toptesi 5.59c (30oct11)

git-svn-id: svn://tug.org/texlive/trunk@24466 c570f23f-e606-0410-a88d-b1316a301751

1 files changed, 107 insertions, 69 deletions

diff --git a/Master/texmf-dist/source/latex/toptesi/toptesi.dtx b/Master/texmf-dist/source/latex/toptesi/toptesi.dtx
index e74e3c9ffa6..07f7c2a5686 100644
--- a/Master/texmf-dist/source/latex/toptesi/toptesi.dtx
+++ b/Master/texmf-dist/source/latex/toptesi/toptesi.dtx
@@ -39,11 +39,11 @@ frontpages.
 The toptesi.cfg file is a sample of a local configuration file that can be
 freely edited and modified.
 
-By running pdflatex on toptesi.dtx the user gets the class, sty and cfg files
+By running pdflatex on toptesi.dtx the user gets the class, sty and cfg files,
 and the English documentation file in pdf format.
 
 The documentation file toptesi-doc-xetex.pdf is in Italian; its source file is 
-another example of how to use toptesi.
+another example of how to use toptesi while typesetting with XeLaTeX.
 \endpostamble
 \askforoverwritefalse
 
@@ -58,7 +58,7 @@ another example of how to use toptesi.
 \endgroup
 %</internal>
 %
-% Copyright 1989--2006 Claudio Beccari
+% Copyright 1989--2011 Claudio Beccari
 %
 % This file is part of the TOPtesi bundle
 % -------------------------------------------
@@ -85,7 +85,7 @@ another example of how to use toptesi.
 % \iffalse
 %<*driver>
 \documentclass{ltxdoc}
-\ProvidesFile{toptesi.dtx}[2011/10/06 v.5.59b Documented TeX file for
+\ProvidesFile{toptesi.dtx}[2011/10/18 v.5.59c Documented TeX file for
 the TOPtesi bundle]
 \GetFileInfo{toptesi.dtx}
 \title{The TOPtesi bundle}
@@ -102,7 +102,7 @@ the TOPtesi bundle]
 %</driver>
 % \fi
 %
-% \CheckSum{2559}
+% \CheckSum{2590}
 %
 %% \CharacterTable
 %%  {Upper-case    \A\B\C\D\E\F\G\H\I\J\K\L\M\N\O\P\Q\R\S\T\U\V\W\X\Y\Z
@@ -137,10 +137,10 @@ the TOPtesi bundle]
 % XeLaTeX is that the option pdfa cannot be used any more, because it resorts to a
 % compilation with pdf\LaTeX; the typesetting engine \XeTeX\ does not produce directly
 % any PDF output but a modified, extended DVI output, even if this format is immediately
-% transformed into a PDF file through a special version, xdvipdfmx, of the conversion program. Another
-% minor XeLaTeX feature is that it cannot fully exploit the typesetting facilities of
-% the micro type package, but the wide choice of OpenType fonts replaces almost completely
-% such missing feature.
+% transformed into a PDF file through a special version, xdvipdfmx, of the conversion
+% program. Another minor XeLaTeX feature is that it cannot fully exploit the typesetting
+% facilities of the |microtype| package, but the wide choice of OpenType fonts replaces
+% almost completely such missing feature.
 % \end{abstract}
 %
 % \section{Introduction}
@@ -153,8 +153,8 @@ the TOPtesi bundle]
 % magistrale'', ``tesi di dottorato'', ``dissertazione di dottorato'', and so on.
 % All these documents have in common the fact that they all conclude a period of university
 % education. Moreover since they may conclude a double degree university program, they may
-% receive foreign names such as, for example, ``Projet de fin d'\'etudes'', ``Master thesis'',
-% and the like.
+% receive foreign names such as, for example, ``Projet de fin d'\'etudes'', ``Master
+% thesis'', and the like.
 % \item An extension package \texttt{toptesi.sty} that contains most of the code
 % for the real typesetting; it might be used as an extension to the report class file,
 % although this use is discouraged.
@@ -170,14 +170,15 @@ the TOPtesi bundle]
 % one who is working on his/her degree course final report must retrieve the logo of his/her
 % university, but s/he should pay attention to use it according to the rules and limitations
 % of the university.
-% \item A documentation file \texttt{toptesi-doc-xetex.pdf} written in Italian where every
-% feature is explained in detail; essential information is given in this English documentation.
+% \item A documentation file \texttt{toptesi-doc-xetex.pdf}, written in Italian, where every
+% feature is explained in detail; essential information is given in this English
+% documentation.
 % The source file of the documentation \texttt{toptesi-doc-xetex.tex} may be used as a sample
 % for typesetting one's thesis with XeLaTeX.
 % \end{itemize}
 %
 % The above files are complemented with a configuration file that any user may
-% personalize at will; these personalizations make it easy to configure the
+% customize at will; these personalizations make it easy to configure the
 % bundle so as to make it suitable for another language; in facts the \textsf{babel} and
 % \textsf{polyglossia} packages contains localizations for many languages, but such
 % localisations deal with the standard infix \LaTeX\ names and phrases and do not cope
@@ -199,7 +200,7 @@ the TOPtesi bundle]
 % \XeLaTeX\ is the fact that this program cannot still \emph{directly} produce the output
 % file in PDF format, although it automatically transforms its specific output file into
 % PDF format. This implies that the specific \textsf{pdftex} features required to produce
-% a PDF/A compliant output PDF file suitable for long term archiving cannot be used. But
+% a PDF/A compliant output PDF file, suitable for long term archiving, cannot be used. But
 % with some attention the PDF file output by \XeLaTeX\ may be converted to PDF/A by using
 % the program \prog{ghostscript}.
 %
@@ -212,10 +213,10 @@ the TOPtesi bundle]
 % as a typewriter written one. 
 %
 % Theses very often are full of specialized material: formulas, diagrams and pictures,
-% texts written in non latin alphabets, special symbols for philological mark-up, and
+% texts written in non Latin alphabets, special symbols for philological mark-up, and
 % the like; a common typewriter would not be suitable and the quality of the contents
 % requires professional typesetting; this is why I strongly believe that instructions
-% on typesetting styles that refer to the ``gone by times'' of mechanical typewriters
+% on typesetting styles that refer to the ``gone-by-times'' of mechanical typewriters
 % should be banned.
 %
 % Most new commands refer themselves to the information that should be typeset in the
@@ -239,15 +240,14 @@ the TOPtesi bundle]
 % some variations are also introduced in the title page.
 %
 % \Item[cucitura]  In two sided printing it is better to move the
-% typesetting grid towards the outer edges so as to cope with the thesis binding
+% typesetting grid towards the outer margins so as to cope with the thesis binding
 % that is generally not made up by sewing together a number of signatures;
 % the default outer displacement is fixed to~7mm, but it can be customized by means
 % of a proper entry in the configuration file or by an explicit command in the preamble.
 %
-% \Item[14pt] Extends the normal size choice to 14 points; it is appreciated
-% in various fields of humanities, but I would discourage this use in a technical
-% thesis, where 10 point perhaps is too small, but 11 point or 12 point typesetting
-% may be adequate. 
+% \Item[14pt] Extends the normal size choice to 14 points; it is appreciated in various
+% fields of humanities, but I would discourage this use in a technical thesis, where 10 point
+% default size perhaps is too small, but 11 point or 12 point typesetting may be adequate. 
 %
 % \Item[autoretitolo] This option modifies the left hand (even numbered) pages
 % in two side typesetting; normally the even numbered page headings contain
@@ -256,7 +256,7 @@ the TOPtesi bundle]
 % have even numbered headings contain the author's name and the thesis title, while the odd
 % numbered ones contain the chapter title. Since the thesis title might be too
 % long to fit in the header together with the author's name, the |\title| macro
-% as been modified so as to accept an optional short title, similarly to the
+% as been modified so as to accept an optional short title, similarly to the other
 % sectioning commands.
 %
 % \Item[oldstyle] Also this option works only if \texttt{classica} had already been
@@ -275,9 +275,9 @@ the TOPtesi bundle]
 % typeset, possibly with hilarious results\dots
 %
 % Since most users are supposed to be Italian, the user commands are mostly in Italian;
-% the following description gives their names and meanings; every command receives one
-% argument; only the command |\title| accepts an optional argument according to the usual
-% \LaTeX\ syntax:
+% the following description gives their names and meanings; most commands receive one
+% argument; only the command |\titolo| and |\cleardoublepage| accept an optional argument
+% according to the usual \LaTeX\ syntax:
 % \[
 %   \makebox[0pt]{%
 %       \texttt{\char92}\emph{command}\relax
@@ -313,8 +313,8 @@ the TOPtesi bundle]
 % \Item[tutore]  gets the name of the doctorate tutor; there is no difference with regards
 %                 to the \cs{relatore}, but the default phrase ``Tutore'' is printed above
 %                 this person's name.
-% \Item[TutorName]  gets the phrase that describes the tutor position, possibly in a different
-%                 language.
+% \Item[TutorName]  gets the phrase that describes the tutor position, possibly in a
+%                different language.
 % \Item[AdvisorName] gets the string that qualifies the supervisor(s); the default string
 %                   is ``Relatore:'' or ``Relatori:'' for the plural; in another language
 %                   this command is used to define the string, say, ``Supervisors:'' if the
@@ -330,10 +330,10 @@ the TOPtesi bundle]
 % \Item[terzocandidato]  gets the name of the third male author
 % \Item[terzacandidata]  gets the name of the third female author; most often the thesis
 %                 author is just one person; but there are some institutions where group
-%                 final works are accepted; it is assumed that the group does not contain more
-%                 than three authors. The specification of the gender allows the software
-%                 to determine the correct labeling phrase in the proper gender and proper
-%                 number.
+%                 final works are accepted; it is assumed that the group does not contain
+%                 more than three authors. The specification of the gender allows the
+%                 software to determine the correct labeling phrase in the proper gender and
+%                 proper number.
 %                 For different languages there might be no difference in gender but
 %                 there is a difference in the plural ending.
 % \Item[CandidateName]  gets the string that describes the student status in a foreign
@@ -341,7 +341,10 @@ the TOPtesi bundle]
 %                 colons) adjusted to masculine or feminine, singular or plural; with the
 %                 option \texttt{classica} the string becomes ``Laureando:''; in other
 %                 languages it is necessary to specify this string in the proper gender and
-%                 number.
+%                 number. Alternatively it is possible to redefine the macros |\Candidato|
+%                 (masculine singular), |\Candidata| (feminine singular), |\Candidati|
+%                 (masculine or mixed gender plural), |\Candidate| (feminine plural), in
+%                 order to adjust the candidates' labels to the proper gender and number.
 % \Item[sedutadilaurea] gets the date of the final exam, or presentation, or defense of the
 %                 thesis; if this date is omitted the default date is the current
 %                 month and year in Italian.
@@ -378,6 +381,13 @@ the TOPtesi bundle]
 %                 margin so as to have a wider internal margin to accommodate for the binding
 %                 correction. Its argument is not optional and is used to modify the default
 %                 correction of 7\,mm.
+% \Item[cleardoublepage] may be used as the default command, but it accepts an optional
+%                 argument in order to chose the page style for the possible blank page to be
+%                 output in order to open the next major section on an odd page when
+%                 typesetting with the |twosides| option. 
+% \Item[setcleardoublepage] uses its argument to establish the default page style when
+%                 typesetting a blanck page by means of the command |\cleardoublepage|. If
+%                 this command is not used the default page style is |plain|.
 % \end{description}
 %
 % Since the infix strings are all memorized into control sequences and for each of them it
@@ -394,23 +404,24 @@ the TOPtesi bundle]
 % \subsection{Typesetting commands}
 % The bundle and the TOPtesi document class accept all \LaTeX\ commands provided by
 % the \LaTeX\ \texttt{kernel}, the \texttt{report} document class, and the \texttt{graphicx}
-% extension package, besides those provided by the \texttt{babel} package.
+% extension package, besides those provided by the \texttt{babel} or \texttt{polyglossia}
+% packages.
 % If the source thesis file is being typeset by means of \XeLaTeX\ the \texttt{babel}
 % package is not loaded; in its place the \texttt{polyglossia} package is loaded that
 % should implement in \XeLaTeX\ most of the functionality provided by \texttt{babel} to
 % \LaTeX. ``Most'' means that not all the functionality is available, therefore it's better
 % to consult the documentation of \texttt{polyglossia} before using its built in commands.
 %
-% With this respect it must be underlined that the Italian and English languages are specified
-% by default, the Italian one being the default language. An initial specification of
-% |\selectlanguage{english}| sets the English language as default. Should a student typeset
-% the thesis in French by means of \textsf{pdflatex}, it would be necessary to specify the
-% option \texttt{french} among the
-% \emph{class} options, and so start the document by specifying |\selectlanguage{french}|.
+% With this respect it must be underlined that the Italian and English languages are
+% specified by default, the Italian one being the default language. An initial specification
+% of |\selectlanguage{english}| sets the English language as default. Should a student
+% typeset the thesis in French by means of \textsf{pdflatex}, it would be necessary to
+% specify the option \texttt{french} among the \emph{class} options, and so start the
+% document by specifying |\selectlanguage{french}|.
 % But the user should pay attention to use \texttt{babel} in the proper way:
 % \begin{itemize}
-% \item Due to the way \LaTeX\ classes load the requested files, and to the fact that the
-% \texttt{babel} package has already been loaded by the \texttt{toptesi} class, the user
+% \item Due to the way \LaTeX\ classes load the requested package files, and to the fact that
+% the \texttt{babel} package has already been loaded by the \texttt{toptesi} class, the user
 % cannot reload it with a different list of language options; therefore the latter language
 % options \emph{must be specified} as global class options; therefore, if the thesis has
 % to be typeset, for example, in French, is is necessary to do the following:
@@ -420,7 +431,7 @@ the TOPtesi bundle]
 %\begin{document}
 %\selectlanguage{french}
 %\end{verbatim}
-% But if the thesis should be typeset in Frenche by means of \XeLaTeX, then it is perfectly
+% But if the thesis should be typeset in French by means of \XeLaTeX, then it is perfectly
 % legal to specify the auxiliary language in this way:
 %\begin{verbatim}
 %\documentclass[...]{toptesi}
@@ -429,18 +440,18 @@ the TOPtesi bundle]
 %\begin{document}
 %\selectlanguage{french}
 %\end{verbatim}
-% \item With the 2010 \TeX\ system distributions, both \TeX Live and MiKTeX, all known
+% \item With the 2010 \TeX\ system full distributions, both \TeX Live and MiKTeX, all known
 % (to \LaTeX) language hyphenation rules are preloaded; with other less up to date
 % \TeX\ system distributions this might not be true. With both distributions also the
-% languages hyphenation rules known to \XeLaTeX\ are all preloaded.
+% language hyphenation rules known to \XeLaTeX\ are all preloaded.
 % Remember that \texttt{babel} and \texttt{polyglossia} macros select the language
 % typesetting rules, but hyphenation is activated only if the program format file has been
 % generated with the pertinent language hyphenation rules. You can check this detail by
 % reading the first dozen lines of your thesis \texttt{.log} file; there is the list of all
 % language hyphenation rules that are available in the format file.
-% While (American) English is the default and almost any \emph{basic} distribution of the \TeX\
-% system has many language defaults, it is more likely that French is preloaded while Italian is
-% not. Complete distributions don't exhibit this flaw.
+% While (American) English is the default and almost any \emph{basic} distribution of the
+% \TeX\ system has many language defaults, it is more likely that French is preloaded while
+% Italian is not. Complete distributions don't exhibit this flaw.
 %
 % Should the required language(s) be missing, the user is forced to read his/her distribution
 % instructions, so as to find out how to configure his/her system so as to consider the
@@ -461,7 +472,7 @@ the TOPtesi bundle]
 % regulations.
 % Some of these commands are already defined with the \texttt{babel} Italian option, but if
 % your thesis is written in different languages it may happen that such commands are not
-% available any more when you select another language; with the presence of the definitions
+% available any more when you select the other language; with the presence of the definitions
 % contained in \texttt{topcoman.sty} such useful commands remain available with every
 % language. The \texttt{polyglossia} package does not produce any useful additional command
 % for writing in a ISO compliant way, therefore the macros contained in the
@@ -474,8 +485,12 @@ the TOPtesi bundle]
 % means: it changes the definitions of the mathematical capital Greek
 % letters so that they are typeset in ``italics''; they are in effects taken from the math
 % italic alphabet, instead of the default roman one. This option is useful with \LaTeX,
-% while with \XeLaTeX\ it is unnecessary due to the larger set of math alphabets and math
-% font commands that are available with proper UNICODE math fonts.
+% while with \XeLaTeX\ it is unnecessary, due to the larger set of math alphabets and math
+% font commands that are available with proper UNICODE math fonts. Beware: in French, in
+% spite of the ISO regulations, the Greek math symbols are supposed to be always upright,
+% both the upper and lower case letters; with XeLaTeX there are no problems; when using
+% pdfLaTeX it's necessary to use font that have both varieties of Greek letters, such as the
+% Times eXtended , the Palatino eXtende, the Fourier fonts, et cetera.
 % %
 % \Item[ensuremath] should be already defined in the \LaTeX\ kernel;
 % should one still be using an obsolete version, this command gets
@@ -488,7 +503,7 @@ the TOPtesi bundle]
 % \Item[ped] inserts a subscript in upright type; the ISO regulations
 % require the use of italics for physical or mathematical quantities, and
 % upright type for whatever is not a variable, from the names of
-% functions (such as sin, cos, log, etc.), to the indices that contain
+% functions (such as sin, cos, log, etc.), to any index that contains
 % information on something that is not variable. This means that $V_i$
 % requires an italic index to imply that the object $V$ is the $i$-th in
 % a set, while, say, $V_{\mathrm{max}}$ indicates the maximum value of the
@@ -525,24 +540,24 @@ the TOPtesi bundle]
 % (much shorter than the traditional Italian name ``i~lunga'') and the
 % indicated spelling ``gei'' is the phonetic Italian rendering of the
 % English word. The imaginary unit is not a variable, and the ISO regulations
-% require it is typed with anxx    upright serifed font, just as operators are.
+% require it to be typed with an upright serifed font, just as operators are.
 % %
 % \Item[eu] inserts the Euler number symbol ``e'' in upright type; since
 % this entity is not a variable, but it is a mathematical constant, the
 % ISO regulations require it to be written in upright type. The ISO regulations require
 % the upright type for ``e'' and any mathematical constant, but
-% the electron charge $e$ is typeset in math italics because this physical
+% the electron charge $e$ is typeset in math italics because this is a physical
 % ``constant'', not a mathematical one. \XeTeX\ allows to typeset upright Greek letters,
 % so there is the facility to typeset an upright ``pi'' (the number) to be distinguished
 % from an inclined ''pi'' (the angle).
 % %
 % \Item[listing] requires for its argument the name of a file and typesets it in verbatim
 % mode; this command is very useful for typesetting the listings of the programs that were
-% written for the thesis; for best results it is recommended that the source program has
-% lines not longer than 80 characters. There exists an external package \texttt{listings},
-% that the user might want to load, that does a similar work in a more professional and
-% configurable way; this package simpler command might be preferable for its simplicity,
-% but of course it is not compulsory.
+% written for the thesis; for best results it is recommended that the source program 
+% lines are not longer than 80 characters. There exists an external package
+% \texttt{listings}, that the user might want to load, that does a similar work in a more
+% professional and configurable way; this package simpler command might be preferable for its
+% simplicity, but of course it is not compulsory.
 % \end{description}
 %
 % All these commands are defined into the separate package \texttt{topcoman.sty}
@@ -553,7 +568,7 @@ the TOPtesi bundle]
 % because the typesetting engine in this case cannot directly produce a PDF formatted output
 % file. For this reason the option \texttt{pdfa}, that shall be described shortly, should
 % not specified to the class |toptesi|; at the same time if this option is specified, but
-% the thesis is typeset by means of \XeLaTeX, the effects of this options are be disabled.
+% the thesis is typeset by means of \XeLaTeX, the effects of this options are disabled.
 %
 % Politecnico di Torino as well as many other Italian and foreign universities are
 % moving towards archiving theses in electronic format, specifically in the PDF one. The
@@ -561,10 +576,11 @@ the TOPtesi bundle]
 % years from now?''
 %
 % This essential question has been answered by the International Standards Organization
-% (ISO) that in 2005 published the regulation ISO~19005-1. This regulation defines a
-% PDF variant suitable for archiving, named PDF/A, that has two sub-formats
-% distinguished as PDF/A-1a, and PDF/A-1b. The `a' sub-format is more exacting, while
-% the `b' one is less stringent.
+% (ISO) that in 2005 published the regulation\footnote{In 2011 the updated regulation
+% 19005-2:2011 has been published, but ths does not imply substancial modifications in this
+% thesis bundle.} ISO~19005-1. This regulation defines a PDF variant suitable for archiving,
+% named PDF/A, that has two sub-formats distinguished as PDF/A-1a, and PDF/A-1b. The `a'
+% sub-format is more exacting, while the `b' one is less stringent.
 %
 % The requirements for the `a' sub-format imply not only those imposed on the `b' one,
 % but also that all characters are conforming to UNICODE and that the logical structure
@@ -677,7 +693,7 @@ the TOPtesi bundle]
 %<*class>
 \NeedsTeXFormat{LaTeX2e}
 \ProvidesClass{toptesi}
-   [2011/10/06 v.5.59b Class for typesetting university theses]
+   [2011/10/18 v.5.59c Class for typesetting university theses]
 %    \end{macrocode}
 %
 % The class itself is very simple since it requires just the \texttt{report}
@@ -725,7 +741,7 @@ the TOPtesi bundle]
 %    \begin{macrocode}
 %<*topsty>
 \NeedsTeXFormat{LaTeX2e}
-\ProvidesPackage{toptesi}[2011/10/06 v.5.59b Extension for toptesi.cls]%
+\ProvidesPackage{toptesi}[2011/10/18 v.5.59c Extension for toptesi.cls]%
 %    \end{macrocode}
 %
 % We start with defining the debugging macros; these trace commands and macros
@@ -928,7 +944,7 @@ the TOPtesi bundle]
 \def\frontmatter{\clearpage\ps@plain\pagenumbering{roman}%
     \numeriromanitrue\frontmattertrue\@openrightfalse}
 \def\mainmatter{\if@twoside\@openrighttrue\fi
-    \clearpage\ps@headings\pagenumbering{arabic}%
+    \cleardoublepage\ps@headings\pagenumbering{arabic}%
     \numeriromanifalse\frontmatterfalse}
 \AtBeginDocument{\frontmatter}
 %    \end{macrocode}
@@ -987,6 +1003,10 @@ the TOPtesi bundle]
   \if@twocolumn\onecolumn\@tempswatrue\else\@tempswafalse\fi
   \null\vfil
   \secdef\@part\@spart}
+\def\@endpart{\vfil\cleardoublepage
+              \if@tempswa
+                \twocolumn
+              \fi}  
 %    \end{macrocode}
 % At the same time we have to make sure that  |\tableofcontents|,
 % |\listoftables| and |\listoffigures| do not exit from the front matter style.
@@ -1694,6 +1714,24 @@ Skipping any redefinition\MessageBreak}%
 }{%
     \endlist\clearpage
 }
+%    \end{macrocode}
+% Another enhancement that |toptesi| has compared to the original |report| class is a
+% redefined |\cleardoublepage| macro. This new macro may leave, as usual, a blank page in
+% order to skip to an odd numbered one. But the default style of this blank page may be set
+% as the user likes best. The default style is |plain|, because I think that it's better to
+% always have a numbered page than a totally white page. Nevertheless what I think it is more
+% suitable is not something anybody should agree with; therefore the command accepts an
+% optional argument so as to use the style s/he likes best; moreover the command
+% |\setcleardoublepage| redefines the default style as many times the user would like to
+% switch style. |\TT@clpagedefault| contains the default style; |\setcleardoublepage|
+% redefines the above default, and |\cleardoublepage| uses the symbolic name
+% |\TT@clpagedefault| or the optional argument and therefore uses the style that has been set
+% as the default one or the style the uses wants to use in a particular instance.
+%    \begin{macrocode}
+\def\TT@clpagedefault{plain}
+\newcommand*\setcleardoublepage[1]{\gdef\TT@clpagedefault{#1}}
+\renewcommand\cleardoublepage[1][\TT@clpagedefault]{\clearpage\if@twoside \ifodd\c@page\else
+    \hbox{}\thispagestyle{#1}\newpage\if@twocolumn\hbox{}\thispagestyle{#1}\newpage\fi\fi\fi}
 %</topsty>
 %    \end{macrocode}
 %
@@ -1713,7 +1751,7 @@ Skipping any redefinition\MessageBreak}%
 %    \begin{macrocode}
 %<*topfrn>
 \NeedsTeXFormat{LaTeX2e}
-\ProvidesPackage{topfront}[2011/10/06 v.5.59b Title page for TOPtesi]
+\ProvidesPackage{topfront}[2011/10/18 v.5.59c Title page for TOPtesi]
 %    \end{macrocode}
 %
 % The title page information depends on the type of ``thesis' that is being typeset.
@@ -2442,7 +2480,7 @@ Skipping any redefinition\MessageBreak}%
 %    \begin{macrocode}
 %<*topcmn>
 \NeedsTeXFormat{LaTeX2e} % lavora solo con LaTeX 2e
-\ProvidesPackage{topcoman}[2011/10/06 v.5.59b Additional TOPtesi commands]
+\ProvidesPackage{topcoman}[2011/10/18 v.5.59c Additional TOPtesi commands]
 %    \end{macrocode}
 % The new command |\DeclareSlantedCapitalGreekLetters| optionally sets the capital
 % Greek letters in math mode with the glyphs taken from the math italic fonts, not from