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-
- L'extension VARIATIONS
-
-1. Introduction
-
-L'extension 'variations' permet de composer au sein de documents LaTeX,
-des tableaux de variations de fonctions et des tableaux de signe
-respectant les usages typographiques français. La syntaxe est proche de
-celle de l'environnement 'tabular'. Les macros fournies permettent de
-répondre aux besoins les plus courants. Elles sont utilisables avec
-LaTeX comme avec plain TeX.
-
-2. Licence
-
-Vous pouvez utiliser et diffuser librement cette extension dans le cadre
-de la licence GNU GPL version 2 (voir le fichier COPYING joint).
-
-3. Contenu de la distribution
-
- ALIRE Ce fichier.
- README La version anglaise de ce fichier.
- COPYING La licence d'utilisation.
- variations.tex Le fichier de définition des macros.
- variations.sty Le fichier de définition de l'environnement.
- docvariations.pdf Une documentation succincte.
- docvariations.tex Le fichier source de la documentation.
-
-4. Installation
-
-Sur un système Unix, copier le répertoire 'variations' dans
-'/usr/share/texmf/tex/generic', puis exécuter la commande 'mktexlsr'.
-
-Pour une installation MiKTeX, copier le répertoire 'variations' dans
-'C:\texmf\tex\generic', puis exécuter le programme 'MiKTeX Options'.
-Dans la rubrique 'File name database', cliquer sur 'Refresh now'.
-
-5. Contact
-
-L'extension 'variations' a été écrite par Christian Obrecht. Pour
-contacter l'auteur, veuillez vous rendre sur la page diffusant
-'variations' :
-
- <http://eukleides.org/variations/>
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-
- The VARIATIONS package
-
-1. Purpose
-
-The 'variations' package provides macros for typesetting tables showing
-variations of functions according to French usage. These macros may be
-used both with LaTeX and plain TeX. The syntax is close to the one of
-the 'tabular' environment.
-
-2. Licence
-
-You may freely use and distribute this package under the terms of the
-GNU General Public License version 2 (see file COPYING).
-
-3. Content of the folder
-
- README This file.
- ALIRE The French version of this file.
- COPYING The GNU General Public License.
- variations.tex The definition file for the macros.
- variations.sty The definition file for the environment.
- docvariations.pdf A short documentation in French.
- docvariations.tex The source for the documentation.
-
-4. Installation
-
-On Unix like systems, copy folder 'variations' into
-'/usr/share/texmf/tex/generic', then run 'mktexlsr'.
-
-With MiKTeX, copy folder 'variations' into 'C:\texmf\tex\generic', then
-run 'MiKTeX Options'. In the 'File name database' section, click on
-'Refresh now'.
-
-5. Contact
-
-The author of the 'variations' package is Christian Obrecht. To contact
-him, please visit the 'variations' page:
-
- <http://eukleides.org/variations/>
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-% Documentation de l'extension 'variations'
-% Copyright (c) 2006 Christian Obrecht
-
-\documentclass{article}
-\usepackage{mafr,variations,ae,aecompl}
-
-\nofiles
-\def\mac#1{\item[\qquad\hbox to 4em{\ttfamily\textbackslash#1}]}
-
-\title{L'extension \texttt{variations}\\
-\texttt{\small <http://eukleides.org/variations/>}}
-\author{Christian Obrecht}
-\date{13 septembre 2006}
-
-\begin{document}
-
-\maketitle
-
-\section{Introduction}
-
-L'extension \texttt{variations} permet de composer au sein de documents \LaTeX,
-des tableaux de variations de fonctions et des tableaux de signe respectant les
-usages typographiques français. La syntaxe utilisée est proche de celle de
-l'environnement \texttt{tabular}. Les macros fournies permettent de répondre aux
-besoins les plus courants. Voici un exemple élémentaire :
-
-$$
-\begin{variations}
- x & \mI & & & 0 & & & \pI \\
-\filet
- \m{\frc{1}{x}} & \h0 & \d & \mI & \bb & \h\pI & \d & 0 \\
-\end{variations}
-$$
-
-\noindent
-obtenu avec le code suivant :
-
-\begin{verbatim}
-\begin{variations}
- x & \mI & & & 0 & & & \pI \\
-\filet
- \m{\frc{1}{x}} & \h0 & \d & \mI & \bb & \h\pI & \d & 0 \\
-\end{variations}
-\end{verbatim}
-
-\noindent
-Plusieurs remarques s'imposent :
-
-\begin{enumerate}
-
-\item Les éléments figurant dans l'environnement sont composés en mode
-mathématique\footnote{La macro \texttt{\textbackslash frc} provient de
-l'extension \texttt{mafr}. Elle permet de composer une fraction qui sera
-systématiquement au format \texttt{displaystyle}.}.
-
-\item Un cadre pour le tableau et un filet vertical à droite de la première
-colonne sont tracés automatiquement.
-
-\item Des macros comme \verb+\d+ (flèche décroissante) ou \verb+\bb+ (double
-barre) permettent de composer les éléments spécifiques aux tableaux de
-variations.
-
-\item Les macros \verb+\m+ (pour milieu) et \verb+\h+ (pour haut) autorisent le
-positionnement vertical des éléments dans la ligne des variations.
-
-\item Les macros \verb+\mI+ et \verb+\pI+ correspondent respectivement à
-$-\infty$ et $+\infty$.
-
-\end{enumerate}
-
-\section{Description des macros}
-
-Les macros suivantes sont utilisables au sein d'un environnement
-\texttt{variations} :
-
-\begin{itemize}
-
-\mac{c} Flèche croissante.
-\mac{d} Flèche décroissante.
-\mac{ch} Flèche croissante pour point d'inflexion (position haute).
-\mac{cb} Flèche croissante pour point d'inflexion (position basse).
-\mac{dh} Flèche décroissante pour point d'inflexion (position haute).
-\mac{db} Flèche décroissante pour point d'inflexion (position basse).
-\mac{m} Centre verticalement l'argument dans la ligne courante.
-\mac{h} Place l'argument en haut de la ligne courante.
-\mac{filet} Filet horizontal.
-\mac{l} Filet vertical.
-\mac{z} Zéro barré d'un filet vertical.
-\mac{bb} Double barre.
-\mac{bg} Filet vertical justifié à gauche.
-\mac{bd} Filet vertical justifié à droite.
-\mac{ga} Décale l'argument vers la gauche (occupe deux colonnes).
-\mac{dr} Décale l'argument vers la droite (occupe deux colonnes).
-\mac{mI} Abréviation pour $-\infty$.
-\mac{pI} Abréviation pour $+\infty$.
-
-\end{itemize}
-
-\section{Un exemple plus élaboré}
-
-Le tableau ci-dessous :
-
-$$
-\begin{variations}
- x & \mI & & -1 & & \sqrt2 & & 3 & \\
-\filet
- f'(x) & \ga- & \z & + & \z & \dr+ & \bd \\
-\filet
- \m{f(x)} & \h1 & \d & 0 & \cb & \m{\frc{1}{4}} & \ch & \h\pI & \bd \\
-\end{variations}
-$$
-
-\noindent
-a été obtenu à l'aide du code suivant :
-
-\begin{verbatim}
-\begin{variations}
- x & \mI & & -1 & & \sqrt2 & & 3 & \\
-\filet
- f'(x) & \ga- & \z & + & \z & \dr+ & \bd \\
-\filet
- \m{f(x)} & \h1 & \d & 0 & \cb & \m{\frc{1}{4}} & \ch & \h\pI & \bd \\
-\end{variations}
-\end{verbatim}
-
-On notera en particulier l'utilisation des macros \verb+\cb+ et \verb+\ch+ pour
-le point d'inflexion, des macros \verb+\ga+ et \verb+\dr+ pour le premier
-signe et le troisième signe de la dérivée, enfin de la macro \verb+\bd+ pour la
-double barre sur le bord droit du tableau.
-
-\section{Utilisation avec plain \TeX}
-
-Il est possible d'utiliser \texttt{variations} également avec plain \TeX, en
-chargeant le fichier \texttt{variations.tex}. Les macros \verb+\bvariations+ et
-\verb+\evariations+ jouent alors le rôle de balises de début et de fin.
-
-\end{document}
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-% Macros pour la composition des tableaux de variations
-% Version 0.3 du 13/09/06
-% Copyright (c) Christian Obrecht 2005-2006
-
-\catcode`@=11
-
-\font\lf@nt=line10
-
-\def\bvariations{\leavevmode\hbox\bgroup\vbox\bgroup
-
-\def\tc@{{\lf@nt\char0}}
-\def\fc@{{\lf@nt\char0}\kern-1em{\lf@nt\char18}}
-\def\td@{{\lf@nt\char64}}
-\def\fd@{{\lf@nt\char64}\kern-1em{\lf@nt\char82}}
-
-\def\tc@@{{\lf@nt\char8}}
-\def\fc@@{{\lf@nt\char8}\kern-1em{\lf@nt\char42}}
-\def\td@@{{\lf@nt\char72}}
-\def\fd@@{{\lf@nt\char72}\kern-1em{\lf@nt\char106}}
-
-\def\sk@p##1{\vrule height ##1 depth 2pt width 0pt}
-\let\@ils=\offinterlineskip
-
-\def\cb{
-\vbox{\offinterlineskip\halign{&####\cr
-&&\fc@@\cr
-&\tc@@\cr
-\tc@@\cr
-\sk@p{.5em}\cr}}}
-
-\def\db{
-\vbox{\@ils\halign{&####\cr
-\td@@\cr
-&\td@@\cr
-&&\fd@@\cr
-\sk@p{.5em}\cr}}}
-
-\def\ch{
-\vbox{\@ils\halign{&####\cr
-\sk@p{.5em}\cr
-&&\fc@@\cr
-&\tc@@\cr
-\tc@@\cr
-\sk@p{2.5em}\cr}}}
-
-\def\dh{
-\vbox{\@ils\halign{&####\cr
-\sk@p{.5em}\cr
-\td@@\cr
-&\td@@\cr
-&&\fd@@\cr
-\sk@p{2.5em}\cr}}}
-
-\def\c{
-\vbox{\@ils\halign{&####\cr
-&&\fc@\cr
-&\tc@\cr
-\tc@\cr
-\sk@p{.75em}\cr}}}
-
-\def\d{
-\vbox{\@ils\halign{&####\cr
-\td@\cr
-&\td@\cr
-&&\fd@\cr
-&&&\sk@p{.75em}\cr}}}
-
-\newdimen\@w
-\@w=.2pt
-\newdimen\@l
-\setbox100\hbox{0}
-\@l=\wd100
-\advance\@l by -\@w
-\divide\@l by 2
-\newdimen\@r
-\@r=\@l
-\advance\@r by \@w
-
-\def\str@t{\vrule height 10pt depth 4pt width 0pt}
-\def\c@##1{\hfil$\str@t##1$\hfil}
-\def\@n{\kern.5em}
-
-\def\z{\hbox to 1em{\hfil\str@t\kern\@l\vrule width\@w\kern-\@r0\hfil}}
-\def\l{\vrule width\@w}
-\def\bb{\vrule\kern1pt\vrule}
-\def\bg{\omit\kern1pt\vrule\hfil}
-\def\bd{\omit\hfil\vrule\kern1pt}
-\def\mI{\,-\infty\,}
-\def\pI{\,+\infty\,}
-
-\let\\=\cr
-\def\filet{\noalign{\hrule}}
-\def\dr##1{\omit\quad\hfil$##1$\hfil&\quad}
-\def\ga##1{\quad&\omit\hfil$##1$\hfil\quad}
-\def\m##1{\vbox{\@ils\halign{&####\cr$\smash{##1}$\cr\sk@p{2em}\cr}}}
-\def\h##1{\vbox{\@ils\halign{&####\cr\str@t${##1}$\cr\sk@p{3.5em}\cr}}}
-
-\hbox\bgroup\vrule\vbox\bgroup
-\halign\bgroup\c@{\@n##\@n}\vrule&&\c@{##}\cr\filet}
-
-\def\evariations{\filet\egroup\egroup\vrule\egroup\egroup\egroup}
-
-\catcode`@=12
-
-\endinput