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Thiele (cthiele@ccs.carleton.ca) +%% This file was being maintained by Sunny Au (sa2b@virginia.edu) + + +\documentstyle[12pt]{article} + +\newcommand{\csli}{{\small CSLI}} +\newcommand{\ctan}{{\small CTAN}} + +\let\nl=\newline + +\voffset=-2cm +\hoffset=-1cm +\setlength{\textheight}{24cm} +\setlength{\textwidth}{16cm} + +\def\AmS{{\the\textfont2 A}\kern-.1667em\lower.5ex\hbox + {\the\textfont2 M}\kern-.125em{\the\textfont2 S}} +\def\AmSTeX{\AmS-\TeX} +\def\AmSLaTeX{\AmS-\LaTeX} + +\message{Select appropriate font for METAFONT logo to print properly.} +%% My Unix box wants ``manfnt''; many PCs want ``logo10'' (Ch.) +\font\manual=manfnt %% logo10 +\newcommand{\MF}{{\manual META}\-{\manual FONT}} + +%\pagestyle{myheadings} +\markboth{\TeX\ and \LaTeX\ Macros for Linguistics} + {\TeX\ and \LaTeX\ Macros for Linguistics} + + +\begin{document} + +\begin{center} + \Large \TeX\ and \LaTeX\ Macros for Linguistics +\end{center} + +\vspace{1pc} + +\noindent List last updated: April 20, 1994 + +\vspace{1pc} + +The following list is really a ``work-in-progress''; it +can't claim to be exhaustive or complete, but is based on information +which has come to light as people have posted messages to the {\tt +ling-tex} mailing list. + +The purpose of {\tt ling-tex} and of this partial listing of macros is +to identify material which is available, and also stimulate testing, +improvements to code and documentation, and so on, all with as much +cooperation and assistance from the original authors as possible. + +The material is all public domain, but the usual requests for citing +authorship, not changing the contents without changing the file name, +and so on also apply. These are the results of volunteers efforts, and +a desire to share those efforts with others; this should always be kept in +mind. Constructive criticism, helpful suggestions, or offers of revised +coding or wording are always welcome. + + +\begin {enumerate} + \item This list will be posted periodically to the {\tt ling-tex} mailing +list. To subscribe to the {\tt ling-tex} mailing list, send a message +containing: + +\begin {center} +{\em SUBSCRIBE Ling-TeX "Your Real Name in Quotes" } +\end {center} + +to LISTSERV@SHSU.edu. + + \item This list will be available from \ctan\ sites in the directory: + +\begin {center} +/tex-archive/linguistics/ling-mac.tex +\end {center} + +See Section 2 for a list of \ctan\ sites. + +As of this revision, I am not aware that the site is ready to receive +this list. So don't be surprised if you don't find the file there, or +if the {\it linguistics} directory doesn't exist at all. + +\item I am about to relinquish maintenance of this file to some (at this point) +unnamed person, but for the time being, you can ... +\begin {enumerate} + \item If you don't have access to ftp you can request a copy of this file +by sending mail to sa2b@virginia.edu with subject line: +{\em request: ling-mac.tex}. + \item To submit an addition to this file, send mail to sa2b@virginia.edu. +Your addition will be forwarded to the file's new maintainer. +\end {enumerate} +\end {enumerate} + +% I've eliminated this section, since the list is in alphabetical +% order +% If you want this section back, send hate mail to sa2b@virginia.edu +% Removed Jan 18, 1994 +%\section{Index of {\tt .sty} files listed} +%\begin{enumerate} +% \item avm-doc.tex, avm.sty +% \item cgloss4e.sty +% \item chomsky.sty +% \item cjl-glosses.tex +% \item cm-lingmacros.sty +% \item covingtn.tex covingtn.sty +% \item glex.sty +% \item gloss.tex, gloss.doc. +% \item lingmacros.sty +% \item lsalike.sty, lsalike.bst +% \item numquote.doc, numquote.tex, enum.sty +% \item pstrees +% \item pstricks +% \item tree-dvips +% \item voorbeeldom.sty +%\end{enumerate} + +% A cross reference list/index, e.g. +% +% enum.sty -> numquote.doc +% glex.sty +% gloss.doc -> gloss.tex +% gloss.tex +% lingmacros.sty +% lsalike.bst -> lsalike.sty +% lsalike.sty +% numquote.doc +% numquote.tex -> numquote.doc +% +% may be added in the future, but don't hold your breath ... +% -- sa2b@virginia.edu Jan 18, 1994 + +\newpage + +\section{Details on various {\tt .sty} files} + +\TeX\ macros are listed alphabetically in the following format: + +\begin {description} +% format: +\item [macroname1, macroname2, etc.:] %% \nl +% \item [ file names:] %% \nl +% % update information??? +% Author (e-mail address), modification of?? +Author information ({\tt author@e-mail.address}). + +% description +An informative description. + +% retrieval site +ftp site: ftp directory or availability information +\end {description} + +\rule{6.0in}{.01in} + +\begin{description} + \item [avm-doc.tex, avm.sty:] %% \nl + By Christopher Manning ({\tt manning@csli.stanford.edu}). + + Macros for attribute-value matrices. Documentation available + (but not printed in this collection). + + \csli: {\tt pub/TeXfiles} + + + \item [cgloss4e.sty:] %% \nl + This is a modified version of {\tt covingtn.sty} by Hap Kolb + and Craig Thiersch. + + For glosses; as with {\tt covingtn.sty}, doesn't require + ampersands (\verb|&|) to align sets of glossed items. + + ``Following borrows from Covington's style files inspired by + Midnight by M.\ de Groot, adapted to be used with {\tt + gbt3.sty}: examples beginning with \verb|\ex| can contain + glosses directly. Default is {\it Linguistic Inquiry\/} + style with all lines in \verb|\rm|.'' + + No documentation, but file is heavily commented. + + Posted to {\tt ling-tex}; not currently available on + archives. + + + \item [chomsky.sty:] %% \nl + Created by Michael Barr ({\tt barr@ ... }). + + No documentation; however, file is heavily annotated. Some + draft documentation has been written by Ch.\ Thiele + + \ctan: {\tt tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/misc} + + + \item [cjl-glosses.tex:] %% \nl + Created by Michael Dunleavy, Carleton University; maintained + by Ch.\ Thiele ({\tt cthiele@ccs.carleton.ca}). + + Macros for glosses (seems to work in both plain \TeX\ and in + \LaTeX). Variants for centred, flush right or left glosses, + and others. Some documentation; needs testing before it + can be put out on the archives. + + Posted to {\tt ling-tex} list; not currently available on + archives. + + + \item [cm-lingmacros.sty:] %% \nl + Modified version of Emma Pease's {\tt lingmacros.sty}, by + Christopher Manning and Avery Andrews ({\tt + Avery.Andrews@anu.edu.au}). + + \csli: {\tt pub/TeXfiles} + + + \item [covingtn.tex, covingtn.sty:] %% \nl + Created by Michael Covington. + + \LaTeX\ macros for numbered examples, glosses, phrase + structure rules, feature structures, discourse representation + structures, exercises, reference lists, and miscellany. + Documentation. + + \ctan: {\tt tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/covington} + + + \item [French Style Files:] %% \n + Bernard Gaulle ({\tt gaulle@idris.fr}). + + French based style files offering a easy to use multi-lingual + scheme to work with other languages (English and German are + currently offered.) French patterns are up to date and there + are a lot of test files. This package also offer a way to change + your keyboard ``on the fly'' and to set your default at initex + time, i.e. when creating your format. Two versions are + released per year. + + ftp.univ-rennes1.fr: {\tt pub/GUTenberg/french} + + + \item [glex.sty:] %% \nl + Created by Rob Norris; notes from Chet Creider. + + \LaTeX\ macros for numbered glosses. All three lines of a + gloss are input; by contrast, {\tt cjl-glosses.tex} only + takes care of the first 2 lines, requiring the 3rd line, the + translation, to be formatted independently. On the other + hand, {\tt glex.sty} works with tabs, while {\tt + cjl-glosses.tex} groups each set of word-1 over gloss-1 + within braces. + + [Availability not yet determined.] + + + \item [gloss.tex, gloss.doc:] %% \nl + Part of the Midnight Macros set by Marcel van der Goot\nl ({\tt + marcel@cs.caltech.edu}). + + Macros for vertically aligning words in consecutive + sentences. Documentation. + + \ctan: {\tt tex-archive/macros/macros/generic/midnight} + + + \item [lingmacros.sty:] %% \nl + By Emma Pease, CSLI, Stanford. + + Macros for numbered examples, trees, AVM structures. + + \csli: {\tt pub/TeXfiles} + + + \item [lsalike.sty, lsalike.bst:] %% \nl + Daniel S. Jurafsky, UC Berkeley. + + ``{\em lsalike} style file for bibtex. + It implements a bibliography format which + is very close to the LSA style sheet and + resembles the journal Language. + Among its advantages are that it does the lovely + dashed-lines-for-repeated-bib-entries that + makes Language bibliographies so easy to read, + and it also makes citations of the form Chomsky (1965:134) + very easy.'' + + ftp.icsi.berkeley.edu: {\tt pub/ai/jurafsky} + + \item [numquote.doc, numquote.tex, enum.sty:] %% \nl + Bob Mercer, U.\ of Western Ontario. + + \LaTeX\ macros for automatic numbering of examples. + Documentation. + + Posted to {\tt ling-tex} list; not currently available on + archives. + + + \item [pstrees:] %% \nl + From Avery Andrews; requires Emma Pease's {\tt tree-dvips} + package. + + ``This package consists of a preprocessor and some + macro-definitions, by which linguistics-style trees can be + specified as convenient indented lists, with spacing and + line-drawing done automatically.'' + + \csli: {\tt pub/TeXfiles} (a tar file) + + [Note: {\tt pstrees} contains files which do {\em not} include + the prefix ``pstrees''; rather, the main files are + ``trees.**'', which may cause confusion if one is not + careful -- Ch.] + + + \item [pstricks:] + Created by Timothy Van Zandt ({\tt tvz@Princeton.EDU}). + + This is an extensive collection of PostScript macros that + is compatible with most \TeX macro packages, including + Plain \TeX, \LaTeX, \AmSTeX\ and \AmS-LaTeX. Included are + macros for color, graphics, rotation, trees and overlays. + ``PSTricks puts the icing (PostScript) on your cake (\TeX)!'' + Documentation. + + \ctan: {\tt tex-archive/graphics/pstricks} + + + \item [qtree:] Alexis Dimitriadis ({\tt alexis@babel.ling.upenn.edu}). + + Qtree consists of tree macros written by Jeff Siskind and a front + end by Alexis Dimitriadis. These macros allow a tree to be + specified in bracketed notation rather than as a series of \LaTeX\ + directives, and take into account the size of the node labels when + designing the tree; it is usually only necessary to specify the + tree topology to obtain beautiful trees. The node labels + themselves can be arbitrarily complicated. Documentation is + included in the distribution file. + + ai.uga.edu: {\tt /pub/tex/qtree.shar} + + \item [tree-dvips:] %% \nl + Created by Emma Pease ({\tt emma@csli.stanford.edu}). + + \csli\ PostScript drawing macros. These macros were originally + created to draw the lines between nodes in the trees created + by the tree macros in {\tt lingmacros.sty}. They will only + work with dvips version 541 or later (by Tomas Rokicki + available on {\tt labrea.stanford.edu}) but can be easily + modified to be used with earlier versions of dvips and + slightly less easily modified for other dvi to PostScript + convertors. Documentation. [Formerly known as {\tt tree.tex}.] + + \csli: {\tt pub/TeXfiles} (a tar file) + + + \item [treetex] + Created by Anne Brueggemann-Klein and Derick Wood. + + Extensive tree-drawing macro set. Documentation available. + See also: A.\ Brueggeman-Klein and Derick Wood (1989) + ``Drawing trees nicely with \TeX,'' {\sl Electronic + Publishing} 2.2.101--115. + + [Availability unknown.] + + \item [voorbeeldom.sty:] + Created by Werenfried Spit ({\tt spit@vm.ci.uv.es}, {\tt + spit@ific.uv.es}). + + \LaTeX\ document-style option which defines an enumerate-like + environment for typesetting linguistic examples. No + documentation, but {\tt.sty} file has commented examples. + + \ctan: {\tt tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/misc/voorbeelden.sty} +\end{description} + +\newpage + +\section{What's available where} + +\begin {itemize} +\item Most \TeX-ware is available via ``anonymous'' ftp from the \ctan\ + (Comprehensive \TeX\ Archive Network) sites, +in the directory /tex-archive. + +\vspace{1pc} + +\ctan\ sites: + +\begin{center} + \begin{tabular}{lll} + Aston, UK & \tt ftp.tex.ac.uk & 134.151.79.32 \\ +% & \tt /pub/archive/ \\ + Huntsville, Texas & \tt ftp.shsu.edu & 192.92.115.10 \\ +% & \tt /tex-archive/ \\ +% Stuttgart was the old CTAN site. +% Stuttgart, Germany & \tt ftp.uni-stuttgart.de & 129.69.8.13 \\ +% & \tt /pub/tex/ \\ + Germany & \tt ftp.dante.de & 129.206.100.192\\ +% & \tt /pub/tex/ \\ + \end{tabular} +\end{center} + +\noindent The \ctan\ holdings are too +numerous to list here. Get the {\em README} files from the /tex-archive +directory for more information. + +\item In +addition to \ctan\, there has been a long-standing ftp site at +Stanford: + +\begin{center} +\begin{tabular}{lll} + csli.stanford.edu & 36.9.0.46 & /pub/TeXfiles +\end{tabular} +\end{center} + +\noindent The Index for the directory (as of January 18, 1994), +shows the following: + +%% CT> This is a terrible hack! But it was a quick way to get +%% a double-indented listing! +\begin{description}{\small +\begin{description} + \item [Phonetic.tar.Z:] \MF\ code for Phonetic Characters including + some uppercase\nl Hausa. + + \item [arm.tar.gz:] Armenian 300pk and tfm fonts (old metafont) + + \item [cslibib.bst.Z:] CSLI bibliography style + \begin{enumerate} + \item citations in text look like (Barwise 1987) or (Barwise + and Perry 1986) or (Barwise {\it et al.} 1985) + + \item There are no labels in the bibliography (when used with + {\tt acslibib.sty}) + + \item The first author's name is reversed: last, first + initial, first initial last. (adapted from {\tt + anatsci.bst}) + + \item letters a, b, \ldots\ are added to the year for multiple + entries in label and reference list + + \item A shortcite also exists (year only) (adapted from + {\tt aaai-named.bst}) + \end{enumerate} + + \item [cslibib.sty.Z:] + + \item [endnotes.sty:] Endnotes instead of footnotes + + \item [lingmacros.sty:] Various linguistic macros. Well commented. + + \item [permil.mf, permil.300gf, permit.tfm:] code for a per mill sign + + \item [pstrees.tar.Z:] Avery Andrew's tree macros + + \item [suthesis.sty:] Stanford University thesis style + + \item [tree.tar.Z:] Macros for using PostScript to draw lines for + trees (and other things). +\end{description}} +\end{description} + +\item There is a smaller archive at the University of Georgia which +contains files of local interest. + +\begin{center} +\begin{tabular}{lll} + ai.uga.edu & 128.192.12.9 & /pub/tex +\end{tabular} +\end{center} + +\end {itemize} +\end{document} +%% END OF FILE |