'make-local-variable
   9.104 +	  '(env-table user-env-table tmp-env-table))
   9.105 +  (setq env-table yahtml-env-table)
   9.106 +  (mapcar 'make-local-variable
   9.107 +	  '(singlecmd-table user-singlecmd-table tmp-singlecmd-table))
   9.108 +  (make-local-variable 'YaTeX-struct-name-regexp)
   9.109 +  (setq YaTeX-struct-name-regexp "[^/]+")
   9.110    (make-local-variable 'YaTeX-prefix-map)
   9.111 +  (make-local-variable 'YaTeX-command-token-regexp)
   9.112 +  (setq YaTeX-command-token-regexp yahtml-command-regexp)
   9.113    (setq YaTeX-prefix-map yahtml-prefix-map)
   9.114 +  (set-syntax-table yahtml-syntax-table)
   9.115    (use-local-map yahtml-mode-map)
   9.116 -  (YaTeX-define-begend-key "bh" "HTML")
   9.117 -  (YaTeX-define-begend-key "bH" "HEAD")
   9.118 -  (YaTeX-define-begend-key "bt" "TITLE")
   9.119 -  (YaTeX-define-begend-key "bb" "BODY")
   9.120 -  (YaTeX-define-begend-key "bd" "DL")
   9.121 -  (YaTeX-define-begend-key "b1" "H1")
   9.122 -  (YaTeX-define-begend-key "b2" "H2")
   9.123 -  (YaTeX-define-begend-key "b3" "H3")
   9.124 -)
   9.125 +  (YaTeX-define-key "s" 'yahtml-insert-form)
   9.126 +  (YaTeX-define-key "l" 'yahtml-insert-tag)
   9.127 +  (if YaTeX-no-begend-shortcut nil
   9.128 +    (YaTeX-define-begend-key "bh" "HTML")
   9.129 +    (YaTeX-define-begend-key "bH" "HEAD")
   9.130 +    (YaTeX-define-begend-key "bt" "TITLE")
   9.131 +    (YaTeX-define-begend-key "bb" "BODY")
   9.132 +    (YaTeX-define-begend-key "bd" "DL")
   9.133 +    (YaTeX-define-begend-key "b1" "H1")
   9.134 +    (YaTeX-define-begend-key "b2" "H2")
   9.135 +    (YaTeX-define-begend-key "b3" "H3"))
   9.136 +  (run-hooks 'yahtml-mode-hook))
   9.137 +
   9.138 +(defun yahtml-define-menu (keymap bindlist)
   9.139 +  (mapcar
   9.140 +   (function
   9.141 +    (lambda (bind)
   9.142 +      (define-key keymap (vector (car bind)) (cdr bind))))
   9.143 +   bindlist))
   9.144 +
   9.145 +(defvar yahtml-menu-map nil "Menu map of yahtml")
   9.146 +(defvar yahtml-menu-map-sectioning nil "Menu map of yahtml(sectioning)")
   9.147 +(defvar yahtml-menu-map-listing nil "Menu map of yahtml(listing)")
   9.148 +(defvar yahtml-menu-map-logical nil "Menu map of yahtml(logical tags)")
   9.149 +(defvar yahtml-menu-map-typeface nil "Menu map of yahtml(typeface tags)")
   9.150 +
   9.151 +;;; Variables for mosaic url history
   9.152 +(defvar yahtml-urls nil "Alist of global history")
   9.153 +(defvar yahtml-url-history-file "~/.mosaic-global-history"
   9.154 +  "File name of url history")
   9.155 +
   9.156 +(cond
   9.157 + ((and YaTeX-emacs-19 (null yahtml-menu-map))
   9.158 +  (setq yahtml-menu-map (make-sparse-keymap "yahtml menu"))
   9.159 +  (setq yahtml-menu-map-sectioning (make-sparse-keymap "sectioning menu"))
   9.160 +  (yahtml-define-menu
   9.161 +   yahtml-menu-map-sectioning
   9.162 +   (nreverse
   9.163 +    '((1 "H1" . (lambda () (interactive) (yahtml-insert-begin-end "H1" nil)))
   9.164 +      (2 "H2" . (lambda () (interactive) (yahtml-insert-begin-end "H2" nil)))
   9.165 +      (3 "H3" . (lambda () (interactive) (yahtml-insert-begin-end "H3" nil)))
   9.166 +      (4 "H4" . (lambda () (interactive) (yahtml-insert-begin-end "H4" nil)))
   9.167 +      (5 "H5" . (lambda () (interactive) (yahtml-insert-begin-end "H5" nil)))
   9.168 +      (6 "H6" . (lambda () (interactive) (yahtml-insert-begin-end "H6" nil)))
   9.169 +      )))
   9.170 +  (setq yahtml-menu-map-logical (make-sparse-keymap "logical tags"))
   9.171 +  (yahtml-define-menu
   9.172 +   yahtml-menu-map-logical
   9.173 +   (nreverse
   9.174 +    '((em	"Embolden" .
   9.175 +	  (lambda () (interactive) (yahtml-insert-tag "EM")))
   9.176 +      (defn	"Define a word" .
   9.177 +	(lambda () (interactive) (yahtml-insert-tag "DEFN")))
   9.178 +      (cite	"Citation" .
   9.179 +	(lambda () (interactive) (yahtml-insert-tag "CITE")))
   9.180 +      (code	"Code" .
   9.181 +	(lambda () (interactive) (yahtml-insert-tag "CODE")))
   9.182 +      (kbd	"Keyboard" .
   9.183 +	(lambda () (interactive) (yahtml-insert-tag "KBD")))
   9.184 +      (samp	"Sample display" .
   9.185 +	(lambda () (interactive) (yahtml-insert-tag "SAMP")))
   9.186 +      (strong	"Strong" .
   9.187 +	(lambda () (interactive) (yahtml-insert-tag "STRONG")))
   9.188 +      (VAR	"Variable notation" .
   9.189 +	(lambda () (interactive) (yahtml-insert-tag "VAR")))
   9.190 +      )))
   9.191 +  (setq yahtml-menu-map-typeface (make-sparse-keymap "typeface tags"))
   9.192 +  (yahtml-define-menu
   9.193 +   yahtml-menu-map-typeface
   9.194 +   (nreverse
   9.195 +    '((b	"Bold" .
   9.196 +	  (lambda () (interactive) (yahtml-insert-tag "B")))
   9.197 +      (i	"Italic" .
   9.198 +	(lambda () (interactive) (yahtml-insert-tag "I")))
   9.199 +      (tt	"Typewriter" .
   9.200 +	(lambda () (interactive) (yahtml-insert-tag "TT")))
   9.201 +      (u	"Underlined" .
   9.202 +	(lambda () (interactive) (yahtml-insert-tag "U")))
   9.203 +      )))
   9.204 +  (setq yahtml-menu-map-listing (make-sparse-keymap "listing"))
   9.205 +  (yahtml-define-menu
   9.206 +   yahtml-menu-map-listing
   9.207 +   (nreverse
   9.208 +    '((ul	"Unnumbered" .
   9.209 +		(lambda () (interactive) (yahtml-insert-begin-end "UL" nil)))
   9.210 +      (ol	"Numbered" .
   9.211 +		(lambda () (interactive) (yahtml-insert-begin-end "OL" nil)))
   9.212 +      (dl	"Description" .
   9.213 +		(lambda () (interactive) (yahtml-insert-begin-end "DL" nil)))
   9.214 +      )))
   9.215 +  (define-key yahtml-mode-map [menu-bar yahtml]
   9.216 +    (cons "yahtml" yahtml-menu-map))
   9.217 +  (yahtml-define-menu
   9.218 +   yahtml-menu-map
   9.219 +   (nreverse
   9.220 +    (list
   9.221 +     (cons (list 'sect "Sectioning")
   9.222 +	   (cons "sectioning" yahtml-menu-map-sectioning))
   9.223 +     (cons (list 'list "Listing")
   9.224 +	   (cons "Listing" yahtml-menu-map-listing))
   9.225 +     (cons (list 'logi "Logical tags")
   9.226 +	   (cons "logical" yahtml-menu-map-logical))
   9.227 +     (cons (list 'type "Typeface tags")
   9.228 +	   (cons "typeface" yahtml-menu-map-typeface))
   9.229 +     )))
   9.230 +  ))
   9.231 +
   9.232 +(defun yahtml-collect-url-history ()
   9.233 +  "Collect urls from global history file."
   9.234 +  (interactive)
   9.235 +  (save-excursion
   9.236 +    (set-buffer
   9.237 +     (find-file-noselect (expand-file-name yahtml-url-history-file)))
   9.238 +    (goto-char (point-min))
   9.239 +    (setq yahtml-urls)
   9.240 +    (message "Collecting global history...")
   9.241 +    (while (re-search-forward "^[A-Za-z]+:" nil t)
   9.242 +      (setq yahtml-urls
   9.243 +	    (cons (list
   9.244 +		   (buffer-substring
   9.245 +		    (progn (beginning-of-line) (point))
   9.246 +		    (progn (skip-chars-forward "^ ") (point))))
   9.247 +		  yahtml-urls)))
   9.248 +    (message "Collecting global history...Done")))
   9.249 +
   9.250 +(defun yahtml-insert-form (&optional form)
   9.251 +  "Insert <FORM option=\"argument\">  </FORM>."
   9.252 +   (interactive)
   9.253 +   (or form
   9.254 +       (setq form
   9.255 +	     (YaTeX-cplread-with-learning
   9.256 +	      "Form: "
   9.257 +	       'yahtml-form-table 'yahtml-user-form-table
   9.258 +	       'yahtml-tmp-form-table)))
   9.259 +   (let ((p (point)))
   9.260 +     (insert (format "<%s%s>\n" form (yahtml-addin (downcase form))))
   9.261 +     (indent-relative-maybe)
   9.262 +     (save-excursion (insert (format "</%s>" form)))
   9.263 +     (if (search-backward "\"\"" p t) (forward-char 1))))
   9.264 +
   9.265 +(defun yahtml-addin (form)
   9.266 +  "Check add-in function's existence and call it if exists."
   9.267 +   (let ((addin (concat "yahtml::" form)))
   9.268 +     (if (and (intern-soft addin) (fboundp (intern-soft addin)))
   9.269 +	 (concat " " (funcall (intern addin)))
   9.270 +       "")))
   9.271 +
   9.272 +(defun yahtml::a ()
   9.273 +  "Add-in function for <a>"
   9.274 +  (or yahtml-urls (yahtml-collect-url-history))
   9.275 +  (concat "href=\""
   9.276 +	  (completing-read "href: " yahtml-urls)
   9.277 +	  "\""))
   9.278 +
   9.279 +(defun yahtml-insert-begin-end (env &optional region-mode)
   9.280 +  "Insert <ENV> \\n </ENV> by calling YaTeX-insert-begin-end."
   9.281 +  (interactive "sEnv: ")
   9.282 +  (setq env (funcall (if yahtml-prefer-upcases 'upcase 'downcase) env))
   9.283 +  (YaTeX-insert-begin-end env region-mode))
   9.284 +
   9.285 +(defun yahtml-insert-tag (&optional tag)
   9.286 +  "Insert <TAG> </TAG> and put cursor inside of them."
   9.287 +  (interactive)
   9.288 +  (or tag
   9.289 +      (setq tag
   9.290 +	    (YaTeX-cplread-with-learning
   9.291 +	     "Tag: "
   9.292 +	     'yahtml-typeface-table 'yahtml-user-typeface-table
   9.293 +	     'yahtml-tmp-typeface-table)))
   9.294 +  (setq tag (funcall (if yahtml-prefer-upcases 'upcase 'downcase) tag))
   9.295 +  (insert (format "<%s> " tag))
   9.296 +  (save-excursion (insert (format "</%s>" tag))))
   9.297 +
   9.298 +(provide 'yahtml)
   9.299 +
   9.300 +; Local variables:
   9.301 +; fill-prefix: ";;; "
   9.302 +; paragraph-start: "^$\\|\\|;;;$"
   9.303 +; paragraph-separate: "^$\\|\\|;;;$"
   9.304 +; End:

    11.1 --- a/yatex.new	Thu Feb 02 17:18:29 1995 +0000
    11.2 +++ b/yatex.new	Mon Apr 24 14:42:53 1995 +0000
    11.3 @@ -1,6 +1,10 @@
    11.4  	What's new in YaTeX
    11.5  	yatex.el �e�o�[�W�����̕ύX�_�ɂ���
    11.6  
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    12.1 --- a/yatexhks.el	Thu Feb 02 17:18:29 1995 +0000
    12.2 +++ b/yatexhks.el	Mon Apr 24 14:42:53 1995 +0000
    12.3 @@ -10,6 +10,33 @@
    12.4  
    12.5  ;Private definitions begins from here.
    12.6  
    12.7 +(define-key YaTeX-user-extensional-map "0"
    12.8 +  '(lambda () (interactive) (YaTeX-make-section nil nil nil "part")))
    12.9 +(define-key YaTeX-user-extensional-map "1"
   12.10 +  '(lambda () (interactive) (YaTeX-make-section nil nil nil "chapter")))
   12.11 +(define-key YaTeX-user-extensional-map "2"
   12.12 +  '(lambda () (interactive) (YaTeX-make-section nil nil nil "section")))
   12.13 +(define-key YaTeX-user-extensional-map "3"
   12.14 +  '(lambda () (interactive) (YaTeX-make-section nil nil nil "subsection")))
   12.15 +(define-key YaTeX-user-extensional-map "4"
   12.16 +  '(lambda () (interactive) (YaTeX-make-section nil nil nil "subsubsection")))
   12.17 +(define-key YaTeX-user-extensional-map "5"
   12.18 +  '(lambda () (interactive) (YaTeX-make-section nil nil nil "paragraph")))
   12.19 +(define-key YaTeX-user-extensional-map "6"
   12.20 +  '(lambda () (interactive) (YaTeX-make-section nil nil nil "subparagraph")))
   12.21 +(define-key YaTeX-user-extensional-map "r"
   12.22 +  '(lambda () (interactive) (YaTeX-make-section nil nil nil "ref")))
   12.23 +(define-key YaTeX-user-extensional-map "i"
   12.24 +  '(lambda () (interactive) (YaTeX-make-singlecmd "item")))
   12.25 +(define-key YaTeX-user-extensional-map "\C-b"
   12.26 +  '(lambda () (interactive) (YaTeX-make-singlecmd "leftarrow")))
   12.27 +(define-key YaTeX-user-extensional-map "l"
   12.28 +  '(lambda () (interactive) (YaTeX-make-section nil nil nil "label")))
   12.29 +(define-key YaTeX-user-extensional-map "S"
   12.30 +  '(lambda () (interactive) (YaTeX-make-section nil nil nil "setlength")))
   12.31 +(define-key YaTeX-user-extensional-map "b"
   12.32 +  '(lambda () (interactive) (YaTeX-make-fontsize nil "bf")))
   12.33 +
   12.34  
   12.35  ;
   12.36  ;;; End of yatexhks.el

    13.1 --- a/yatexlib.el	Thu Feb 02 17:18:29 1995 +0000
    13.2 +++ b/yatexlib.el	Mon Apr 24 14:42:53 1995 +0000
    13.3 @@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
    13.4  ;;; YaTeX library of general functions.
    13.5  ;;; yatexlib.el
    13.6  ;;; (c )1994-1995 by HIROSE Yuuji.[yuuji@ae.keio.ac.jp]
    13.7 -;;; Last modified Thu Jan 26 11:15:29 1995 on pajero
    13.8 +;;; Last modified Fri Feb 17 22:08:23 1995 on VFR
    13.9  ;;; $Id$
   13.10  
   13.11  ;;;###autoload
   13.12 @@ -315,6 +315,10 @@
   13.13  	  (set-mouse-position frame 0 0)
   13.14  	  (and (featurep 'windows) (fboundp 'win:adjust-window)
   13.15  	       (win:adjust-window))))
   13.16 +       ((and (featurep 'windows) (fboundp 'win:get-buffer-window)
   13.17 +	     (win:get-buffer-window buffer))
   13.18 +	(win:switch-window (win:get-buffer-window buffer))
   13.19 +	(select-window (get-buffer-window buffer)))
   13.20         (t (switch-to-buffer buffer))))
   13.21  )
   13.22