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\immediate\write10{ }
\immediate\write10{>>> heb_macros version 1.3 <<<}
\immediate\write10{ }
%% Written by Rama Porrat of the Computation Center,
%% Hebrew University of Jerusalem,
%% based upon Knuth's wisdom and Prof. Azriel levy's contributions.
%%
\def\undertext#1{$\underline{\hbox{#1}}$}
\def\ifundefined#1{\expandafter\ifx\csname#1\endcsname\relax}
%
% this if is used to distinguish between a tex input and
% a latex input.
%
\font\Jer=Jerusalem
\ifundefined{LaTeX}
\def\footnoterule{\kern-3pt\hrule width \hsize \kern 2.6pt}
\else \renewcommand\footnoterule{\kern-3pt\hrule width\hsize\kern 2.6pt}
\fi
\ifundefined{LaTeX}{} \newcount\hebcheck
% This counter used for local text being Hebrew.
\fi
\ifundefined{LaTeX}{} \newcount\hebtext
% This counter used for overall text being Hebrew.
\fi
%
% Each control sequence defined here has his Hebrew equivalent.
% \L = ngxefzlerfiz
% \R = ngxefzraxiz
\font\hrm=redis10
\font\hsl=rediss10
\font\hebrew=Jerusalem
\ifundefined{LaTeX}
{
\hebcheck=1
\hebtext =1
\def\hebR#1{\ifodd\hebcheck\beginR#1\fi}
\baselineskip=14pt
\hebrew
}
\fi
\let\next=\
\def\L{\afterassignment\moreL \let\next= }
\def\moreL{\bracetext \aftergroup\endL \beginL \rm}
\def\R{\afterassignment\moreR \let\next= }
\def\moreR{\bracetext \aftergroup\endR \beginR \hebrew}
\def\bracetext{\ifcat\next{\else\ifcat\next}\fi
\errmessage{Missing left brace has been substituted}\fi \bgroup}
\let\ngxefzlerfiz=\L
\let\ngxefzraxiz=\R
% \hebrew = \raxiz
% The font Jerusalem = \ixeylim
% The font TelAviv = \zlaia
% The font DeadSea = \imdnlg
% The font OldJaffa = \ite
%
% \hebrew is activated. Now the default is Jerusalem,
% and the \R control sequence refers to \hebrew.
% Thanx to the sequence 'ifundefined', it is possible
% to distinguish between latex and tex.
% Hence, for latex, hebrew is activated by
% hebrewtext, hebrewlines etc.
% For tex, instead of \hebrew it says \the\font, thus enabling
% any font (e.g. one called aaa) to be used and
% have the right indentation.
% The problem in latex lies in that
% \the\font in latex usually means \rm.
% Note that, still, the sequence \R still refers only to the font
% called \hebrew.
\font\Jerfootnote=Jerusalem scaled 750
\let\who=\Jerfootnote
%\font\Jerhalf=Jerusalem scaled \magstephalf
%\font\Jerone=Jerusalem scaled \magstep1
%\font\Jertwo=Jerusalem scaled \magstep2
%\font\Jerthree=Jerusalem scaled \magstep3
%\font\Jerfour=Jerusalem scaled \magstep4
%\font\Jerfive=Jerusalem scaled \magstep5
\font\Telfootnote=TelAviv scaled 750
%\font\Telhalf=TelAviv scaled \magstephalf
%\font\Telone=TelAviv scaled \magstep1
%\font\Teltwo=TelAviv scaled \magstep2
\font\Telthree=TelAviv scaled \magstep3
%\font\Telfour=TelAviv scaled \magstep4
\font\Telfive=TelAviv scaled \magstep5
\font\Deadfootnote=DeadSea scaled 750
%\font\Deadhalf=DeadSea scaled \magstephalf
%\font\Deadone=DeadSea scaled \magstep1
%\font\Deadtwo=DeadSea scaled \magstep2
\font\Deadthree=DeadSea scaled \magstep3
%\font\Deadfour=DeadSea scaled \magstep4
\font\Deadfive=DeadSea scaled \magstep5
\font\Jaffafootnote=OldJaffa scaled 750
%\font\Jaffahalf=OldJaffa scaled \magstephalf
%\font\Jaffaone=OldJaffa scaled \magstep1
%\font\Jaffatwo=OldJaffa scaled \magstep2
\font\Jaffathree=OldJaffa scaled \magstep3
%\font\Jaffafour=OldJaffa scaled \magstep4
\font\Jaffafive=OldJaffa scaled \magstep5
\def\ixeylim{\font\hebrew=Jerusalem \hebrew }
\def\zlaia{\font\hebrew=TelAviv \hebrew }
\def\imdnlg{\font\hebrew=DeadSea \hebrew }
\def\ite{\font\hebrew=OldJaffa \hebrew }
% \let\Jer=\ixeylim
\let\Tel=\zlaia
\let\Dead=\imdnlg
\let\Jaffa=\ite
\let\bigDead=\Deadthree
\let\biggerDead=\Deadfive
\let\bigJer=\Jerthree
\let\biggerJer=\Jerfive
\let\bigTel=\Telthree
\let\biggerTel=\Telfive
\let\bigJaffa=\Jaffathree
\let\biggerJaffa=\Jaffafive
%\font\biggestTel=TelAviv10 scaled 7000
%\font\giantTel=TelAviv20 scaled 13000
% To use enlargements of Hebrew fonts by specifying Hebrew
% control sequences, use the Hebrew font name appended by bet or gimel
% (or dalet or he in TelAviv).
\let\imdnlga=\bigDead
\let\imdnlgb=\biggerDead
\let\itea=\bigJaffa
\let\iteb=\biggerJaffa
\let\ixeylima=\bigJer
\let\ixeylimb=\biggerJer
\let\zlaiaa=\bigTel
\let\zlaiab=\biggerTel
\def\zlaiac{\font\hebrew=TelAviv10 scaled 7000 \hebrew }
\def\zlaiad{\font\hebrew=TelAviv20 scaled 13000 \hebrew }
\ifundefined{LaTeX}
\def\nohebrewtext{\rm\everypar{}\hebcheck=0}
\fi
\ifundefined{LaTeX}
\def\hebrewpar{\noindent\beginR\indent\the\font
\ifodd\hebcheck{}\else\hebrew\hebcheck=1\fi}
\def\hebrewtext{\everypar{\leavevmode\kern-\parindent\beginR\indent\the\font}
\ifundefined{fmtname}{} \else \hebrew\fi
\ifodd\hebcheck{}
\else\hebrew\fi
\hebcheck=1 \hebtext=1}
\def\hebrewlines{\noindent\beginR\the\font
\ifodd\hebcheck{}\else\hebrew\hebcheck=1\fi}
%\else
%\def\hebrewpar{\noindent\beginR\indent
% \ifodd\hebcheck{}\else\hebrew\hebcheck=1\fi}
%\def\hebrewtext{
% \ifodd\hebcheck{}
% \else\hebrew
% \fi
% \everypar{\leavevmode\kern-\parindent\beginR\indent}
% \hebcheck=1 \hebtext=1 }
%\def\hebrewlines{\noindent\beginR
% \ifodd\hebcheck{}\else\hebrew\hebcheck=1\fi}
%\fi
%% \def\hebrewtext{\everypar{\leavevmode\kern-\parindent\beginR\indent \hebrew }
% \hebcheck=1 \hebtext=1 }
% \def\hebrewlines{\noindent\beginR \hebrew }
% \def\hebrewpar{\noindent\beginR\indent \hebrew }
%
\fi
\let\sethebrew=\hebrewtext
\let\unsethebrew=\nohebrewtext
\let\whrraxiz=\hebrewpar
\let\hwqhraxiz=\hebrewtext
\let\yexezraxiz\hebrewlines
\everydisplay{\aftergroup\beginR }
\def\diem{\L{\number\day}\ \hebrew a\ifcase\month\or
\hebrew ipe`x\or
\hebrew taxe`x\or \hebrew nxq\or \hebrew `txil
\or \hebrew n`i\or \hebrew iepi\or \hebrew ieli\or
\hebrew `ebeqh\or \hebrew qthnax\or \hebrew `ewheax
\or \hebrew peanax\or \hebrew cvnax\fi\
\L{\number\year}}
\let\hebday=\diem
\def\wtivdwhpd{\smallskip }
\def\wtivdaipepiz{\medskip }
\def\wtivdbceld{\bigskip }
\def\wtivdlnhd #1{\vskip #1 }
\def\wtivddvicd #1{\hskip #1}
\def\xeegaioyexez #1{\baselineskip #1 }
\def\pw{ pt }
\def\pwecez{ pt }
\def\qes{\end }
\def\qn{ cm }
\def\nwsbcel{\L{--}}
\def\nwsrpw{\L{---}}
\let\makafgadol=\nwsbcel
\let\makafanak=\nwsrpw
\def\bxy{\L{`}}
\let\geresh=\bxy
\def\dcby#1{\leavevmode\setbox0=\hbox{#1}%
\kern-.025em\copy0\kern-\wd0
\kern.05em\copy0\kern-\wd0
\kern-.025em\raise.0433em\box0 }
\def\dcbyy#1{\leavevmode\setbox0=\hbox{#1}%
\kern-.025em\copy0\kern-\wd0
\kern.05em\copy0\kern-\wd0
\kern-.025em\raise.0433em\box0\raise-.0433em\box0 }
\def\wewe#1{\leavevmode\setbox0=\hbox{#1}%
\kern-.025em\copy0\kern-\wd0
\kern.05em\box0 }
\let\hadgesh=\dcby
\def\tiqwd#1{\item{#1}\hangindent=-\hangindent}
\def\tqwd#1{\item{#1}\hangindent=-\hangindent}
\let\piska=\tiqwd
\def\tiqwdtiqwd#1{\itemitem{#1}\hangindent=-\hangindent}
\def\tqwdtqwd#1{\itemitem{#1}\hangindent=-\hangindent}
\let\piskapiska=\tiqwdtiqwd
\def\yexdinio#1{\line{\R{#1 \hss}}}
\def\yexdyn`l#1{\line{\R{\hss #1}}}
\def\nxkf#1{\line{\R{\hss #1 \hss}}}
\def\openquote{\L{''}}
\def\closequote{\L{``}}
\def\leftquotation{\L{''}}
\def\rightquotation{\L{``}}
\let\tzgviheh=\openquote
\let\qbexviheh=\closequote
\input hebcal.sty
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