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% This is `mltrip.tex' for MLTeX v2.2 (as of December 17, 1995).
%
% A test file to check for correct MLTeX implementations similar to
% `trip.tex', Knuth's torture test for TeX.
%
% Copyright (C) 1997 by B. Raichle; all rights are reserved.
%
% MLTeX is copyright (C) 1990-92 by Michael J. Ferguson; all rights are reserved.
% MLTeX Version 2.2 is copyright (C) 1995 by B. Raichle; all rights are reserved.
% The TeX program is copyright (C) 1982 by D. E. Knuth.
% TeX is a trademark of the American Mathematical Society.
%
%
% Usage:
%
% 1. Run iniTeX with the MLTeX extensions on this file.
% Do not try to use plain-TeX or LaTeX.
% 2. Compare the produced log file with the one provided.
% 3. Take a look at the dvi file and compare it with the
% description at the end of the log file.
% 4. (optional) Use dvitype to convert the dvi file to the
% ASCII representation of its contents using these options:
% Output level = 2
% Starting page = * (default)
% Number of pages = 1000000 (default)
% Resolution = 7227/100
% New magnification = 0 (default)
% Compare the output with the provided file `mltrip.typ'.
%
%
% Needs:
%
% - MLTeX v2.2
% - font metric file cmr10.tfm
% - dvitype (if you want to compare the dvi files)
%
%
% Changes:
%
% 97/01/06 v1.0a
% - initial version
% 97/01/08 v1.0b
% - added error count + \inputlineno test, fixed log output
% 97/01/14 v1.0c
% - added tests for math character substitution
%
\catcode`\{=1 \catcode`\}=2 \catcode`\$=3 \catcode`\#=6 \catcode`\^=7
\endlinechar=`\^^M\newlinechar=`\^^J \def\space{ } \nonstopmode
%
\def\typeout#1{\immediate\write16{#1}}
\countdef\errorcount=254 \errorcount=0
\def\error#1{\advance\errorcount 1%
\typeout{^^J^^J\space\space\space ERROR: #1^^J^^J}}
%
\typeout{^^J"Trip" test for MLTeX implementations (1997/01/14 v1.0c [br])^^J}
%
% check for plain-TeX:
% we have to ensure that _no_ fonts are preloaded
\expandafter\ifx\csname active\endcsname\relax \else
\typeout{Please (Ini)TeX this file, no plain-TeX, no LaTeX!^^J}
\expandafter
\endinput\csname @@end\expandafter\endcsname\expandafter\end\fi\relax
% check for MLTeX
\expandafter\ifx\csname charsubdef\endcsname\relax
\typeout{This test file can only be used with MLTeX!^^J}
\expandafter\endinput\expandafter\end\fi\relax
% check for MLTeX v2.2
% (former MLTeX versions have initialized \charsubdefmax with 0)
\ifnum\charsubdefmax<0 \else
\typeout{...ouch, an old MLTeX version!^^J%
This test file can only be used with MLTeX v2.2 or newer!^^J}
\expandafter\endinput\expandafter\end\fi\relax
%
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
%
\typeout{Test font load bug (in MLTeX < v2.2):}
% define substitution of an existing char with a non-existing base char
\charsubdef `\A=`\a 128
% load font (which should be preloaded before!)
\font\test=cmr10 \relax \test
\textfont0=\test \textfont1=\test
\font\smalltest=cmr10 \relax % our symbols font
\fontdimen22\smalltest=7pt
\textfont2=\smalltest \scriptfont2=\smalltest
\scriptscriptfont2=\smalltest
\font\bigtest=cmr10 \relax % our extension font
\textfont3=\bigtest \scriptfont3=\bigtest
\scriptscriptfont3=\bigtest
\thinmuskip=18mu plus 18mu
\medmuskip=36mu plus 9mu minus 18mu
\thickmuskip=54mu minus 18mu \relax
%
\hsize=2in \parindent=.5pt \parfillskip=0pt plus1fil\relax
\baselineskip=12pt \topskip=10pt \relax
\tracingonline=1\showboxbreadth=255\showboxdepth=255
\tracinglostchars=1
%%%\tracingcharsubdef=1
\message{done.}
%
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
%
\typeout{Test assignments to \string\charsubdefmax:}
\charsubdefmax=-1 % reset because of \charsubdef`\A ...
\begingroup
%%%\tracingrestores=10
\count0=\charsubdefmax
\begingroup \charsubdef 224 = `\` `a
\ifnum\charsubdefmax=224 \else
\error{\string\charsubdefmax\space set incorrectly (1)!}\fi
\endgroup
\ifnum\count0=\charsubdefmax \else
\error{\string\charsubdefmax\space reset incorrectly (1)!}\fi
% Test of a bug in MLTeX v2.2!
\begingroup \charsubdef 228 = `\" `a \global\charsubdef 224 = `\` `a
\ifnum\charsubdefmax=228\else
\error{\string\charsubdefmax\space set incorrectly (2)!}\fi
\endgroup
\ifnum\charsubdefmax=-1 \else % BUG: 224 was expected, not -1!
\error{\string\charsubdefmax\space reset incorrectly (2)!}\fi
% ...instead we use a simpler test:
\begingroup \charsubdef 226 = `\^ `a \charsubdef 224 = `\` `a
\ifnum\charsubdefmax=226 \else
\error{\string\charsubdefmax\space set incorrectly (3)!}\fi
\global\charsubdef 228 = `\" `a
\endgroup
\ifnum\charsubdefmax=228 \else
\error{\string\charsubdefmax\space reset incorrectly (3)!}\fi
% reset former value of \charsubdef and \charsubdefmax
\global\charsubdef 224=0 0
\global\charsubdef 228=0 0
\global\charsubdefmax=\count0
\endgroup
\message{done.}
%
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
%
\typeout{Test char substitution, box packing and repacking:}
\charsubdef 224 = 18 `a % "E0 \`a
\charsubdef 225 = 19 `a % "E1 \'a
\charsubdef 226 = 94 `a % "E2 \^a
\charsubdef 228 = 127 `a % "E4 \"a
% define some substitutions whose characters doesn't exist in cmr10:
\charsubdef 192 = 200 `a
\charsubdef 193 = `a 129
\charsubdef 194 = 128 129
%
\setbox2=\hbox{\char`a}\setbox4=\hbox{\char0}
\message{<2 missing char warnings:}
\setbox0=\hbox{\char224\char192\char193\char194}
\message{>,}
\ifdim\wd0=2\wd2 \else
\error{box width dimension set incorrectly (1)!}\fi
%
\setbox0=\hbox{\char224}
\ifdim\wd0=\wd2 \else
\error{box width dimension set incorrectly (2)!}\fi
% re-access character dimensions while substitution is disabled
% (=> warning message, width of \char224 is first char in font, i.e. \char0)
\message{<1 missing substitution warning:}
{\charsubdefmax=0 \global\setbox0=\hbox{\unhbox0}}
\message{>,}
\ifdim\wd0=\wd4 \else
\error{box width dimension set incorrectly (3)!}\fi
% re-box it again (=> no warning message!)
\setbox0=\hbox{\unhbox0}
\ifdim\wd0=\wd2 \else
\error{box width dimension set incorrectly (4)!}\fi
%
\message{<2 missing substitution warnings:}
\setbox0=\vbox{\char224 \charsubdefmax=0\par}
\message{>,}
\message{done.}
%
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
%
%%\typeout{Test math character substitutions:}
%%\setbox0=\hbox{$\mathchar"2E0 % |fetch|
%% \mathaccent"70E1 a % |fetch| + |make_math_accent|
%% \mathaccent"7013 \mathchar"2E2 % |fetch|
%% \mathop{\mathchar"0E4}{}% |fetch|
%% \delimiter"43E03E1 % |var_delimiter|
%% $}\showbox0
%%\message{done.}
%
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
%
\typeout{Test dvi output with substitutions:}
% define correct substitutions
\charsubdef 192 = 18 `a % \`a
\charsubdef 193 = 19 `a % \'a
\charsubdef 194 = 94 `a % \^a
\charsubdef 196 = 127 `a % \"a
\charsubdef 199 = 24 `c % \c{c}
% define correct substitutions
\charsubdef 204 = 18 16 % \`\i
\charsubdef 205 = 19 16 % \'\i
\charsubdef 206 = 94 16 % \^\i
\charsubdef 208 = 127 16 % \"\i
\charsubdef 207 = 24 `i % \c{i}
% define substitutions with non-existing characters
\charsubdef 210 = 128 `a % \`a
\charsubdef 211 = 128 `a % \'a
\charsubdef 212 = 128 `a % \^a
\charsubdef 214 = 128 `a % \"a
\charsubdef 213 = 128 `c % \c{c}
% define correct substitutions
\charsubdef 224 = 18 `a % \`a
\charsubdef 225 = 19 `a % \'a
\charsubdef 226 = 94 `a % \^a
\charsubdef 228 = 127 `a % \"a
\charsubdef 227 = 24 `c % \c{c}
%
\setbox0=\vbox{%
\def\row#1 #2 #3 #4 {--\char#1--\hbox{\char#2}--\char#3--\char#4--\par}%
a-grave: \row 192 204 210 224 %
a-acute: \row 193 205 211 225 %
a-circonflex: \row 194 206 212 226 %
a-umlaut: \row 196 208 214 228 %
c-cedille: \row 199 207 213 227 %
}
%
% redefine the correct substitutions
\charsubdef 204 = 18 `a % \`a <= \`\i
\charsubdef 205 = 19 `a % \'a <= \'\i
\charsubdef 206 = 94 `a % \^a <= \^\i
\charsubdef 208 = 127 `a % \"a <= \"\i
\charsubdef 207 = 24 `c % \c{c} <= \c\i
%
\begingroup
\message{<Alternating 5 incomplete subst. + 5 missing subst. warnings:}
\charsubdefmax=223
\shipout\box0
\message{>,}
\endgroup
\message{done.}
%
\def\row#1#2#3{\space\space #1: -- \string#2#3 -- \string#2#3-- -- --}
\typeout{^^J^^JTo complete the test:^^J=====================^^J^^J%
1. Compare the log file with the one provided.^^J%
2. Compare the dvi output:^^J%
The dvi file should contain 5 lines of text, each line beginning^^J%
with an ASCII description of the accented character, a colon^^J%
followed by five en-dashes and two accented characters:^^J%
\row{a-grave}{\`}{a}^^J%
\row{a-acute}{\'}{a}^^J%
\row{a-circonflex}{\^}{a}^^J%
\row{a-umlaut}{\"}{a}^^J%
\row{c-cedille}{\c}{{c}}^^J%
The spacing between the first accented character and the first^^J%
two en-dashes has to be correct, whereas the en-dash after the^^J%
second accented character has to touch the character! Otherwise^^J%
your MLTeX implementation is incorrect.^^J}
%
% Test for correct number of lines:
\ifnum 255=\inputlineno \else
\error{`mltrip.tex' corrupted! (l.\the\inputlineno)}\fi
\ifnum\errorcount>0 \error{There was atleast one error!}\fi
\end\relax \typeout{Can't happen in MLTeX "trip" test!}
%% End of file `mltrip.tex'.
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