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BUNDLE `morehype' RELEASES:
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r0.7b 2012/12/07
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In the documentation of `texlinks.sty' v0.7b on Wikipedia's
"piped links", another mistake corrected: `markblog.sty',
not `blogexec.sty'.
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r0.7a 2012/12/02
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fixing link ("Piped link") and typo in `texlinks.sty' v0.7a
-> `texlinks.pdf' (+ `fdatechk.tex - little useful)
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r0.7 2012/11/30
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MAJOR CHANGES:
- Wiki-like syntax announced before moves from personal/
experimental `texblog.fdf' to `blogligs.sty' and
`markblog.sty', properly documented in `blog.pdf'.
Moreover, the HTML file `markblog.htm' provides an
overview of the wiki features (and the source code in
`markblog.tex' may demonstrate the syntax too).
- `markblog.sty' and `texlinks.sty' together emulate
Wikipedia's "piped links" ([[Pipeline|Pipe]],
[[Pipe (computing)|]])
- HALFWAY-MAJOR CHANGES:
- `blog.sty' v0.8:
- indicating DOCTYPE
- commands for various "head" ("meta") element entries
- \abbr, \newabbr, \stylespan (for CSS), \textup,
\underbar, \xmleltcode, \xmleltattrcode; \newlet
- arrows and quotes completed, currencies, small fractions
- other additional symbols
- modified code spaces with declared attributes
- using `langcode.sty'
- symbols restructured
- documentation fixes
- `blogexec.sty' v0.2:
- \MakeBlogBeginRun revised
- new \ChangeBlogBeginRun and \CopyBlogBeginRun
- actually, I had failed to upload v0.1!
- `texlinks.sty' v0.7:
- links to http://tug.org/interest.html
- smart parsing for linking to mailing list postings,
based on `langcode.sty'
- \ctanpkgstyref adds `.sty'
- documentation fixes
MINOR CHANGES:
- `README' corrected
- `atari_ht.fdf' uses \MakeActiveLet from `catcodes' bundle
- `blogdot.sty' v0.41 modifies/corrects \startscreenpage and
documentation (Firefox 12 change?)
- `srcfiles.tex' applies `filesdo.sty' for `filedate' checks
- `texblog.fdf' contains really "private" and "experimental"
code anyway and thus changes within every few days ...
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r0.6 2012/05/30 blog assignments, blog "ligs", langcode
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MAJOR CHANGES:
- The "pure expansion" limitation for the `blog.sty' way to
HTML is overcome by "intercepting" certain "commands" such
as \EXECUTE, \begin, and \end (configurable). So you can
introduce shorthand macros specific for a certain web page
within its source `.tex' file, or even limited to an
environment. And environment nesting is checked! And we
introduce certain nice active characters for an intuitive
table syntax.
- We also use "intercepting" to support "ligatures" (`--',
`---', `...', ...) and some Wikipedia and Markdown markup
(font switching, highlighting by colours, Wikipedia links).
Parsing can be enabled within macro arguments by
modifying the two backbone macros that implement "short"
HTML elements.
This way, `blog.sty' becomes "fun" (but also slow ...)
...
- A kind of minimalist "multilanguage" approach based on
"language codes" and the `dowith' package for adjusting
language-dependent settings is used.
Unfortunately, this upload is somewhat hasty, in order to
provide the files generating `latexfileinfo_pkgs.htm'
(`latexfileinfo-pkgs'). Some of the powerful code must
later move from the "patch" file `texblog.fdf' into proper
packages and be documented better.
MINOR CHANGES:
- `atari_ht.fdf' replaces `atari.fdf' to use HTML entities
for umlauts instead of relying on the encoding declaration
- `blog.sty' accesses some more characters than before
- `texlinks.sty' uses \langcode for Wiki...
+ minor additions
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r0.52 2011/10/23 choosing CTAN URLs, HTML towards hyperref
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- `blogdot.sty' ("HTML beamer presentations") v0.4
provides \usecurrdirctan for opening CTAN example files
from current directory (in case of bad internet access
during *presentation*, while *online* version uses CTAN)
- `texlinks.sty' v0.5:
- new \ctanref and \ctanfileref choose web source
according to new \usetugctan vs. \usemirrorctan
- changes treatment of fonts for URLs, file names,
and package names
- re-structures code and documentation
- `blog.sty' v0.62
- provides \hyperlink and \hypertarget as aliases of
earlier blog.sty commands - towards
"HTML and PDF from same source"
- provides \textsf
- "updates" \textcolor
- `blog.pdf' links to fifinddo-info/dantev45.htm
- and a few documentation fixes
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r0.51 2011/10/15 blogdot.sty: HTML beamer presentations
+ more morehype changes
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`blogdot.sty' extends `blog.sty' in order to construct
"HTML slides." One "slide" is a 3x3 HTML table filling the
computer screen, the center cell is the "type area," the
margin cell below it is a link to the next "slide," and the
lower right-hand cell is a "restart" link. This is a
minimalistic, fast, straightforward approach to beamer
presentations of simple text, avoiding TeX's typesetting.
Font etc. sizes appropriate for slides are provided in
`blogdot.css'. Find details in `blog.pdf'.
QUALIFICATION: may be fine on your laptop, difficult online,
works with Firefox, Opera, Chrome, rather not with MSIE.
More changes of the `morehype' bundle:
- `blog.sty' v0.61:
- \item, \endenumerate, \enditemize start with </li>,
this fixed links near the end of a blogdot presentation
(a quite "deep" .htm) with my Firefox
- "universal" attributes completed
- \figurespace (Unicode), \metavar (doc.sty's \meta),
\acronym, \bdquo, \dagger, \ddagger, \emptycell
- modified setup of "HTML environments"
- documentation fixes
- `blog.pdf' includes documentation of `lnavicol.sty'
(web pages with left-hand navigation column)
- `texlinks.sty' v0.41 provides \mirrorctanref,
\tugctanfileref, \mirrorctanfileref, \ltxcontrib
(see texlinks.pdf pp. 8f.)
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r0.5 2011/10/10 blogdot.sty: HTML beamer presentations
+ other morehype changes
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about as r0.51, but with some mistakes, blogdot.sty v0.2
instead of v0.3, blog.sty v0.6 instead of v0.61
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r0.41 2011/09/02 web pages with blog.sty
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- `twocolpg.sty' renamed `lnavicol.sty'
- typo fixes in `blog.tex'/`blog.pdf'
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r0.4 2011/09/01 texlinks v0.4,
blog.sty v0.5 + support for two-column web pages
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A new "raw" macro file `twocolpg.sty' provides macros for
the web page style with a navigation column at the left of a
main content column with spanning header and footer -
towards a content management system for TeX addicts?
Templates (`demo') are provided, see Section `Examples' in
`blog.pdf'.
`blog.sty' v0.5 has many more macros than v0.41, mainly
for symbols. Accented letters are near to complete, Greek
letters are complete. Documentation has been improved at
some places. I realized that ` ' allows line breaks
and therefore redefined \thinspace and \,, but this may be
difficult with certain browsers.
`texlinks.sty' v0.4 adds HTTPS, references to CTAN
announcements, and references to the LaTeX Wikibook.
Wikipedia macros and parts of documentation have been
reworked.
For details, always see the end of the .sty files.
Throughout, the \acro macro (known from TUGboat macros)
has been applied to the documentations.
Moreover, the sample file `atari.fdf' for a little encoding
conversion has moved to the nicetext bundle, and the macro
it defines now is \TextCodes instead of \AtariCodes.
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r0.3 2011/02/10 texlinks v0.3 [blog], \urlpkgfoot
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\urlpkgfoot{PKG-ID} abbreviates \urlfoot{CtanPkgRef}{PKG-ID}
that is needed frequently.
Package option [blog] suppresses document definitions.
blog.sty is updated accordingly and at the occasion.
README points to morehype.tds.zip
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r0.2 2011/01/27 texlinks v0.2 \urlfoot
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\urlfoot displays the URL that some shorthand generates
in a footnote. E.g., \ukfaqref{LABEL}{TEXT} generates
an URL that \urlfoot{ukfaqref}{LABEL} displays.
r0.2a 2011/01/30 makehtml.tex+texmap.tex to `doc',
TDS with `source'
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