%-*-tex-*- % Copyright Michael J. Ferguson, INRS-Telecommunications % All rights reserved. % added PostScript forms of BNR Reports %========== Special styles =============== %----- Special Document Styles ------- % INRSTeX learns of the existence of special document styles % from spformats.tex % and the actual code is in the particular name given % The general form of a call for a specific style is \<...>style % This call should translate into \input which should then % redefine \<...>style and finally call it. % Two special styles available through INRSTeX are a \bookstyle and a % \bnrreportstyle. The latter is an example of a rather complex report % style. Care should be taken that the appropriate messages are generated in % the two languages. This means that the messages must be put in the % english.tex and francais.tex files. These should be placed in inputs. They % are read when \englishversion or \versionfrancaise are executed. % This is list of the special formats in INRSTeX. It is assumed that % there is an actual format file for each of them. Paperstyle is the default % for INRSTeX and this is actually embedded in the inrs.fmt file % extra \relax forces the input before it expands the next token \def\paperstyle{\input papersty \relax} \def\bookstyle {\input booksty \relax} \def\bnrreportstyle{\input bnrsty \relax} % special local form \def\bnrreportstyleps{\input bnrsty_ps \relax} % special local form \def\inrsreportstyle{\input inrssty \relax} \let\formatjournal=\paperstyle \let\formatlivre=\bookstyle \let\formatbnr = \bnrreportstyle % special local form \let\formatbnrps = \bnrreportstyleps % special local form \let\formatinrs =\inrsreportstyle