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TeXemplar.cls
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This is the style file for "TeXemplares", the journal of CervanTeX,
the Spanish TeX User's Group.
There is nothing new in it except a few new commands and a new
implemetations of the verbatim environment.
It is far from finished and is very likely to change.
New commands
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- \issue{<issue>}{<from>}{<to>}
The issue number and the page range
- \articlemark{<Title>}
The title to be used un headers
- |<verb>|
The text enclosed is typeset verbatim, with line breaking allowed.
Verbatim
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This environment is reimplemented to overcome the problems of the
standard verbatim or the reimplemetation in the verbatim package:
- the space before \end{verbatim} which could produced unwanted
blank lines is ignored,
- the text is typeset as read, and not first read in full
(or line by line) and then typeset,
- the text following \end{verbatim} is not removed,
- spaces and even a line-feed are allowed between \end and {verbatim}.
You may introduce changes inside the verbatim environment with
one-letter commands defined with \verbcommand{letter}{definition}.
The changes introduced are in effect immediatly and these commands are
independent from the `standard' definitions. Spaces following them
are not ignored. The letter `e' is not allowed!
Examples:
\verbcommand{1}{\bgroup\itshape}
\verbcommand{0}{\egroup}
\begin{verbatim}
Type answer (y/n): \1y\0
\end{verbatim}
---
\verbcommand{1}{\bgroup\rmfamily\itshape\catcode`\ =12}
\verbcommand{0}{\egroup}
\begin{verbatim}
\def\hello{hello} % \1A silly assignment\0
\end{verbatim}
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