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Part of the Occam utility.
Laurent Siebenmann<lcs@topo.math.u-psud.fr>
Master posting 1994, ftp ftp.math.u-psud.fr
June 1994 alpha version
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****** DefStrip-QUEDM-Macros Help
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PURPOSE OF THESE MACROS.
The main purpose is to use a file "audit.lst" derived from
audit.tex, and a TeX macro file, x-aud.sty say, in the
"Occam" format (defined in occam.spc) to derive a new
simplified ".tex" macro file in which selected unwanted material is
suppressed. This material is designated by "audit.lst" in
conjunction with internal formating involving %^, %_, \Def, \Let,
\gDef, \gLet, \Font, and some others. The user macro
***defstrip governs this function.
The secondary purpose is to remove Occam formatting.
The macro **aud-to-tex governs this function.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE.
Put together into one folder a copy of DefStrip-QUEDM-Macros
macro file, the file audit.lst, and the macro file to be simplified.
Open the DefStrip-QUEDM-Macros macro file. If it is not
visible, launch QUEDM using it.
Open the TeX macro file under QUEDM and *activate* its window.
Then launch the macro ***defstrip from the QUEDM macros menu.
An audit.lst window will now open and much activity will be
seen. Finally, a cleaned-up version of the ".tex" macro file will
appear in a window called "output".
Only the ***help, ***defstrip, and **aud-to-tex macros
from the QUEDM macros menu should be launched
by the user. The others are subroutines.
See occam.spc for further details, and occam.pub for an
overview.
POSSIBLE PROBLEMS....(please report bugs to to author)
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