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%% This is file `novel-CalculateLayout.sty', a custom file.
%% Copyright 2017 Robert Allgeyer.
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\ProvidesFile{novel-CalculateLayout.sty}%
[2017/11/29 v1.46.1 LaTeX file (layout calculations)]
%%

%%
%% This file is loaded \AtEndPreamble, which precedes \AtBeginDocument.
%%


\newlength\normalFontSize % becomes 1em in normal text, also abbreviated as \nfs
\newlength\normalBaselineSkip % also abbreviated as \nbs


%% SET DEFAULT SIZES, AND INITIAL CORRECTIONS
%% -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
%%
% Default Trim Size, if user does not set it. This is a popular size for
% USA softcover fiction, and is close to a popular British size.
\if@TrimSizeSet\else
  \SetTrimSize{5.5in}{8.5in} % width, height
\fi
\if@MediaSizeSet\else
  \SetMediaSize[center]{\New@TrimWidth}{\New@TrimHeight} % original, or re-worked.
\fi
% Default margins are based on Trim Height, if user does not set margins.
% Works for standard w/h aspect ratios, but not for exotically narrow.
\if@MarginsSet\else
  \ifthenelse{\dimtest{\Old@TrimHeight}{<}{8.99in}}{ % small sizes:
    \global\setlength\Old@TopMargin{0.5in}
    \global\setlength\Old@OutsideMargin{0.5in}
    \global\setlength\Old@BottomMargin{0.5in}
    \global\setlength\Old@InsideMargin{0.75in} 
    \global\setlength\New@TopMargin{0.5in}
    \global\setlength\New@OutsideMargin{0.5in}
    \global\setlength\New@BottomMargin{0.5in}
    \global\setlength\New@InsideMargin{0.75in}
  }{ % medium sizes:
    \ifthenelse{\dimtest{\Old@TrimHeight}{<}{9.99in}}{
      \global\setlength\Old@TopMargin{0.75in}
      \global\setlength\Old@OutsideMargin{0.75in}
      \global\setlength\Old@BottomMargin{0.75in}
      \global\setlength\Old@InsideMargin{1in} 
      \global\setlength\New@TopMargin{0.75in}
      \global\setlength\New@OutsideMargin{0.75in}
      \global\setlength\New@BottomMargin{0.75in}
      \global\setlength\New@InsideMargin{1in}
    }{ % large sizes:
      \global\setlength\Old@TopMargin{1in}
      \global\setlength\Old@OutsideMargin{1in}
      \global\setlength\Old@BottomMargin{1in}
      \global\setlength\Old@InsideMargin{1.25in} 
      \global\setlength\New@TopMargin{1in}
      \global\setlength\New@OutsideMargin{1in}
      \global\setlength\New@BottomMargin{1in}
      \global\setlength\New@InsideMargin{1.25in}
    } % end internal dimtest
  } % end dimtest for margins.
\fi % end default margins
%
% Choose default font size based on Trim Width, unless font size set by user:
\if@FontSizeSet\else
  \ifthenelse{\dimtest{\Old@TrimWidth}{<}{5.49in}}{
    \global\setlength\Old@FontSize{11pt} % smaller books
  }{
    \ifthenelse{\dimtest{\Old@TrimWidth}{<}{6.24in}}{
      \global\setlength\Old@FontSize{11.4pt} % medium books
    }{
      \global\setlength\Old@FontSize{12pt} % larger books
    } % end internal dimtest
  } % end dimtest for font size.
\fi
%
% Default lines/page based on Trim Height, font size, unless LPP set by user:
\if@LinesPerPageSet\else
  \def\@tempOFSnum{\strip@pt\Old@FontSize}
  \FPmul{\@tempOBSnum}{\@tempOFSnum}{1.3} % for a nice, uncramped baselineskip
  \def\@tempTH{\strip@pt\Old@TrimHeight}
  \def\@tempTM{\strip@pt\Old@TopMargin}
  \FPsub{\@tempLH}{\@tempTH}{\@tempTM}
  \FPsub{\@tempLH}{\@tempLH}{\@tempTM} %  \@tempLH is available live height
  \FPdiv{\@tempLPP}{\@tempLH}{\@tempOBSnum}
  \FPsub{\@tempLPP}{\@tempLPP}{1.5} % allows for default header
  \FPround{\@tempLPP}{\@tempLPP}{0} % integer
  \FPclip{\@tempLPP}{\@tempLPP} % remove excess trailing 0.
  \gdef\my@LinesPerPage{\@tempLPP}
\fi
%
% Correct bottom margin for descenders, assumed to be 0.3em:
\addtolength\Old@BottomMargin{0.3\Old@FontSize}
\addtolength\New@BottomMargin{0.3\Old@FontSize}
% Warn if user requests unrealistic HeadJump or FootJump:
\FPiflt{\@headjump}{1}
 \ClassWarning{novel}{^^JYou requested \string\HeadJump<1. Unless you have^^J%
   a very good reason for that, you had better increase it to at least 1.^^J}%
\else\fi
%
\FPiflt{\@footjump}{1}
 \ClassWarning{novel}{^^JYou requested \string\FootJump<1. Unless you have^^J%
   a very good reason for that, you had better increase it to at least 1.^^J}%
\else\fi
%
%% end set default sizes and initial corrections



%% OLD, NEW, CURRENT, LIVE, TEXT MACRO DEFINITIONS
%% -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
% The \Rework commands are special to `novel' class.
% Situation: You compile the book with certain settings. Looks good.
%   But then you need to change the Trim Size and/or Margins, without affecting
%   paragraphs or pagination from what you had before.
% Solution: Retain your existing settings for Trim Size and Margins.
%   Then, add \Rework commands, which instruct the layout engine to manipulate
%   font size (and, if necessary, baseline skip) so that paragraphs and
%   pagination remain as before. This is done dynamically, in a single pass.
% How it works: Paragraph layout depends on ratio of text width to font size.
%   So, when text width changes, simply change font size in proportion.
%   Then, pagination simply depends on lines per page, unchanged.
%   But if the lines don't fit due any more, then both text width and font size
%   are further shrunk, to retain paragraphs and also allow enough line space.
%
% "Old" values are pre-configured values, depending on class Trim Size option.
%   However, the presets are over-ridden by user with using \Set---- commands.
% "New" values are initialized to "Old" or \Set---- as above.
%   Then, they can be over-ridden by user with \Rework---- commands.
% "Current" values are initialized to "Old" values. Then they change,
%   as calculations progress.
% Widths and Heights are lengths, stored by \setlength.
% Expressions ending in "Num" are pure numbers, suitable for FP calculations.
% "Live" refers to the area available to text (including header/footer).
%   That is, the "live area" is the Trim Size, excluding the Margins.
%
% Find the Old and New Live Width and Height, and initialize
% Text Width and Height to Old Live. Initialize Font Size.
\newlength\Old@LiveWidth
  \setlength\Old@LiveWidth{\Old@TrimWidth}
  \addtolength\Old@LiveWidth{-\Old@OutsideMargin}
  \addtolength\Old@LiveWidth{-\Old@InsideMargin}
  \def\Old@LiveWidthNum{\strip@pt\Old@LiveWidth}
\newlength\Old@LiveHeight
  \setlength\Old@LiveHeight{\Old@TrimHeight}
  \addtolength\Old@LiveHeight{-\Old@TopMargin}
  \addtolength\Old@LiveHeight{-\Old@BottomMargin}
\newlength\Current@FontSize
  \setlength\Current@FontSize{\Old@FontSize}
  \def\Current@FontSizeNum{\strip@pt\Current@FontSize}
  \def\Old@FontSizeNum{\strip@pt\Old@FontSize}
  \addtolength\Old@LiveHeight{-\Current@FontSizeNum pt}
  \def\Old@LiveHeightNum{\strip@pt\Old@LiveHeight}
\newlength\Current@TextWidth
  \setlength\Current@TextWidth{\Old@LiveWidth}
  \def\Current@TextWidthNum{\strip@pt\Current@TextWidth}
\newlength\Current@TextHeight
  \setlength\Current@TextHeight{\Old@LiveHeight}
  \def\Current@TextHeightNum{\strip@pt\Current@TextHeight}
\newlength\New@LiveWidth
  \setlength\New@LiveWidth{\New@TrimWidth}
  \addtolength\New@LiveWidth{-\New@OutsideMargin}
  \addtolength\New@LiveWidth{-\New@InsideMargin}
  \def\New@LiveWidthNum{\strip@pt\New@LiveWidth}
\newlength\New@LiveHeight
  \setlength\New@LiveHeight{\New@TrimHeight}
  \addtolength\New@LiveHeight{-\New@TopMargin}
  \addtolength\New@LiveHeight{-\New@BottomMargin}
  \def\New@LiveHeightNum{\strip@pt\New@LiveHeight}
%
%% End old, new... macro definitions.


%% PRELIMINARY CALCULATION OF BASELINESKIP
%% -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
% Get values of \@gotHeader and \@gotFooter booleans:
\@reserveHFspace % defined in `novel-LayoutSettings.sty'.
% Adjusted LinesPerPage will include header, footer, and added separations:
\let\adj@LinesPerPage\my@LinesPerPage % Start with the textblock lines.
% The footskip is always "there" even if no content. Remove it:
\FPsub{\adj@LinesPerPage}{\adj@LinesPerPage}{1}
%
\if@gotHeader % allow for header jump
  \FPadd{\adj@LinesPerPage}{\adj@LinesPerPage}{\@headjump}
\fi
%
\if@gotFooter % allow for footer jump
  \FPadd{\adj@LinesPerPage}{\adj@LinesPerPage}{\@footjump}
\fi
%
% Baseline Skip is Live Height divided by adjusted number of lines.
% Thus initially, Text (with header/footer) occupies full Live Height.
\newlength\Current@BaselineSkip
\FPdiv{\Current@BaselineSkipNum}{\Old@LiveHeightNum}{\adj@LinesPerPage}
% Check to see if Baseline Skip is insufficient:
\FPdiv{\@ratioBStoFS}{\Current@BaselineSkipNum}{\Current@FontSizeNum}
\FPiflt{\@ratioBStoFS}{1.2}%
  \ClassError{novel}{Too many lines per page^^J}%
   {You requested too many lines per page, for the page dimensions and^^J%
    font size. Maybe few lines, or smaller font size, or eliminate^^J%
    header or footer? Or a bigger Trim Size?^^J}%
\else % OK, so set CurrentBaselineSkip:
  \setlength\Current@BaselineSkip{\Current@BaselineSkipNum pt}
\fi
\newlength\Old@BaselineSkip
  \setlength\Old@BaselineSkip{\Current@BaselineSkipNum pt}
\gdef\Old@BaselineSkipNum{\strip@pt\Old@BaselineSkip}
%
%% End preliminary calculation of baselineskip.



%% FIT CurrentTextWidth TO NewLiveWidth
%% -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
\FPdiv{\my@TextRescaleNum}{\New@LiveWidthNum}{\Current@TextWidthNum}
\FPmul{\Current@FontSizeNum}{\Current@FontSizeNum}{\my@TextRescaleNum}
\setlength\Current@FontSize{\Current@FontSizeNum pt}
\FPmul{\Current@TextWidthNum}{\Current@TextWidthNum}{\my@TextRescaleNum}
\setlength\Current@TextWidth{\Current@TextWidthNum pt}
%
%% end fit CurrentTextWidth to NewLiveWidth


%% ADJUST CurrentBaselineSkip TO FIT NewLiveHeight
%% -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
% Test if New Text Height fits within New Live Height:
\FPifgt{\Current@TextHeightNum}{\New@LiveHeightNum} % does not fit, so fix it
  \FPdiv{\my@NBSrescaleNum}{\New@LiveHeightNum}{\Current@TextHeightNum}
  \FPmul{\Current@BaselineSkipNum}{\Current@BaselineSkipNum}{\my@NBSrescaleNum}
  \setlength\Current@BaselineSkip{\Current@BaselineSkipNum pt}
  \FPmul{\Current@TextHeightNum}{\Current@BaselineSkipNum}{\adj@LinesPerPage}
\fi
% Check if the revised skip is too small:
\FPdiv{\@ratioBLtoFS}{\Current@BaselineSkipNum}{\Current@FontSizeNum}
\FPiflt{\@ratioBLtoFS}{1.2} % Too small. Re-tweak font, text width, skip.
  \FPdiv{\@rescaleFontSize}{\@ratioBLtoFS}{1.2}
  \FPmul{\Current@FontSizeNum}{\Current@FontSizeNum}{\@rescaleFontSize}
  \setlength\Current@FontSize{\Current@FontSizeNum pt}
  \FPmul{\Current@TextWidthNum}{\Current@TextWidthNum}{\@rescaleFontSize}
  \setlength\Current@TextWidth{\Current@TextWidthNum pt}
  \FPdiv{\Current@BaselineSkipNum}{\New@LiveHeightNum}{\adj@LinesPerPage}
  \setlength\Current@BaselineSkip{\Current@BaselineSkipNum pt}
  \FPmul{\Current@TextHeightNum}{\Current@BaselineSkipNum}{\adj@LinesPerPage}
\fi
%
% Note that if the revised skip is larger than desired, it is easy to change.
% Simply increase the top/bottom margin, which does not affect line breaks.
%
%% end adjust CurrentBaselineSkip to fit NewLiveHeight.


%% DISTRIBUTE SIDE EXCESS
%% -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
%% The prior calculation may have shrunk CurrentTextWidth below NewLiveWidth.
\newlength\fix@SideMargin
  \setlength\fix@SideMargin{\New@LiveWidth}
  \addtolength\fix@SideMargin{-\Current@TextWidth}
\addtolength\New@OutsideMargin{0.5\fix@SideMargin}
\addtolength\New@InsideMargin{0.5\fix@SideMargin}
%
%% end distribute side excess.



%% SET TEXTWIDTH, FONT SIZE, BASELINESKIP
%% -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
\setlength\textwidth{\Current@TextWidthNum pt}
%
\setlength\normalFontSize{\Current@FontSizeNum pt}
\setlength\normalBaselineSkip{\Current@BaselineSkipNum pt}
%
\@setfontsize\normalsize\normalFontSize{\normalBaselineSkip}%
\normalsize % Defined in `novel.cls'. Uses numbers, not lengths.
%
\newlength\nfs % abbreviation for normal fontsize
\setlength\nfs{\normalFontSize}
\gdef\nfsnum{\strip@pt\nfs}
\newlength\nbs % abbreviation for normal baselineskip
\setlength\nbs{\normalBaselineSkip}
\gdef\nbsnum{\strip@pt\nbs} % just the numerical part
%
% This document class limits range of normal point size:
\FPiflt{\Current@FontSizeNum}{8}%
  \ClassError{novel}{Normal fontsize must be at least 8pt^^J}%
   {In the class options, you chose a font size that is too small.^^J%
   It must be at least 8pt.^^J}%
\fi
%
\FPifgt{\Current@FontSizeNum}{18.1}%
  \ClassError{novel}{Normal fontsize cannot exceed 18bp^^J}%
   {In the class options, you chose a font size that is too large.^^J%
   It cannot exceed 18bp.^^J}%
\fi
% Alert when lines closer than generally-accepted usage:
\FPmul{\@minBaselineSkipNum}{\Current@FontSizeNum}{1.24}
\FPiflt{\Current@BaselineSkipNum}{\@minBaselineSkipNum}
  \typeout{^^JClass `novel' Alert: Line spacing is allowable, but close.^^J%
  Consider fewer lines per page, or eliminate header or footer.^^J}%
\fi
% Alert when lines are farther than generally-accepted usage:
\FPmul{\@bigBS}{\Current@FontSizeNum}{1.41}
\FPifgt{\Current@BaselineSkipNum}{\@bigBS}
  \typeout{^^JClass `novel' Alert: Line spacing is allowable, but wide.^^J%
  Consider more lines per page, or add header or footer.^^J}%
\fi
%
\FPdiv{\Ratio@BaselineSkip}{\Current@BaselineSkipNum}{\Old@BaselineSkipNum}
\FPround{\Ratio@BaselineSkip}{\Ratio@BaselineSkip}{3}
\FPclip{\Ratio@BaselineSkip}{\Ratio@BaselineSkip}
%
\FPdiv{\Ratio@EM}{\Current@FontSizeNum}{\Old@FontSizeNum}
\FPround{\Ratio@EM}{\Ratio@EM}{3}
\FPclip{\Ratio@EM}{\Ratio@EM}
% Alert if images scaled by \Rework:
\ifthenelse{\equal{\Ratio@EM}{1} \AND \equal{\Ratio@BaselineSkip}{1}}{}{%
  \typeout{^^JClass `novel' Alert: Due to \string\Rework\space there may be^^J%
  places where an image no longer fits properly with surrounding text.^^J%
  Try scaling such images in an external graphics editor. They cannot be^^J%
  automatically scaled within the document. See `novel' docs, Page 9.^^J%
  Suggested scale for inline images: \Ratio@EM ^^J%
  Suggested scale for block images: \Ratio@BaselineSkip ^^J%
  Maybe also change gaps for imageAtLeft and imageAtRight, trial-and-error.^^J}%
}
%
\setlength\parindent{1.5em}
%
%% Values to be used by footnotes:
\FPdiv{\my@FontScale}{\Current@FontSizeNum}{12}
% Substitute for \footnotesize, but only works for actual footnotes,
%   about 10pt with similarly reduced skip:
\FPmul{\@myfootnotesizenum}{\my@FontScale}{10}
\FPround{\@myfootnotesizenum}{\@myfootnotesizenum}{2}
\FPmul{\@myfootnoteskipnum}{\my@FontScale}{\Current@BaselineSkipNum}
\FPmul{\@myfootnoteskipnum}{\@myfootnoteskipnum}{0.84}
\FPround{\@myfootnoteskipnum}{\@myfootnoteskipnum}{2}
%
%% end set textwidth, font size, baselineskip



%% BEGIN LAYOUT CALCULATIONS
%% -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
\if@gotHeader
  \setlength\headheight{\nbs}
  \FPsub{\@headsepmul}{\@headjump}{1}
  \FPmul{\@headsep}{\@headsepmul}{\Current@BaselineSkipNum}
  \setlength\headsep{\@headsep pt}
\else
  \setlength\headheight{0pt}
  \setlength\headsep{0pt}
\fi
%
% Prior to this, the following were set by user or calculated:
% \textwidth \headsep \headheight
%
\setlength\paperwidth{\New@MediaWidth} % MediaWidth
\setlength\paperheight{\New@MediaHeight} % MediaHeight
%% The `closecrop' class option calculates layout, then removes most of the
%%  margins. Draft mode only. Purpose is to create a file with just enough white
%%  space around the text to be readable on a handheld device. Not an E-book!
%% Additional closecrop code is located farther down this page.
\if@closecrop
  \setlength\paperwidth{\textwidth+0.2in}
\fi
%
% Standard TeX \hoffset and \voffset is not relative to the MediaBox, but is
% relative to 1in from the top left corner of the MediaBox. Ouch.
% I thought about making the 1in go away, by re-setting \hoffset and \voffset
% to -1in each. Then other calculations would make more sense.
% In the end, I decided against that, since other packages expect the usual.
\setlength\hoffset{0pt} % relative to 1in built-in offset at left side
\setlength\voffset{0pt} % relative to 1in built-in offset at top
%
% \textheight is peculiar. Unless it is exact to 1/65536 TeX pt, which is
%  the smallest resolution, the log file will babbled about Underfull vbox
% (badness 10000) for every page. I believe this is a bug in Tex. It's not
% all that bad, folks. On the other hand, if \textheight is even a fraction
% smaller than its theoretical value, there will be one less line of text.
% Even the geometry package can miss, due to rounding error somewhere.
% After some investigation, I determined that the following works. Basically,
% \textheight must be the normal baselineskip multiplied by the number of lines
% per page, minus 1 for the (invisible) footskip, with \normalFontSize added.
% To straddle the fence between Underfull vbox complaints, and missing a line,
% I added a very tiny fudge amount, which is less that 1/65536pt.
\FPsub{\less@LinesPerPage}{\my@LinesPerPage}{1}
\setlength\textheight{\normalFontSize+\less@LinesPerPage\nbs+0.000001pt}
%
% \oddsidemargin is at the left (inside, spine edge) of recto pages.
% Measured 1in (72.27pt) inside the MediaBox, to the textblock. May be negative.
% When the TrimBox equals the MediaBox, or is centered within it,
% the value is \New@InsideMargin+0.5\New@MediaWidth-0.5\New@TrimWidth-72.27pt
\if@offcenterTrim
  \setlength\oddsidemargin{\New@InsideMargin-72.27pt}
\else
  \setlength\oddsidemargin{%
    \New@InsideMargin+0.5\New@MediaWidth-0.5\New@TrimWidth-72.27pt}
\fi
%
\if@closecrop
  \setlength\oddsidemargin{-0.9in}
\fi
%
% \evensidemargin is at the left (outside edge) of verso pages.
% Calculation as above, but using \New@OutsideMargin
\if@offcenterTrim
  \setlength\evensidemargin{\New@OutsideMargin-72.27pt}
\else
  \setlength\evensidemargin{%
    \New@OutsideMargin+0.5\New@MediaWidth-0.5\New@TrimWidth-72.27pt}
\fi
%
\if@closecrop
  \setlength\evensidemargin{-0.9in}
\fi
%
% \topmargin is measured from 1in below the top of the MediaBox, to the top of
% whatever comes first (header or textblock). May be negative.
% When the TrimBox equals the MediaBox, or is centered within it,
% the value is \New@TopMargin+0.5\New@MediaHeight-0.5\New@TrimHeight-72.27pt
\if@offcenterTrim
  \setlength\topmargin{\New@TopMargin-72.27pt}
\else
  \setlength\topmargin{%
    \New@TopMargin+0.5\New@MediaHeight-0.5\New@TrimHeight-72.27pt}
\fi
%
\if@closecrop
  \if@gotHeader
    \setlength\topmargin{-1in}
  \else
    \setlength\topmargin{-0.9in}
  \fi
\fi
%%
% Vertical position of the textblock is measured to the "top" of the first line
% of text. But that could be an X height, or an accented character height,
% an ascender, or something else, depending on the line's content.
% Setting \topskip=\normalFontSize places the "top" at 1em above the baseline,
% which provides a fixed clearance regardless of accented characters
% (unless stacked high). Note that when \charscale is used to make a special
% line start, it doesn't affect the height, since it is "smashed."
\setlength\topskip{\normalFontSize}
%
% In `novel' class, footers are done in an unusual manner. The position of
% the footer baseline is fixed, regardless of the desired jump between text
% and footer. Then, the content (if any) of the footer is relatively positioned
% using \smash and \raisebox.
\setlength\footskip{\nbs}
%
\if@closecrop
  \if@gotFooter
    \if@gotHeader
      \setlength\paperheight{%
        \textheight+\headsep+\headheight+\@footjump\nbs+1pt}
    \else
      \setlength\paperheight{%
        \textheight+\headsep+\headheight+\@footjump\nbs+\nfs}
    \fi
  \else
    \setlength\paperheight{\textheight+\headsep+\headheight+0.1in}
  \fi
\fi
%
%% End layout calculations.


%% Sanity check:
\ifthenelse{%
  \dimtest{\New@TrimWidth}{>}{\New@MediaWidth} %
  \OR \dimtest{\New@TrimHeight}{>}{\New@MediaHeight}%
}{%
  \ClassError{novel}{Media Size too small for TrimSize}%
  {You wrote \string\SetMediaSize\space with length(s) too small^^J%
   for the default Trim Size or your values in \string\SetTrimSize.}%
}{}
%% end sanity check



% When Media Size exceeds Trim Size, this sets the position:
\newlength\temp@PaperWidth
\newlength\temp@PaperHeight
\newlength\temp@Hoffset
\newlength\temp@Voffset
%
\if@offcenterTrim
  \setlength\temp@PaperWidth{\New@TrimWidth}
  \setlength\temp@PaperHeight{\New@TrimHeight}
  \setlength\temp@Hoffset{0pt}
  \setlength\temp@Voffset{0pt}
\else
  \setlength\temp@PaperWidth{\New@MediaWidth}
  \setlength\temp@PaperHeight{\New@MediaHeight}
  \setlength\temp@Hoffset{\temp@PaperWidth}
  \addtolength\temp@Hoffset{-\New@TrimWidth}
  \setlength\temp@Hoffset{0.5\temp@Hoffset}
  \setlength\temp@Voffset{\temp@PaperHeight}
  \addtolength\temp@Voffset{-\New@TrimHeight}
  \setlength\temp@Voffset{0.5\temp@Voffset}
\fi
% End when Media Size exceeds Trim Size.


% When Media Size = Trim Size, cropmarks are disabled.
% Too late for \@cropviewfalse; OK since CropBox already calculated properly.
\ifthenelse{%
  \dimtest{\New@TrimWidth}{=}{\New@MediaWidth} %
  \AND \dimtest{\New@TrimHeight}{=}{\New@MediaHeight}%
}{\global\@cropmarksfalse}{}
% end disabling `cropmarks' option.

% Left, Right, Top, Bottom, x and y
\newlength\Trim@Lx
\newlength\Trim@Rx
\newlength\Trim@Ty
\newlength\Trim@By
\newlength\Live@Lx
\newlength\Live@By
\newlength\adj@NewLiveHeight
\setlength\adj@NewLiveHeight{\New@LiveHeight+0.3\normalFontSize}
%
\gdef\@getPageXY{
  \ifodd\c@page
    \setlength\Trim@Lx{\oddsidemargin-\New@InsideMargin+72.27pt}
    \setlength\Trim@Rx{\Trim@Lx+\New@TrimWidth}
    \setlength\Live@Lx{\oddsidemargin+72.27pt}
  \else
    \setlength\Trim@Lx{\evensidemargin-\New@OutsideMargin+72.27pt}
    \setlength\Trim@Rx{\Trim@Lx+\New@TrimWidth}
    \setlength\Live@Lx{\evensidemargin+72.27pt}
  \fi
  \if@offcenterTrim
    \setlength\Trim@By{\New@MediaHeight-\New@TrimHeight}
    \setlength\Trim@Ty{\New@MediaHeight}
  \else
    \setlength\Trim@By{0.5\New@MediaHeight-0.5\New@TrimHeight}
    \setlength\Trim@Ty{0.5\New@MediaHeight+0.5\New@TrimHeight}
  \fi
  \setlength\Live@By{\Trim@By+\New@BottomMargin-0.3\normalFontSize}
}
%


%% With class option `shademargins' (only effective in draft mode):
% Based on code by Ulrike Fischer at tex.stackexchange.com, CC-by-sa-3.0:
% The 0.903215 is a value that the user would not be likely to choose.
% The re-defined color command makes an exception for that value.
\definecolor[named]{hingledingle}{gray}{1} % fake white, when white disallowed
%
\if@shademargins
  \pagecolor{hingledingle}%
  \if@offcenterTrim%
    \AddToShipoutPictureBG{\@getPageXY%
      \AtPageLowerLeft{\color[gray]{0.903215}%
        \hspace{\Trim@Lx}\rule[\Trim@By]{\New@TrimWidth}{\New@TrimHeight}}%
    }%
    %
    \AddToShipoutPictureBG{\@getPageXY%
      \AtPageLowerLeft{\color{hingledingle}%
        \hspace{\Live@Lx}\rule[\Live@By]{\New@LiveWidth}{\adj@NewLiveHeight}}%
    }%
  \else% trim is centered
    \AddToShipoutPictureBG{\@getPageXY%
      \AtPageLowerLeft{\color[gray]{0.903215}%
        \hspace{\Trim@Lx}\rule[\Trim@By]{\New@TrimWidth}{\New@TrimHeight}}%
    }%
    %
    \AddToShipoutPictureBG{\@getPageXY%
      \AtPageLowerLeft{\color{hingledingle}%
        \hspace{\Live@Lx}\rule[\Live@By]{\New@LiveWidth}{\adj@NewLiveHeight}}%
    }%
  \fi%
\fi % end \if@shademargins
%

% Labels each page with DRAFT at upper left, if in draft mode:
\if@useDraftMode
  \AddToShipoutPictureBG{\@getPageXY%
    \AtPageUpperLeft{\raisebox{-\nbs}{\textbf{~DRAFT}}}
  }%
\fi
%

% Cropmarks (trim marks, really) are not important in this document class.
% That's because the targeted printing services generally do not want them.
% But a minimal capability was easy to add. The far end of each mark is
% half an inch from the trim area. The close end is separated by a gap >= 0pt.
% So the length of the marks is generally less than half an inch.
% If trim is at the edge of the media box, instead of centered,
% then only one pair of marks will be written.
% The marks are turned on using `cropmarks' class option. The gap is set
% in Preamble using \SetCropmarkGap{length}.
\if@cropmarks
  \if@offcenterTrim
    \ifodd\c@page
      % H bottom right:
      \AddToShipoutPictureBG{\@getPageXY\AtPageLowerLeft{%
      \hspace{\dimexpr\Trim@Rx+\@mygap}\rule[\Trim@By-0.5pt]{0.5in-\@mygap}{0.5pt}}}
      % V bottom right:
      \AddToShipoutPictureBG{\@getPageXY\AtPageLowerLeft{%
      \hspace{\Trim@Rx}\rule[\Trim@By-0.5in]{0.5pt}{0.5in-\@mygap}}}
    \else
      % H bottom left:
      \AddToShipoutPictureBG{\@getPageXY\AtPageLowerLeft{%
      \hspace{\dimexpr\Trim@Lx-0.5in}\rule[\Trim@By-0.5pt]{0.5in-\@mygap}{0.5pt}}}
      % V bottom left:
      \AddToShipoutPictureBG{\@getPageXY\AtPageLowerLeft{%
      \hspace{\dimexpr\Trim@Lx-0.5pt}\rule[\Trim@By-0.5in]{0.5pt}{0.5in-\@mygap}}}
    \fi
  \else
    % H top left:
    \AddToShipoutPictureBG{\@getPageXY%
    \AtPageLowerLeft{%
    \hspace{\dimexpr\Trim@Lx-0.5in}\rule[\Trim@Ty]{0.5in-\@mygap}{0.5pt}}}
    % H bottom left:
    \AddToShipoutPictureBG{\@getPageXY\AtPageLowerLeft{%
    \hspace{\dimexpr\Trim@Lx-0.5in}\rule[\Trim@By-0.5pt]{0.5in-\@mygap}{0.5pt}}}
    % H top right:
    \AddToShipoutPictureBG{\@getPageXY\AtPageLowerLeft{%
    \hspace{\dimexpr\Trim@Rx+\@mygap}\rule[\Trim@Ty]{0.5in-\@mygap}{0.5pt}}}
    % H bottom right:
    \AddToShipoutPictureBG{\@getPageXY\AtPageLowerLeft{%
    \hspace{\dimexpr\Trim@Rx+\@mygap}\rule[\Trim@By-0.5pt]{0.5in-\@mygap}{0.5pt}}}
    % V top left:
    \AddToShipoutPictureBG{\@getPageXY\AtPageLowerLeft{%
    \hspace{\dimexpr\Trim@Lx-0.5pt}\rule[\Trim@Ty+\@mygap]{0.5pt}{0.5in-\@mygap}}}
    % V bottom left:
    \AddToShipoutPictureBG{\@getPageXY\AtPageLowerLeft{%
    \hspace{\dimexpr\Trim@Lx-0.5pt}\rule[\Trim@By-0.5in]{0.5pt}{0.5in-\@mygap}}}
    % V top right:
    \AddToShipoutPictureBG{\@getPageXY\AtPageLowerLeft{%
    \hspace{\Trim@Rx}\rule[\Trim@Ty+\@mygap]{0.5pt}{0.5in-\@mygap}}}
    % V bottom right:
    \AddToShipoutPictureBG{\@getPageXY\AtPageLowerLeft{%
    \hspace{\Trim@Rx}\rule[\Trim@By-0.5in]{0.5pt}{0.5in-\@mygap}}}
  \fi
\fi
%
%% end cropmarks



%%
%% End of file `novel-CalculateLayout.sty'.