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# jlreq-trimmarks
## What is this?
This package outputs trim marks. It works with [LuaTeX-ja](https://osdn.jp/projects/luatex-ja/wiki/FrontPage) / pLaTeX / upLaTeX / dvipdfmx / Dvips / dviout. It provides the following.
* Output trim marks
* Set TrimBox and BleedBox if possible.
* Set the size of paper.
Note that this package is independent from [Requirements for Japanese Text Layout](https://www.w3.org/TR/jlreq/) (JLReq). JLReq says nothing about trim marks.
## Installation
Move jlreq-trimmarks.sty and jlre-helpers.sty to $TEXMF/tex/latex/jlreq.
## How to use
Load it by `\usepackage` with specifying the TeX engine and the DVI driver.
````
\usepackage[dvipdfmx,platex]{jlreq-trimmarks}
````
## Options
The following package options (keyval style) are available.
### `platex`, `uplatex`, `lulatex`
Set the engine. If it is not specified, then the engine is
* the one used in the jlreq class if the jlreq class is loaded.
* guessed one if the jlreq class is not loaded.
### `dvipdfmx`, `dvips`, `dviout`
Set the dvi driver. If it is not specified, then
* the package outputs PDF file via LuaLaTeX when the engine is `lualatex`.
* the driver is `dvipdmx` if the engine is `platex` or `uplatex`
### `trimmarks_paper`
Set the size of the paper including trim marks.
* `trimmarks_paper=<paper type>`: specify via the paper type. for the paper type, you can use `a0--a10`, `b0--b10` and `c2--c8`. Note that `b0--b10` is `JIS B' (Japanese B-series variant).
* `trimmarks_paper={<width>,height>}`: specify via the width and height.
* `trimmarks_paper=<paper size>+{<width>,<height>}` (e.g. `trimmarks_paper=a4+{1cm,2cm}`): `<width>` (resp. `<height>`) is added to the width (resp. height) of the paper size specified by `<paper size>` For `<paper size>`, one can use `<paper type>` or `{<width>,<height>}` as in the above.
* `trimmarks_paper=a4+2cm` is equivalent to `trimmarks_paper=a4+{2cm,2cm}`.
* If `<paper size>` is empty (e.g. `trimmarks_paper=+2cm`), the current paper size (which is specified usually by the option for the document class) is used.
### `landscape`
Swap the width and the height. This swaps only the width and height which is specified with the option `trimmarks_paper`. For example, `landscape,trimmarks_paper=+{2cm,1cm}`, adds 1cm to the height and 2cm to the width. But the current paper size is not swapped.
### `show`
Specify the types of trim marks which the package outputs. It is specified with the comma separated list like `show={trimmarks,banner,digital}`. If no argument is given, everything will be showed.
* `trimmarks`: outputs the trim marks.
* `banner`: date etc.
* `digital`：TrimBox and BleedBox.
* `no`: nothing will be showed
## `\jlreqtrimmarkssetup`
Set the additional settings with the keyval style.
### `banner`
The things which the package outputs when `show=banner` is specified in the package option.
### `bleed_margin`
Set the bleed margin.
### `trimmarks_width`
Set the width of trim marks.
### ` color`
Set the color of the trim marks. You have to load a package which defines `\color` (`color' package or its variant) before loading this package to use this function. Here are some examples of specifying the color.
* `color=c` -> `\color[cmyk]{1,0,0,0}`
* `color=cyk` -> `\color[cmyk]{1,0,1,1}`
* `black` -> `\color{black}`
* `[cmyk]0.5,0.5,0.5,0` -> `\color[cmyk]{0.5,0.5,0.5,0}`
## LICENSE
This package is distributed under the BSD 2-Clause License. See [LICENSE](LICENSE).
## CHANGELOG
* 2018-05-19
- First release.
* 2018-06-17
- Fixed a bug.
* 2018-08-08
- Extended `trimmarks_paper`.
- Added a package option `landscape`.
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Noriyuki Abe
https://github.com/abenori/jlreq
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