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However, the overwhelming majority of \LaTeX\ publications use the + standard styles supplied by Lamport. These implement a particular set of + typographic conventions, which while consistent are not of universal validity, + for instance many publishers and authors would like a full stop: + `4. Introduction' + rather than + `4 Introduction'. + + This file modifies the standard classes so that other conventions can be + more easily implemented. Careful use of the file will allow a greater + variation in the appearance of \LaTeX\ documents. +\end{abstract} + + +\setcounter{section}{-1} +\section{Changes to section implementation.} + +The file redefines the way \LaTeX\ deals with negative indents for section +headings, placing the number in the margin and the heading itself flush +with the margin. With negative indents it sets starred section headings +flush (as it does when \cmd{\thesection} is empty. +Standard \LaTeX\ indenting can be produced by typing +% +\begin{verbatim} +>> \let\ifind\iffalse +\end{verbatim} +% +This file's version can be reestablished by typing +% +\begin{verbatim} +>> \let\ifind\ifdim +\end{verbatim} + +The file also changes the way \LaTeX\ reacts to empty numbers when sections have +non-negative indents, placing the heading where the number would go, rather +than further indented (as in standard \LaTeX). +This effect can be removed by redefining an internal macro \cmd{\@makesvsec} (see +below). + +The indents, pre- and postskips for section headings are placed in registers +so that they are constant throughout a document and (just as the heading sizes) +do not react to surrounding size changes. You can change this back to ordinary +\LaTeX\ behaviour by \cmd{\def}ing them as macros rather than setting the register +values (in that case you should probably use \verb|\smaller\larger| from +\pkg{SMALLER.STY} for the \cmd{\...size} commands). + +\emph{WARNING}\quad\LaTeX\ typesets headings that run on by manipulating \cmd{\everypar}. If you +make local changes to the heading style of such a section inside braces or a +group you must ensure that a non-empty paragraph occurs before the closing +brace. Otherwise some strange effects may occur, because the \cmd{\everypar} tokens +will be evaluated outside the group (this is a feature of \LaTeX, not of +\pkg{SECTION.STY}). If your group ends with an empty section of this type just +follow it with \cmd{\leavevmode} or an explicit space: \verb*|\ |. + +A detailed description of the format of \LaTeX\ sectioning commands is given +below (in paragraph~\ref{sec:9}). This is partially taken from the file \texttt{LATEX.TEX}. +We first list the macros for local control which you can use without knowing +this structure. + +The file sets vertical distances that \LaTeX\ expressed in terms of `em's and +`ex's in equivalent `\cmd{\baselineskip}'s, as `em' is a measure of the horizontal +size of a font and `ex' is not a true measure of the full height of a line. +Earlier vesions used `ex's. + +The original values are placed as comments. + + +\section{Sizing commands for Parts, Chapters and Titles etc} + +These are set to \cmd{\large} or whatever +% +\begin{flushleft} + \begin{tabular}{@{}>{\texttt{>{}> }}lll@{}} + \cmd{\chsize}: & Chapter, Part Heading & (\verb|\LARGE\large|) \\ + \cmd{\hdsize}: & Chapter, Part Title Text & (\verb|\Huge\huge\LARGE|) \\ + \cmd{\ttsize}: & Title of Document & (\verb|\Huge\huge\LARGE|) \\ + \cmd{\ausize}: & Author & (\verb|\LARGE\Large|) \\ + \cmd{\dasize}: & Date. & (\verb|\Large\large|) \\ + \cmd{\secsize}: & Section & (\verb|\Large\large|) \\ + \cmd{\subsize}: & Subsection & (\verb|\large\normalsize|) + \end{tabular} +\end{flushleft} +% +\texttt{subsubsection} and below use \cmd{\normalsize} + + +\section{Layout commands for headings.} + +\begin{itemize} +\item + \cmd{\hdpos}: Positioning of heading (\cmd{\raggedright}) (\cmd{\centering} \cmd{\raggedleft}) + (see section~\ref{sec:9}); + +\item counter \texttt{hddpth} (default~0) \\ + Maximum section level for \cmd{\hdpos} (chapters and parts \emph{ALWAYS} use \texttt{hdpos}). + To centre section headings and above: +\begin{verbatim} +\let\hdpos\centering\setcounter{hddepth}{1} +\end{verbatim} + +\item \cmd{\fpind}: Indenting of first paragraph after \cmd{\Part} \cmd{\Chapter} + and also to override setting via \meta{preskip} for sections. + \cmd{\let} to \cmd{\@afterindenttrue} to indent, \cmd{\@afterindentfalse} for flush, + \cmd{\relax}: flush after \cmd{\Part} \cmd{\Chapter}, negative \meta{preskip}s; indented otherwise + (\LaTeX\ default behaviour). +\end{itemize} + + +\section{Fonts} + +\begin{itemize} +\item \cmd{\ttfnt}: font for title entries. +\item \cmd{\hdfnt}: font for all other headings (Part, Chapter \dots\ subparagraph). +\item \cmd{\fefnt}: font for theorem headings and description labels (\texttt{fe} = feature). +\item \cmd{\thfnt}: font for theorem statements. +\item \cmd{\pgfnt}: font for page numbers. +\item \cmd{\mkfnt}: font for page headings (\texttt{mk} = mark). +\item \cmd{\mkcse}: case for page headings. + These can also be used to add other initial commands such as spaces or + symbols. +\end{itemize} + + +\section{Optional punctuation (standard|my preference)} %| + +These marks are transferred via auxiliary files for tables of contents etc. +They should be \cmd{\def}'d if their current value is to be transferred, and \cmd{\let} +if the value in force when the file auxiliary is read should be used. + +\begin{flushleft} + \begin{tabular}{@{}>{\texttt{>{}> }}lll@{}} + \cmd{\hddot} & (\verb+{}+|\verb+.+) & (after inline headings, theorems etc) \\ %| + \cmd{\cpdot} & (\verb+:+|\verb+.+) & (in figure/table captions - also apears in list of figures. \\ %| + \cmd{\nmdot} & (\verb+{}+|\verb+.+) & (after section numbers etc) \\ %| + \end{tabular} +\end{flushleft} +% +If these are \cmd{\let} to a single letter they are not expanded in the +\texttt{.toc}\dots\ files. So to remove \cmd{\cpdot} from list of figures: +% +\begin{verbatim} +\let\cpdot\relax\listoffigures\let\cpdot: +\end{verbatim} + + +\section{Spacing parameters.} + +The macros for chapters and parts have been altered so that all the +vertical spacing commands are in a single macro in each case. +% +\begin{itemize} +\item + \cmd{\part} inserts initial vertical space directly (preceded by \verb+\hbox{}+ if it + is to be immovable) and passes the space between Part n and title + in \cmd{\@tempskipa} and the space below the heading in \cmd{\@tempskipb}. + +\item + Both \cmd{\chapter} and \cmd{\chapter*} call \cmd{\@makechapterhead}\marg{chaptertitle}. + This passes \marg{chaptertitle} on to \cmd{\@makeschapterhead} together with the + vertical spacing. Default setting is +% +\begin{verbatim} +\def\@makechapterhead#1{% + \hbox{}\@makeschapterhead{#1}{50\p@}{20\p@}{40\p@}} +\end{verbatim} +% + \verb+\hbox{}+ makes first skip immovable, + the first length is space above the heading, + The second is the space between Chapter nn and the chapter title + The third is the space below the heading. + For both Part and Chapter the middle space is removed if either the + section name or title are missing. + If both are missing, the first space is also removed + +\item + \begin{sloppypar} + For sections and below the spaces are kept in registers: + \cmd{\secpreskp} and \cmd{\secpsrskp} \cmd{\secindent} used for \cmd{\section} + \cmd{\subpreskp} and \cmd{\subpstskp} \cmd{\subindent} used for \cmd{\subsection}/\cmd{\subsubsection} + \cmd{\paragraph} uses \cmd{\subindent} \cmd{\subpreskp} \cmd{\parpstskp} + \cmd{\subparagraph} uses \cmd{\parindent} \cmd{\subpreskp} \cmd{\parpstskp} + \end{sloppypar} + +\item + \cmd{\secindent} \cmd{\subindent}\quad Heading indentation + +\item + \cmd{\secpreskp} \cmd{\subpreskp}\quad Space before + +\item + \cmd{\secpstskp} \cmd{\subpstskp} \cmd{\parpstskp}\quad Space after. +\end{itemize} + + +\section{Internal modifications} + +Sections with negative indents have heading flush with margin. + +If \cmd{\thesection} is \cmd{\empty} +% +\begin{flushleft} + \verb+\let\thesection\empty+ or \verb+\def\thesection{}+ +\end{flushleft} +% +then \texttt{section} does not step the section counter. +If the section produces empty output for a value then +the section will start flush at the margin or \cmd{\secindent} if it is positive +and there will be no \cmd{\nmdot}. +It will produce (flush) page headings and a table of contents entry. +Similarly if \cmd{\thechapter} or \cmd{\thepart} are defined to be empty they will +suppress the heading line `Chapter\dots'\ and not step the counter. +To restore standard \LaTeX\ behaviour temporarily define \cmd{\thesection} to be +\cmd{\empty} +% +\begin{verbatim} +\def\thesection{\empty} +\end{verbatim} +% +In that case you can adjust post number spacing in the heading. +% +\begin{verbatim} +\section[Heading]{\hskip-1em Heading} +\end{verbatim} +% +You can also redefine \cmd{\@makesecdot} see paragraph~\ref{sec:7}. + +\emph{WARNING}\quad\cmd{\let}ting \cmd{\thesection} etc to an unexpandable token (like \cmd{\relax}) will +cause strange effects under \LaTeX\ because its value will not be expanded. + +\cmd{\maketitle} suppresses page headings (\verb+\thispagestyle{empty}+) and only resets +\cmd{\@title} etc locally. So place in a group if you want to preserve these for +later reference (eg.\ in headers). + + +\section{New internal macros} +\label{sec:7} + +Place any modifications in the section \texttt{REDEFINITIONS} of the main code +% +\begin{itemize} +\item \cmd{\@secdot} contains section number and \cmd{\nmdot} if the number is non-empty. + +\item \cmd{\@makesecdot}\marg{NAME} defines \cmd{\@secdot}. + To make \LaTeX\ step the section counter independently of the definition + of \cmd{\thesection} and always print \cmd{\nmdot}: +\begin{verbatim} +\def\@makesecdot#1{\refstepcounter{#1}% + \edef\@secdot{\csname the#1\endcsname}} +\end{verbatim} + If you want \cmd{\nmdot} suppressed when \cmd{\thesection} produces no output: +\begin{verbatim} +\def\@makesecdot#1{\refstepcounter{#1}% + \edef\@secdot{% + \expandafter\@gobifnul\csname the#1\endcsname\nmdot}} +\end{verbatim} + +\item \cmd{\@makesvsec}\marg{INDENT} defines the \cmd{\@svsec} macro used by \LaTeX\ to typeset the + section number\dots Its parameter is the indent so that it can react + differently to negative indents. (it does \emph{NOT} make the indent). + To obtain standard \LaTeX\ behaviour: +\begin{verbatim} +\def\@makesvsec#1{\def\@svsec{\@secdot\quad}} +\end{verbatim} + To make positioning commands apply to the heading ignoring the number: +\begin{verbatim} +\def\@makesvsec#1{\def\@svsec{\llap{@secdot\quad}}} +\end{verbatim} + Do \emph{NOT} forget the \verb+#1+. + +\item \cmd{\@contmark}\marg{NAME}\marg{LEVEL}\marg{HEADING} makes contents line and sectionmark. +\end{itemize} + +Contents headlines are defined by +% +\begin{itemize} +\item \cmd{\@tocheadline}\quad + This allows these lines to be adjusted similarly to the \cmd{\@dotted\-tocline} + commands for other contents lines. The format of these is defined below (in + paragraph~\ref{sec:11}). + +\item \verb+@tocpagenum#1+ sets \verb+#1+ flush right in \cmd{\@tocheadline}. \\ + Redefine (\verb+\let\@tocpagenum\@gobble+) to remove page numbers. +\begin{verbatim} +\def\l@part{\@tocheadline{0}{2.25em}{3em}{\let\@tocpagenum\@gobble + \centering\large\bf}} +\end{verbatim} + Centres parts lines of contents but leaves chapters unchanged +\begin{verbatim} +\def\l@part{\@tocheadline{0}{2.25em}{3em}{\let\@tocpagenum\@gobble + \centering\def\numberline##1{\hskip-\secindent + \hbox to\secindent{##1\hfil}}\large\bf}}# +\end{verbatim} + Same but centring ignores part number. +\begin{verbatim} +\def\l@part{\@tocheadline{0}{2.25em}{3em}{\let\@tocpagenum\@gobble + \centering\def\numberline##1{\hfilneg + \hbox to\z@{##1\hss}\hfil}\large\bf}} +\end{verbatim} + Centres heading with number flush left\\ + Contents lines use \cmd{\secindent} as a temporary register + +\item \cmd{\makeheading} (set to \cmd{\section*}, \cmd{\chapter*}) + Makes headings for contents, index etc. + To put Contents itself in the contents list, redefine (locally): +\begin{verbatim} +\let\thesection\empty\let\makeheading\section +\end{verbatim} +\end{itemize} + + +\section{Additional macros} + +\begin{itemize} +\item \cmd{\@ifempty}\marg{test}\marg{yes}\marg{no} like \cmd{\@ifundefined} but tests for empty + (fails iff test starts with \verb+~+ of catcode~12 (other)). +\item \cmd{\@gobifnul}\marg{a}\marg{b} = \cmd{\@ifempty}\marg{a}\verb+{}{+\meta{a}\meta{b}\verb+}+. +\end{itemize} + + +\section{Description of sectioning values} +\label{sec:9} + +\cmd{\@startsection}\marg{NAME}\marg{LEVEL}\marg{INDENT}\marg{PRESKIP}\marg{POSTSKIP} \\ +\hphantom{\cmd{\@startsection}}\marg{STYLE}\meta{optional~\texttt{*}}\oarg{ALTHEADING}\marg{HEADING} \\ +Generic command to start a section. +% +\begin{flushleft} + \begin{tabular}{@{}p{0.2\linewidth}@{\makebox[0.03\linewidth]{:}}p{0.77\linewidth}@{}} + \meta{NAME} & e.\,g.,\ `\texttt{subsection}' must be the name of a section counter \\ + \meta{LEVEL} & a number, denoting depth of section~-- section~=~1; number increases down the hierarchy. \\ + \meta{INDENT} & Indentation of heading from left margin \\ + \meta{PRESKIP} & Absolute value~=~skip to leave above the heading. If negative, then paragraph indent of text following heading is suppressed. \\ + \meta{POSTSKIP} & if positive, then skip to leave below heading, else negative of skip to leave to right of run-on heading. \\ + \meta{ALTHEADING} & for page headings and contents. \\ + \meta{STYLE} & commands to set style + \end{tabular} +\end{flushleft} +% +If `\texttt{*}' missing, then increments the counter. If it is present, then +there should be no \meta{ALTHEADING} argument. +Uses the counter `\texttt{secnumdepth}' whose value is the highest section +level that is to be numbered and entered into \cmd{\@dottedtocline}. + + +\section{Treatment of Section Entries} + +\begin{description} +\item[\meta{NAME} (fixed)] + Determines the counter to use. + +\item[\meta{LEVEL} (fixed)] + If level is greater than \verb|\counter{secnumdepth}| (default~2) no + indexentry or number + +\item[\meta{INDENTS}:] + \cmd{\secindent} (sections), \cmd{\subindent} (subsections, \dots\ ,paragraphs). + Subparagraphs have \cmd{\parindent} fixed. These are dimensions. + + Recommended: $\pm\cmd{\parindent}$ or 0\,pt + + If indent is negative then \pkg{SECTION.STY} causes the section number to be set + flush right that distance from margin. Heading or text follows at the margin + itself. + + Unnumbered headings are set at the margin if indent is negative. If the + indent is non-negative they are set flush left with the number position. + +\item[\meta{PRESKIPS}] + \cmd{\secpreskp} (sections), \cmd{\subpreskp} (subsections \dots\ subparagraphs) + +\item[\meta{POSTSKIPS}] + \cmd{\secpstskp} (sections), \cmd{\subpstskp} (subsections, subsubsections) \\ + \cmd{\parpstskp} (paragraphs, subparagraphs) + + Recommended: leave \meta{PRESKIPS}' abs values unchanged, They are set $-$ve to + have flush first paragraphs. Use \cmd{\secpreskp}--\cmd{\secpreskp} to indent them. \\ + Recommended: set \meta{POSTSKIPS} to $-1$\,em or $-\cmd{\parindent}$ to make sections run on. + + By assigning these values to registers \pkg{SECTION.STY} makes them independent of + the surrounding font and size. Set the registers if you want this, redefine + them as macros if you want them to be font and size dependent. + +\item[\meta{STYLE}] + \cmd{\secsize} \cmd{\subsize} \cmd{\hdfnt} size and fonts. + \cmd{\secsize} for sections, + \cmd{\subsize} for subsections. + Subsubsections and below have \cmd{\normalsize} (fixed). + \cmd{\hdfnt} is universal for all headings. +\end{description} + + +\section{Contents entries.} +\label{sec:11} + +\cmd{\@tocheadline}\marg{LEVEL}\marg{PRESKIP}\marg{INDENT}\marg{STYLE} \\ +\hphantom{\cmd{\@tocheadline}}\marg{ENTRY}\marg{PAGENUM} \\ +\cmd{\@dottedtocline}\marg{LEVEL}\marg{MARGIN}\marg{INDENT}\marg{ENTRY}\marg{PAGENUM} + +\begin{flushleft} + \begin{tabular}{@{}p{0.145\linewidth}@{\makebox[0.03\linewidth]{:}}p{0.825\linewidth}@{}} + \meta{LEVEL} & determines if entry made. \\ + \meta{PRESKIP} & vertical gap above. \\ + \meta{INDENT} & This must leave enough room for the chapter or section number \newline It is added to the margin for the next level. \\ + \meta{MARGIN} & Left margin inherited from level above (zero for headlines). \\ + \meta{STYLE} & Font sizing and setting. \\ + \end{tabular} +\end{flushleft} +% +\LaTeX\ assumes that the \meta{ENTRY} for sections be defined by a macro \cmd{\l@section}. +These are defined in the standard document styles but can be changed. +All entries of the \cmd{\l@section} commands are fixed. \pkg{SECTION.STY} does not +change the commands using \cmd{\@dottedtocline} in the style file. Those that do +not do so (\cmd{\l@part}, \cmd{\l@chapter}) are modified to use \cmd{\@tocheadline}. + +\meta{INDENT} for sections in \cls{article} and chapters in \cls{report} is rather tight at +1.5\,em. If you increase it should also increase the \meta{MARGIN}S for lower +sections. + + +\section{The following internal \LaTeX\ macros are redefined:} + +\begin{flushleft} + \begin{tabular}{@{}>{\raggedright\arraybackslash}p{0.3\linewidth}p{0.67\linewidth}@{}} + \cmd{\part} \cmd{\@part} \cmd{\@spart} \cmd{\@endpart} \cmd{\@chapter} \cmd{\@schapter} & (also \cs{fi} moved) \\ + \cmd{\@makechapterhead} \cmd{\@makeschapterhead} & functions of these have been significantly changed. \\ + \cmd{\ps@headings} \cmd{\ps@myheadings} \\ + \cmd{\section} \cmd{\subsection} \cmd{\subsubsection} \cmd{\paragraph} \cmd{\subparagraph} \\ + \cmd{\thebibliography} \cmd{\theindex} \\ + \cmd{\@begintheorem} \cmd{\@oparbegintheorem} \\ + \cmd{\@makecaption} & optional style features added \\ + \cmd{\@startsection} & \cmd{\fpind} and does not pass \verb|#4| to \cmd{\@sect}, \cmd{\@ssect} \\ + \cmd{\@sect}, \cmd{\@ssect} & ignored parameter removed \newline \cmd{\llap} \cmd{\@secdot} used to adjust spacing if \cmd{\p@section} defined used for number style. calls \cmd{\@makesecdot} \newline \cmd{\@sect} only: \cmd{\@makesvsec} and \cmd{\@contmark}, which is moved in \cmd{\@svsechd} so that \cmd{\unskip} in \cmd{\@xsect} works). \\ + \cmd{\maketitle} \cmd{\@maketitle} & suppress page number, reset \cmd{\@title}\dots\ locally \\ + \cmd{\numberline} & adds space after number, so overfull box if too close to heading. \\ + \end{tabular} +\end{flushleft} + + +\section*{Changes} + +\begin{description} +\item[Ver 1.3 (3. Apr 98)] + If $\cmd{\secindent} < 0$, then \cmd{\section*} produces a flush heading, not outdented. + \cmd{\hdpos} takes level as parameter and is used for all sections, not just + \cmd{\part} and \cmd{\chapter}. + `ex' measurements replaced by \cmd{\baselineskip} equivalents. + +\item[Ver 1.31] + Bugfix: \cmd{\relax} added to \cmd{\@alph}, \cmd{\@Alph} to enable use with \cmd{\@ifempty} test. + +\item[Ver 1.32] + \begin{sloppypar} + Bugfixes: \cmd{\hdpos} added to \cmd{\@ssect}, unused macro \cmd{\secpos} removed, + \cmd{\nobreak} added after \cmd{\thechapter} in \cmd{\makechapterhead} + \end{sloppypar} + +\item[Ver 1.4] + \cmd{\hdpos} made simple macro again. Counter \cmd{\hddepth} determines when it + should be used. Functions of \cmd{\@makechapterhead}, \cmd{\@smakechapterhead} + changed to make editing vertical spacing of chapters easier. + \cmd{\part}\cmd{\@part}\cmd{\@spart} rewritten so that all spacing info in \cmd{\part}. + \cmd{\part} calls \cmd{\@spart} which finishes off the heading. +\end{description} +% +Memory use $< 200$ words. + +\end{document} diff --git a/Master/texmf-dist/tex/latex/ltxmisc/section.sty b/Master/texmf-dist/tex/latex/section/section.sty index 11fdd0e9f79..11fdd0e9f79 100644 --- a/Master/texmf-dist/tex/latex/ltxmisc/section.sty +++ b/Master/texmf-dist/tex/latex/section/section.sty |