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%
% Most of the code in this package was literally copied from the example
% file cchessboard.tex provided with the cchess46.mf font designed by
% Jacques Richer (see cchessboard.tex for details)
%
% i only added the following:
%
% position environment
%
% \smallboard \normalboard \largeboard
%
% \textpiece (for setting a piece in running text)
%
% in addition i changed the \piece command so that the first arg takes letters
% eg a position on the board is described by
%
% \piece{a}{1}{r} rather than \piece{1}{1}{r}
%
% (this is like the notation of chess and that's the way i know chinese chess
% notation)
%
% enjoy
%
% Frank Mittelbach 96/12/28
%
% below is an example ...
%
% \smallboard
% \begin{position}
% \piece{a}{1}{r} \piece{i}{1}{r}
% \piece{b}{1}{n} \piece{h}{1}{n}
% \piece{c}{1}{b} \piece{g}{1}{b}
% \piece{d}{1}{g} \piece{f}{1}{g}
% \piece{e}{5}{c} \piece{e}{7}{c}
% \piece{a}{4}{p} \piece{c}{4}{p}
% \piece{e}{4}{p} \piece{g}{4}{p}
% \piece{i}{4}{p} \piece{e}{1}{k}
% \piece{a}{9}{R} \piece{i}{10}{R}
% \piece{a}{8}{N} \piece{g}{8}{N}
% \piece{c}{10}{B} \piece{g}{10}{B}
% \piece{d}{10}{G} \piece{f}{10}{G}
% \piece{b}{8}{C} \piece{h}{8}{C}
% \piece{a}{7}{P} \piece{c}{7}{P}
% \piece{g}{7}{P}
% \piece{i}{7}{P} \piece{e}{10}{K}
% \end{position}
%
% ----------------------------------------------------------
%
\ProvidesPackage{cchess}
[1996/12/28 v1.0b chinese chess support (FMi/SPQR)]
%
%
\newcounter{piecex}\newcounter{piecey}
\newcommand\largeboard{%
% The 3 dimensions in this command must be proportionnal to each other
% \cchessunit is the edge size of individual squares on the board,
% in centimeters.
\def\cchessunit{2.2}%
\font\EchecsChinois cchess46\relax
}
\newcommand\normalboard{%
% The 3 dimensions in this command must be proportionnal to each other
\def\cchessunit{1.1}%
\font\EchecsChinois cchess46 at 23pt\relax
}
\newcommand\smallboard{%
% The 3 dimensions in this command must be proportionnal to each other
\def\cchessunit{0.55}%
\font\EchecsChinois cchess46 at 12pt\relax
}
% It would be preferable to replace the set \largeboard, \normalboard, \smallboard
% by a single command with one argument, the edge size of the board, say.
\normalboard
\newcommand{\piece}[3]{% macro pour afficher une piece
%FMi dirty trick
\setcounter{piecex}{\expandafter`\csname#1\endcsname}%
\addtocounter{piecex}{-97}% ascii value of `a'
\setcounter{piecey}{#2}\addtocounter{piecey}{-1}%
\setbox0=\hbox{\EchecsChinois #3}%
% work out a masking circle by getting the width of the piece and
% drawing a white circle of that diameter; the units here are
% plain PS but if we convert to bp, we get the right result.
\@tempdima\wd0\@tempdimc1bp\divide\@tempdima\@tempdimc
\put(\value{piecex},\value{piecey}){\special{"
[] 0 setdash 0 setlinejoin 0 setlinecap
0.95 setgray
newpath 0. 0. \number\@tempdima\space 2 div 0 360. arc closepath fill}}%
\put(\value{piecex},\value{piecey})%
{\kern-0.5\wd0\box0}%
}
% font for stones in text (this is rather experimental)
\font\CCH=cchess46 scaled 300\relax
\newcommand\textpiece[1]{\raisebox{3pt}[16pt]{\makebox[30pt][c]{\CCH #1}}}
\newsavebox{\Something}%
\newsavebox{\SW}\newsavebox{\SE}\newsavebox{\NE}\newsavebox{\NW}%
\newenvironment{position}
{%
\setlength{\unitlength}{\cchessunit cm}%
\begin{picture}(9.1,10.1)(-0.6,-0.5)%
\put(0,0){\framebox(8,9){}}%
\put(-0.05,-0.05){\framebox(8.1,9.1){}}%
%
\savebox{\Something}(8,1)[bl]{%
\multiput(0,0)(1,0){8}{\framebox(1,1){}}}%
%
\multiput(0,0)(0,1){4}{\usebox{\Something}}%
\multiput(0,5)(0,1){4}{\usebox{\Something}}%
%
\savebox{\SW}(1,1)[bl]{%
\put(0.1,0.1){\line(1,0){0.2}}\put(0.1,0.1){\line(0,1){0.2}}}%
\savebox{\SE}(1,1)[bl]{%
\put(0.9,0.1){\line(-1,0){0.2}}\put(0.9,0.1){\line(0,1){0.2}}}%
\savebox{\NE}(1,1)[bl]{%
\put(0.9,0.9){\line(-1,0){0.2}}\put(0.9,0.9){\line(0,-1){0.2}}}%
\savebox{\NW}(1,1)[bl]{%
\put(0.1,0.9){\line(1,0){0.2}}\put(0.1,0.9){\line(0,-1){0.2}}}%
% On va commencer par faire les "croix" completes
\savebox{\Something}(2,2)[bl]{%
\put(0,0){\usebox{\NE}}\put(1,0){\usebox{\NW}}\put(1,1){\usebox{\SW}}\put(0,1){\usebox{\SE}}}%
%
\put(0,1){\usebox{\Something}}%
\put(6,1){\usebox{\Something}}%
\put(1,2){\usebox{\Something}}%
\put(3,2){\usebox{\Something}}%
\put(5,2){\usebox{\Something}}%
%
\put(0,6){\usebox{\Something}}%
\put(6,6){\usebox{\Something}}%
\put(1,5){\usebox{\Something}}%
\put(3,5){\usebox{\Something}}%
\put(5,5){\usebox{\Something}}%
% Maintenant les demi-croix gauches
\savebox{\Something}(1,2)[bl]{%
\put(0,0){\usebox{\NW}}\put(0,1){\usebox{\SW}}}%
\put(0,2){\usebox{\Something}}%
\put(0,5){\usebox{\Something}}%
% ...les demi-croix droites
\savebox{\Something}(1,2)[bl]{%
\put(0,0){\usebox{\NE}}\put(0,1){\usebox{\SE}}}%
\put(7,2){\usebox{\Something}}%
\put(7,5){\usebox{\Something}}%
%
% et pour finir, les camps des generaux:
\savebox{\Something}(2,2)[bl]{%
\put(0,0){\line(1,1){2}}% La "longueur" a fournir est celle de la projection horizontale
\put(2,0){\line(-1,1){2}}}%
\put(3,0){\usebox{\Something}}%
\put(3,7){\usebox{\Something}}%
}{\end{picture}}
\endinput
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