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diff --git a/Master/texmf-dist/doc/latex/pxcjkcat/README b/Master/texmf-dist/doc/latex/pxcjkcat/README deleted file mode 100644 index f0f1927ebd9..00000000000 --- a/Master/texmf-dist/doc/latex/pxcjkcat/README +++ /dev/null @@ -1,63 +0,0 @@ -PXcjkcat package - -A LaTeX package to provide LaTeX interface for manipulating the -CJK category code ('kcatcode') table of upTeX, which determines the -behavior of Unicode (non-ASCII) characters in source files. - -1. Overview - -The upTeX engine is an extention to the TeX engine and is developed by -Takuji TANAKA since 2007. This extension mainly aims in providing -better Unicode support to the pTeX engine, which has long been the -de facto standard of the TeX engine in Japan. The upTeX engine inherits -the basic architecture of pTeX, and only Japanese processing (which is -already on multi-byte basis in pTeX) is lift to the full Unicode range, -and non-Japanese processing remains on 8-bit basis (just like tra -original TeX engine). Thus one can typeset UTF-8 encoded documents that -contain all kinds of Unicode letters with use of upTeX accompanied with -the standard techniques for handling UTF-8 letters in the traditional -8-bit TeX engines (such as pdfTeX). The advantage of upTeX is the -ability of high-quality Japanese typesetting, which is fully inherited -from pTeX and is still lacking or at least on development in modern -Unicode-aware engines such as XeTeX and LuaTeX. - -Since upTeX could treat all the Unicode letters either as non-CJK or -CJK letter, it has the mechanism (called "kcatcode table") for -specifying which letters should be treated as CJK. The pxcjkcat package -provides a concise and user-friendly LaTeX interface to the mechanism. - -2. Installation - -In the distribution in conformance with TDS 1.1: - - - *.sty -> $TEXMF/tex/platex/PXcjkcat/ - -3. (Very) Basic Usage - -Unfortunately the full-fledged manual comes only in Japanese. Here -the most basic usage is described. - -If your document is mainly in English (or some other Western language) -and has sporadic occurrences of Japanese words/phrases, then put the -following lines in the preamble: - - \usepackage[prefernoncjk]{pxcjkcat} - \usepackage[utf8]{inputenc} % or utf8x if needed - -If your document is mainly in Japanese, then put the following lines -in the preamble: - - \usepackage[prefercjkvar]{pxcjkcat} - \usepackage[utf8]{inputenc} % or utf8x if needed - -The former setting treats the "CJK-ambiguous" punctuation symbols as -non-CJK letters, while the latter as CJK letters. Of course, your -document must in encoded in UTF-8. - -4. License - -This package is distributed under the MIT License. See the file LICENSE -for more detail. - ----------------------------------------- -Takayuki YATO (aka. "ZR") <zrbabbler@yahoo.co.jp> |