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diff --git a/Master/texmf-dist/doc/latex/forest/README b/Master/texmf-dist/doc/latex/forest/README index 36e0e0f0e76..09a1f7d8ca9 100644 --- a/Master/texmf-dist/doc/latex/forest/README +++ b/Master/texmf-dist/doc/latex/forest/README @@ -1,4 +1,4 @@ -LaTeX package: forest [2016/12/05 v2.1 Drawing (linguistic) trees] +LaTeX package: forest [2016/12/18 v2.1.1 Drawing (linguistic) trees] Copyright (c) 2016 Saso Zivanovic (Sa\v{s}o \v{Z}ivanovi\'{c}) diff --git a/Master/texmf-dist/doc/latex/forest/forest-doc.pdf b/Master/texmf-dist/doc/latex/forest/forest-doc.pdf Binary files differindex 28e68d4bcf5..29f139efd2e 100644 --- a/Master/texmf-dist/doc/latex/forest/forest-doc.pdf +++ b/Master/texmf-dist/doc/latex/forest/forest-doc.pdf diff --git a/Master/texmf-dist/doc/latex/forest/forest-doc.tex b/Master/texmf-dist/doc/latex/forest/forest-doc.tex index a7354685334..4fb226a8fb8 100644 --- a/Master/texmf-dist/doc/latex/forest/forest-doc.tex +++ b/Master/texmf-dist/doc/latex/forest/forest-doc.tex @@ -39,6 +39,19 @@ \IndexPrologue{Color legend: \textcolor{red}{definition}, \textcolor{darkgreen}{example}, \textcolor{blue}{other}. If an entry belongs to a library, the library name is given in parenthesis. All page numbers are hyperlinks, and definitions in text are hyperlinked to this index.} \makeindex +\makeatletter +\def\bigbadforlist{} +\def\forest@@doc@@hook@bigbadforlist{\aftergroup\forest@@doc@@hook@bigbadforlist@} +\def\forest@@doc@@hook@bigbadforlist@{% + \forestset{define long step/.append code={% + \ifforest@nodewalkstephandler@makefor + \appto\bigbadforlist{[##1]}% + \fi + }% + }% +} +\def\bigbadprocesslist{} +\makeatother \usepackage[external]{forest} \useforestlibrary{edges} \useforestlibrary{linguistics} @@ -212,6 +225,7 @@ \indexset[ form={}, + index key={}, for first={ for first={ key+/.option=!parent.argument, @@ -232,6 +246,7 @@ \indexset[ form={}, + index key={}, for first={ for first={ +key/.option=!parent.argument, @@ -252,6 +267,7 @@ \indexset[ form={}, + index key={}, for first={ for first={ key/.process={OOw2} {key} {!parent,parent.argument} {##1 ##2}, @@ -273,6 +289,7 @@ \indexset[ form={}, + index key={}, for first={ for first={ key/.process={OOw2} {key} {!parent,parent.argument} {##2 ##1}, @@ -4849,9 +4866,29 @@ otherwise, \meta{false keylist}. index format={result=if \protect\meta{count option}<,pgfkey}, print format={result/.option=argument,+result={if\ },result+={<}, pgfkey}, }]{conditional>if count LT=\protect\meta{count option}}|=|\meta{value}\meta{true keylist}\meta{false keylist} +\itemnosep +\indexitem[set={ + index format={result=if \protect\meta{dimen register}\protect\greaterthan,pgfkey}, + print format={result/.option=argument,+result={if\ },result+={>}, pgfkey}, +}]{conditional>if dimen register GT=\protect\meta{dimen register}}|=|\meta{value}\meta{true keylist}\meta{false keylist} +\itemnosep +\indexitem[set={ + index format={result=if \protect\meta{dimen register}<,pgfkey}, + print format={result/.option=argument,+result={if\ },result+={<}, pgfkey}, +}]{conditional>if dimen register LT=\protect\meta{dimen register}}|=|\meta{value}\meta{true keylist}\meta{false keylist} +\itemnosep +\indexitem[set={ + index format={result=if \protect\meta{count register}\protect\greaterthan,pgfkey}, + print format={result/.option=argument,+result={if\ },result+={>}, pgfkey}, +}]{conditional>if count register GT=\protect\meta{count register}}|=|\meta{value}\meta{true keylist}\meta{false keylist} +\itemnosep +\indexitem[set={ + index format={result=if \protect\meta{count register}<,pgfkey}, + print format={result/.option=argument,+result={if\ },result+={<}, pgfkey}, +}]{conditional>if count register LT=\protect\meta{count register}}|=|\meta{value}\meta{true keylist}\meta{false keylist} -If the current value of the dimen/count option is greater/less than or equal to \meta{value}, -execute \meta{true keylist}; else, execute \meta{false keylist}. +If the current value of the dimen/count option/register is greater/less than or equal to +\meta{value}, execute \meta{true keylist}; else, execute \meta{false keylist}. \indexitem{conditional>if nodewalk valid}|=|\meta{keylist: test nodewalk}\meta{true keylist}\meta{false keylist} @@ -4907,7 +4944,7 @@ node in the subtree of the current node (including the node itself). In other w \end{advise} \begin{syntax} -\indexitem{propagator>where}|=|\meta{value}\meta{true keylist}\meta{false keylist} +\indexitem{conditional>where}|=|\meta{value}\meta{true keylist}\meta{false keylist} \itemnosep \indexitem{word prefix=option>conditional>where=\meta{option}}|=|\meta{value}\meta{true keylist}\meta{false keylist} \itemnosep @@ -4922,7 +4959,7 @@ node in the subtree of the current node (including the node itself). In other w \itemnosep \indexitem[set={ index format={result=where \protect\meta{dimen option}<,pgfkey}, - print format={result/.option=argument,+result={where\ },result+={>}, pgfkey}, + print format={result/.option=argument,+result={where\ },result+={<}, pgfkey}, }]{conditional>where dimen LT=\protect\meta{dimen option}}|=|\meta{value}\meta{true keylist}\meta{false keylist} \itemnosep \indexitem[set={ @@ -4932,14 +4969,34 @@ node in the subtree of the current node (including the node itself). In other w \itemnosep \indexitem[set={ index format={result=where \protect\meta{count option}<,pgfkey}, - print format={result/.option=argument,+result={where\ },result+={>}, pgfkey}, + print format={result/.option=argument,+result={where\ },result+={<}, pgfkey}, }]{conditional>where count LT=\protect\meta{count option}}|=|\meta{value}\meta{true keylist}\meta{false keylist} \itemnosep -\indexitem{step>where nodewalk valid}|=|\meta{toks: nodewalk name}\meta{true keylist}\meta{false keylist} +\indexitem[set={ + index format={result=where \protect\meta{dimen register}\protect\greaterthan,pgfkey}, + print format={result/.option=argument,+result={where\ },result+={>}, pgfkey}, +}]{conditional>where dimen register GT=\protect\meta{dimen register}}|=|\meta{value}\meta{true keylist}\meta{false keylist} +\itemnosep +\indexitem[set={ + index format={result=where \protect\meta{dimen register}<,pgfkey}, + print format={result/.option=argument,+result={where\ },result+={<}, pgfkey}, +}]{conditional>where dimen register LT=\protect\meta{dimen register}}|=|\meta{value}\meta{true keylist}\meta{false keylist} +\itemnosep +\indexitem[set={ + index format={result=where \protect\meta{count register}\protect\greaterthan,pgfkey}, + print format={result/.option=argument,+result={where\ },result+={>}, pgfkey}, +}]{conditional>where count register GT=\protect\meta{count register}}|=|\meta{value}\meta{true keylist}\meta{false keylist} +\itemnosep +\indexitem[set={ + index format={result=where \protect\meta{count register}<,pgfkey}, + print format={result/.option=argument,+result={where\ },result+={<}, pgfkey}, +}]{conditional>where count register LT=\protect\meta{count register}}|=|\meta{value}\meta{true keylist}\meta{false keylist} +\itemnosep +\indexitem{conditional>where nodewalk valid}|=|\meta{toks: nodewalk name}\meta{true keylist}\meta{false keylist} \itemnosep -\indexitem{step>where nodewalk empty}|=|\meta{toks: nodewalk name}\meta{true keylist}\meta{false keylist} +\indexitem{conditional>where nodewalk empty}|=|\meta{toks: nodewalk name}\meta{true keylist}\meta{false keylist} \itemnosep -\indexitem{step>where in saved nodewalk}|=|\meta{nodewalk}\meta{toks: nodewalk name}\meta{true keylist}\meta{false keylist} +\indexitem{conditional>where in saved nodewalk}|=|\meta{nodewalk}\meta{toks: nodewalk name}\meta{true keylist}\meta{false keylist} \end{syntax} @@ -5253,33 +5310,78 @@ The result is the (single) expansion of the given For a gentle(r) introduction to the argument processor, see \S\ref{tut:wrapping}. The argument processor takes a sequence of instructions and an arbitrary number of arguments and -transforms the given arguments according to the instructions. There are two ways to invoke the -argument processor: +transforms the given arguments according to the instructions. This is the generic form of a process +expression: + +\begin{syntax} + \item \indexdef{meta>process} = \meta{instructions}\meta{arg $1$}\dots\meta{arg $n$} +\end{syntax} + +There are three ways to invoke the argument processor: via handler \index{handler>process}, as one +of the two alternatives of a \index{forestmath} expression and recursively, by its instruction +\index{processor>P}. \begin{syntax} -\indexitem{handler>process}|=|\meta{instructions}\meta{arg $1$}\dots\meta{arg $n$} +\indexitem{handler>process}|=|\index{meta>process} -The result of the computation is passed on to the handled key as a sequence of arguments. Any -number of arguments can be returned.\footnote{For backward compatibility, \index{handler>process} is also - available as \indexdef{handler>process args}.} +The result of the computation is passed on to the handled key as a sequence of arguments. When the +argument processor is invoked this way, any number of items can be returned.\footnote{For backward + compatibility, \index{handler>process} is also available as \indexdef{handler>process args}.} -\item \indexdef{meta>forestmath} = \meta{pgfmath}\OR|>|\meta{instructions}\meta{arg - $1$}\dots\meta{arg $n$} +\item \indexdef{meta>forestmath} = \meta{pgfmath}\OR|>|\index{meta>process} In words, a \index{forestmath} expression is either a \meta{pgfmath} expression or an argument - processor expression prefixed by |>|. + processor expression (\index{meta>process}) prefixed by |>|. - In other words, \FoRest; accepts an argument processor expression anywhere\footnote{The only - exceptions to the above rule are handler \index{pgfmath} and argument processor instruction - \index{processor>P}.} it accepts a \meta{pgfmath} expression. To indicate that we're providing - an argument processor expression, we prefix it with |>|. + In other words, \FoRest; accepts an argument processor expression anywhere it accepts a + \meta{pgfmath} expression.\footnote{The only exceptions to the above rule are handler + \index{pgfmath} and argument processor instruction \index{processor>P}.} To indicate that we're + providing an argument processor expression, we prefix it with |>|. - The result of argument processor's computation should be a single item. + When the argument processor is invoked this way, it should return a single item. \end{syntax} +\begin{table} + \centering + \tikzexternaldisable + \bracketset{action character=!}% + \begin{forest} + phantom, + for tree={ + grow'=0, no edge, inner sep=0, outer sep=0, + }, + delay={ + sort by={>O+t+c{content}}, + sort, + }, + before typesetting nodes={ + for children={ + content={\index{processor>#1}}, + for children={ + content+={\phantom{(%) + }}}}}, + define long step={from to}{n args=2}{ + tempcounta=#2, + n=#1, + while/.process=Rw{tempcounta}{n()<##1}{next} + }, + draw tree stage/.style={ + for root'={ + draw tree processing order/.nodewalk style={branch={{from to={1}{round(n_children()/3)}},tree}}, draw tree, TeX={~~}, + draw tree processing order/.nodewalk style={branch={{from to={1+round(n_children()/3)}{2*round(n_children()/3)}},tree}}, draw tree, TeX={~~}, + draw tree processing order/.nodewalk style={branch={{from to={1+2*round(n_children()/3)}{n_children()}},tree}}, draw tree, + } + } + [!\bigbadprocesslist] + \end{forest}% + \caption{Argument processor instructions} + \label{tab:allargprocins} +\end{table} + + The syntax of argument processor is a cross between |expl3|'s function argument specification and a Turing machine, spiced with a bit of reversed Polish notation. ;-) @@ -5342,22 +5444,27 @@ Before we finally list the available instructions, some notes: \end{itemize} \end{itemize} - +\makeatletter \NewDocumentEnvironment{indexitemprocessinstruction}{ D(){} % default O{} % \index [] m % instruction char + o % form of instruction char, if different from #3 D(){} % instruction modifiers m % first line >{\ReverseBoolean} s % typeset processor signature? >{\SplitArgument {3} {&} } m % processor signature - o % instruction in signature }{% - \indexitem(#1)[set={#2}]{processor>#3}#4 #5% - \edef\ins{\noexpand\texttt{\IfNoValueTF{#8}{\detokenize{#3}}{#8}}}% - \IfBooleanT{#6}{\hfill\processorsignature#7}% + \write\@auxout{\unexpanded{\gappto\bigbadprocesslist{[{#3}[{#6}]]}}}% + \IfValueTF{#4}{% + \indexitem(#1)[set={form={#4},index form={#4{\protect\ \protect\rm\protect\scriptsize (#6)}},#2}]{processor>#3}#5 #6% + }{% + \indexitem(#1)[set={index form={#3{\protect\ \protect\rm\protect\scriptsize (#6)}},#2}]{processor>#3}#5 #6% + }% + \IfBooleanT{#7}{\hfill\processorsignature#8}% }{} +\makeatother \newcommand\processorsignature[4]{% #1 \textcolor{darkgreen}{\eye} #2 @@ -5368,8 +5475,8 @@ Before we finally list the available instructions, some notes: \begin{syntax} -\begin{indexitemprocessinstruction}[form=\_,index key=_]{noop}([$n$]){no-op} - {&\meta{arg}&\meta{arg}&}[\_] +\begin{indexitemprocessinstruction}[index key=_]{noop}[\_]([$n$]){no-op} + {&\meta{arg}&\meta{arg}&} The argument is not processed, but simply skipped over. In other words, this instruction only moves the head one item to the right. (This is like |expl3|'s argument specifier |n|.) @@ -5381,7 +5488,7 @@ Before we finally list the available instructions, some notes: \end{indexitemprocessinstruction} -\begin{indexitemprocessinstruction}{o}([$n$]){expand \emph{o}nce} +\begin{indexitemprocessinstruction}{o}([$n$]){expand \protect\emph{o}nce} {&\meta{arg}&\meta{result}&} \meta{arg} is expanded once. (This is like |expl3|'s argument specifier |o|). @@ -5390,13 +5497,13 @@ Before we finally list the available instructions, some notes: repetition. For example, |o3| expands the argument three times (and then moves the head right). \end{indexitemprocessinstruction} -\begin{indexitemprocessinstruction}{x}{fully e\emph{x}pand} +\begin{indexitemprocessinstruction}{x}{fully e\protect\emph{x}pand} {&\meta{arg}&\meta{result}&} \meta{arg} is fully expanded using |\edef|. (This is like |expl3|'s argument specifier |x|.) \end{indexitemprocessinstruction} -\begin{indexitemprocessinstruction}{O}([$n$]){\emph{o}ption} +\begin{indexitemprocessinstruction}{O}([$n$]){\protect\emph{o}ption} {&\meta{option}&\meta{result}&} \meta{option}=\alternative{\meta{option name},\meta{relative node name}\texttt{.}\meta{option name}} @@ -5408,7 +5515,7 @@ Before we finally list the available instructions, some notes: \end{indexitemprocessinstruction} -\begin{indexitemprocessinstruction}{R}([$n$]){\emph{r}egister} +\begin{indexitemprocessinstruction}{R}([$n$]){\protect\emph{r}egister} {&\meta{register}&\meta{result}&} \meta{result} is the value of register \meta{register}. @@ -5417,9 +5524,34 @@ Before we finally list the available instructions, some notes: \end{indexitemprocessinstruction} -\begin{indexitemprocessinstruction}{P}([$n$]){\emph{p}gfmath} - {&\meta{pgfmath expr}&\meta{result}&} +\begin{indexitemprocessinstruction}{p}([$n$]){\protect\emph{p}process} + {&\index{meta>process}&\meta{result}&} + Execute an embedded call of the argument processor. + The embedded argument processor may return any number of items. + + $n$ means repetition. + +\begin{forestexample}[index={processor>p,processor>O,processor>w,processor>noop,grow',forked edges,content,handler>process}] + \begin{forest} + grow'=0, phantom, + delay={for children={ + content/.process={_O= ? ~p~} + {}{content} + {_{No content was given, so there's nothing to do.}} + {Ow1{content}{We have content (##1), so we compute: + $##1+42=\the\numexpr ##1+42$}} + }} + [[][3][][5]] + \end{forest} +\end{forestexample} + + +\end{indexitemprocessinstruction} + +\begin{indexitemprocessinstruction}{P}([$n$]){\protect\emph{p}gfmath} + {&\meta{pgfmath}&\meta{result}&} + \meta{result} is the result of evaluating \meta{pgfmath expr} using |\pgfmathparse|. $n$ means repetition. @@ -5459,7 +5591,7 @@ Before we finally list the available instructions, some notes: \end{indexitemprocessinstruction} -\begin{indexitemprocessinstruction}{n}([$n$]){\emph{n}umexpr} +\begin{indexitemprocessinstruction}{n}([$n$]){\protect\emph{n}umexpr} {&\meta{numexpr}&\meta{result}&} \meta{result} is the result of evaluating \meta{dimexpr} using e\TeX's |\number\numexpr|. @@ -5468,7 +5600,7 @@ Before we finally list the available instructions, some notes: \end{indexitemprocessinstruction} -\begin{indexitemprocessinstruction}{d}([$n$]){\emph{d}imexpr} +\begin{indexitemprocessinstruction}{d}([$n$]){\protect\emph{d}imexpr} {&\meta{dimexpr}&\meta{result}&} \meta{result} is the result of evaluating \meta{dimexpr} using e\TeX's |\the\dimexpr|. @@ -5498,11 +5630,11 @@ Before we finally list the available instructions, some notes: \end{forestexample} -\begin{indexitemprocessinstruction}{w}([$n$]){(consuming) \emph{w}rap} +\begin{indexitemprocessinstruction}{w}([$n$]){(consuming) \protect\emph{w}rap} {\meta{arg$_{1}$}\dots\meta{arg$_{n}$}&\meta{macro body}&\meta{result}&} \end{indexitemprocessinstruction} \itemnosep[2pt] -\begin{indexitemprocessinstruction}{W}([$n$]){(non-consuming) \emph{w}rap} +\begin{indexitemprocessinstruction}{W}([$n$]){(non-consuming) \protect\emph{w}rap} {\meta{arg$_{1}$}\dots\meta{arg$_{n}$}&\meta{macro body}& \meta{arg$_{1}$}\dots\meta{arg$_{n}$}\meta{result}&} @@ -5517,11 +5649,11 @@ Before we finally list the available instructions, some notes: Default $n$ is 1. (Specifying $n>9$ raises an error.) \end{indexitemprocessinstruction} -\begin{indexitemprocessinstruction}[form={\&},index key=\&]{and}([$n$]){boolean ``and''}*{} +\begin{indexitemprocessinstruction}[index key=\&]{and}[\&]([$n$]){boolean ``and''}*{} \end{indexitemprocessinstruction} \itemnosep[2pt] -\begin{indexitemprocessinstruction}[form={\protect\indexpipe},index key=\&or]{or}([$n$]){boolean ``or''} - {\meta{arg$_{1}$}\meta{arg$_{2}$}&&\meta{result}&} +\begin{indexitemprocessinstruction}[index key=\&or]{or}[\protect\indexpipe]([$n$]){boolean ``or''} + {\protect\meta{arg$_{1}$}\protect\meta{arg$_{2}$}&&\meta{result}&} \meta{result} is a boolean conjunction/disjunction of $n$ arguments. The arguments are taken from the left. They should be numbers (positive integers): |0| means false, any other number means @@ -5530,7 +5662,7 @@ Before we finally list the available instructions, some notes: Default $n$ is 2. \end{indexitemprocessinstruction} -\begin{indexitemprocessinstruction}[form={!},index key=!]{not}{boolean ``not''} +\begin{indexitemprocessinstruction}[index key=!]{not}[!]{boolean ``not''} {\meta{arg}&&\meta{result}&} \meta{result} is a boolean negation of the argument. The argument is taken from the left. It @@ -5538,7 +5670,7 @@ Before we finally list the available instructions, some notes: \meta{result} is always |0| or |1|. \end{indexitemprocessinstruction} -\begin{indexitemprocessinstruction}{?}{conditional (if \dots\ then\dots\ else)} +\begin{indexitemprocessinstruction}{?}{conditional (if \protect\dots\ then \protect\dots\ else)} {\meta{condition}&\meta{true arg}\meta{false arg}&&\meta{result}} \meta{result} is \meta{true arg} is \meta{condition} is true (non-zero), otherwise \meta{false @@ -5548,13 +5680,13 @@ Before we finally list the available instructions, some notes: where the winner is left as well. \end{indexitemprocessinstruction} -\begin{indexitemprocessinstruction}[form={=},index key={=}]{equal}{comparison: $\meta{arg$_{1}$}=\meta{arg$_{2}$}$?}*{} +\begin{indexitemprocessinstruction}[index key={=}]{equal}[=]{comparison: $\protect\meta{arg$_{1}$}=\protect\meta{arg$_{2}$}$?}*{} \end{indexitemprocessinstruction} \itemnosep[1pt] -\begin{indexitemprocessinstruction}[form={<},index key={<}]{lt}{comparison: $\meta{arg$_{1}$}<\meta{arg$_{2}$}$?}*{} +\begin{indexitemprocessinstruction}[index key={<}]{lt}[<]{comparison: $\protect\meta{arg$_{1}$}<\protect\meta{arg$_{2}$}$?}*{} \end{indexitemprocessinstruction} \itemnosep[1pt] -\begin{indexitemprocessinstruction}[form={\protect\greaterthan},index key={<<}]{gt}{comparison: $\meta{arg$_{1}$}>\meta{arg$_{2}$}$?} +\begin{indexitemprocessinstruction}[index key={<<}]{gt}[\protect\greaterthan]{comparison: $\protect\meta{arg$_{1}$}\protect\greaterthan\protect\meta{arg$_{2}$}$?} {\meta{arg$_{1}$}\meta{arg$_{2}$}&&\meta{result}&} Compare \meta{arg$_{1}$} and \meta{arg$_{2}$}, returning |1| (true) if \meta{arg$_{1}$} is equal @@ -5588,7 +5720,7 @@ Before we finally list the available instructions, some notes: \end{indexitemprocessinstruction} -\begin{indexitemprocessinstruction}{t}{mark as \emph{t}ext} +\begin{indexitemprocessinstruction}{t}{mark as \protect\emph{t}ext} {&\meta{arg}&\meta{arg}&} The result is not changed, only its type is changed to text. This is relevant only for @@ -5616,18 +5748,18 @@ Before we finally list the available instructions, some notes: For generic type arguments, this operation is a no-op. \end{indexitemprocessinstruction} -\begin{indexitemprocessinstruction}{u}{\emph{u}ngroup} +\begin{indexitemprocessinstruction}{u}{\protect\emph{u}ngroup} {&\meta{arg}&&\meta{item$_1$}\dots\meta{item$_n$}} As every \TeX\ undelimited macro argument, \meta{arg} is a list of tokens or braced token lists. This instruction puts those items back to the right as ``separate arguments''. \end{indexitemprocessinstruction} -\begin{indexitemprocessinstruction}{s}([$n$]){(consuming) \emph{s}ave} +\begin{indexitemprocessinstruction}{s}([$n$]){(consuming) \protect\emph{s}ave} {\meta{arg$_{1}$}\dots\meta{arg$_{n}$}&&&} \end{indexitemprocessinstruction} \itemnosep[2pt] -\begin{indexitemprocessinstruction}{S}([$n$]){(non-consuming) \emph{s}ave} +\begin{indexitemprocessinstruction}{S}([$n$]){(non-consuming) \protect\emph{s}ave} {\meta{arg$_{1}$}\dots\meta{arg$_{n}$}&&\meta{arg$_{1}$}\dots\meta{arg$_{n}$}&} Saves the last $n$ arguments from the left into a ``special place''. @@ -5638,14 +5770,14 @@ Before we finally list the available instructions, some notes: Default $n$ is 1. \end{indexitemprocessinstruction} -\begin{indexitemprocessinstruction}{l}([$n$]){(consuming) \emph{l}oad} +\begin{indexitemprocessinstruction}{l}([$n$]){(consuming) \protect\emph{l}oad} {&&\meta{arg$_{1}$}\dots\meta{arg$_{n}$}&} \end{indexitemprocessinstruction} \itemnosep[2pt] -\begin{indexitemprocessinstruction}{L}([$n$]){(non-consuming) \emph{l}oad} +\begin{indexitemprocessinstruction}{L}([$n$]){(non-consuming) \protect\emph{l}oad} {&&\meta{arg$_{1}$}\dots\meta{arg$_{n}$}&} - Loads $n$ arguments from the ``special place'' to the left. + Loads last $n$ arguments from the ``special place'' to the left. With |l|, \meta{arg$_{1}$}\dots\meta{arg$_{n}$} are ``consumed'', i.e.\ they are removed from the special place. |S| keeps \meta{arg$_{1}$}\dots\meta{arg$_{n}$} in the special place. @@ -5653,7 +5785,7 @@ Before we finally list the available instructions, some notes: The default $n$ is 0 and indicates that the entire special place should be loaded. \end{indexitemprocessinstruction} -\begin{indexitemprocessinstruction}{r}{\emph{r}everse (key)list} +\begin{indexitemprocessinstruction}{r}{\protect\emph{r}everse (key)list} {&\meta{list}&\meta{result}&} \meta{list} should be a comma-separated list (\emph{not} a name of a keylist option or register). @@ -6254,6 +6386,23 @@ in |-all| styles. \subsubsection{v2.1} \begin{description} +\item[v2.1.1 (2016/12/18)] \mbox{} + + Minor improvements: + \begin{itemize} + \item Implemented argument processor instruction \index{processor>p}. + \end{itemize} + + Bugfixes: + \begin{itemize} + \item Argument processor instruction \index{processor>u} introduced an extra layer of braces + around each result item. + \item Argument processor instructions \index{processor>l} and \index{processor>L} did not always + load the desided number of arguments. + \item Argument processor instructions \index{processor>and} and \index{processor>or} were taking + the arguments from the start of the left side instead of its end. + \end{itemize} + \item[v2.1 (2016/12/05)] \mbox{} Backward incompatible changes (with a \index{compat} key): diff --git a/Master/texmf-dist/doc/latex/forest/forest.pdf b/Master/texmf-dist/doc/latex/forest/forest.pdf Binary files differindex 11d3d857dd2..a4d072168d1 100644 --- a/Master/texmf-dist/doc/latex/forest/forest.pdf +++ b/Master/texmf-dist/doc/latex/forest/forest.pdf |