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ExPex Mar 2014
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ExPex is maintained by John Frampton <j.frampton@neu.edu>
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ExPex is designed to assist linguists in typesetting examples and
glosses and in creating named reference to examples and parts of
examples.
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COPYRIGHT 2006-2014 by John Frampton <j.frampton@neu.edu>
This program can be redistributed and/or modified under the terms
of the LaTeX Project Public License, which can be found in the CTAN
archives in directory macros/latex/base/lppl.txt.
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The files in this distribution (v 5.0b) are:
README
expex.tex Main macro file
expex.sty Latex wrapper for expex.tex
expex-doc.pdf User's Guide
eptexfn.tex Tex footnote macros
epltxfn.sty LaTex footnote package
epltxchapno.sty LaTex package for chapter.number example
numbering
expex-demo.tex The code for most of the examples
expex-doc.zip The source code for the User's Guide
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expex-demo.tex
This file contains most of the examples in the documentation. It is
intended to facilitate user experimentation with ExPex typesetting.
Users can easily modify examples and see what the effect is. It can be
run under either Plain Tex or LaTex. Except for expex.tex and
expex.sty, all files needed to run expex-demo should be part of any
Tex installation.
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Changes (from Version 5.0):
1. In earlier versions before 5.0, {} empty items on the gla line were
possible. In 5.0, {{}} was required. This version restores the old
behavior.
2. In versions before 5.0, glosses were built in a vbox, hence could
not split between pages. 5.0 made glosses breakable, provided no
explicit width was specified. 5.0 restores the old behavior but
introduces a parameter <glossbreaking>. It is set to false in
expex.tex so that the default behavior is the old behavior. But it
can be set to true if the user wants glosses to break between pages.
John Frampton 2014/03/10
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