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%------------------------------------------------------------------------
% Avinash Chopde: Ross Moore's itrans.sty for supporting ITRANS with
% LaTeX2HTML are now included with ITRANS (version 5.2 and beyond). June '98.
% This file is same as latex2html/IndicTeX-HTML/itrans.sty
%------------------------------------------------------------------------
% itrans.sty by Ross Moore <ross@mpce.mq.edu.au> $
%% $Log:
%
% LaTeX2e package interface for ...
%
% ITRANS pre-processor, and indic fonts, by Avinash Chopde
%
% The ITRANS system is *not* included with this package.
% Obtain if from: http://www.aczone.com/itrans/
%
% ===================================================================
% In LaTeX this package does little more than to load .
% However...
%
% ...the package has a corresponding implementation for LaTeX2HTML
% called: itrans.perl .
%
% With LaTeX2HTML the options on the \usepackage line specify
% pre-processor commands to be included automatically.
%
% Usage:
%
% \usepackage{itrans} %| for text already pre-processed
% \usepackage[itrans]{itrans} %| for all supported languages
% \usepackage[preprocess]{itrans}%| same as [itrans]
%
% options affecting Input-forms
%
% \usepackage[7bit]{itrans} %|
% \usepackage[8bit]{itrans} %|
% \usepackage[csx]{itrans} %| 8-bit Sanskrit extension of ISO 646
% \usepackage[csxx]{itrans} %| CSX+ transliteration (not ready yet)
% \usepackage[latex]{itrans} %| standardized LaTeX transcription form
% \usepackage[unicode]{itrans} %| ISO 10646-1 + Sinhalese extension
% \usepackage[ind]{itrans} %| Indian
%
% options specifyinging languages:
%
% \usepackage[ben]{itrans} %| Bengali
% \usepackage[guj]{itrans} %| Gujarati
% \usepackage[gur]{itrans} %| Gurmukhi
% \usepackage[hin]{itrans} %| Hindi
% \usepackage[kan]{itrans} %| Kannada
% \usepackage[mar]{itrans} %| Marathi
% \usepackage[ori]{itrans} %| Oriya
% \usepackage[pun]{itrans} %| Punjabi
% \usepackage[rom]{itrans} %| Roman
% \usepackage[san]{itrans} %| Sanskrit
% \usepackage[tam]{itrans} %| Tamil
% \usepackage[tel]{itrans} %| Telugu
%
%
% \usepackage[bengali]{itrans} %| Bengali
% \usepackage[gujarati]{itrans} %| Gujarati
% \usepackage[gurmukhi]{itrans} %| Gurmukhi
% \usepackage[hindi]{itrans} %| Hindi
% \usepackage[kannada]{itrans} %| Kannada
% \usepackage[marathi]{itrans} %| Marathi
% \usepackage[oriya]{itrans} %| Oriya
% \usepackage[punjabi]{itrans} %| Punjabi
% \usepackage[roman]{itrans} %| Roman
% \usepackage[sanskrit]{itrans} %| Sanskrit
% \usepackage[tamil]{itrans} %| Tamil
% \usepackage[telugu]{itrans} %| Telugu
%
%
% ===================================================================
%
\ProvidesFile{itrans.sty}[1998/6/12]
%
\NeedsTeXFormat{LaTeX2e}
%
\DeclareOption{preprocess}{\ds@itrans}
\DeclareOption{indica}{\ds@itrans}
\DeclareOption{html7}{\ds@itrans}
\DeclareOption{html8}{\ds@itrans}
\DeclareOption{csx}{\ds@itrans}
\DeclareOption{csxx}{\ds@notyetitrans{csxx}}
\DeclareOption{html}{\ds@itrans}
\DeclareOption{postscript}{\ds@itrans}
\DeclareOption{unicode}{\ds@itrans}
\DeclareOption{ben}{\ds@itrans} %| Bengali
\DeclareOption{dev}{\ds@itrans} %| Devanagari
\DeclareOption{guj}{\ds@itrans} %| Gujarati
\DeclareOption{gur}{\ds@itrans} %| Gurmukhi
\DeclareOption{hin}{\ds@itrans} %| Hindi
\DeclareOption{kan}{\ds@itrans} %| Kannada
\DeclareOption{mar}{\ds@itrans} %| Marathi
\DeclareOption{ori}{\ds@itrans} %| Oriya
\DeclareOption{pun}{\ds@itrans} %| Punjabi
\DeclareOption{rom}{\ds@itrans} %| Roman
\DeclareOption{san}{\ds@itrans} %| Sanskrit
\DeclareOption{tam}{\ds@itrans} %| Tamil
\DeclareOption{tel}{\ds@itrans} %| Telugu
\DeclareOption{bengali}{\ds@itrans} %| Bengali
\DeclareOption{devanagari}{\ds@itrans}%| Devanagari
\DeclareOption{gujarati}{\ds@itrans} %| Gujarati
\DeclareOption{gurmukhi}{\ds@itrans} %| Gurmukhi
\DeclareOption{hindi}{\ds@itrans} %| Hindi
\DeclareOption{kannada}{\ds@itrans} %| Kannada
\DeclareOption{marathi}{\ds@itrans} %| Marathi
\DeclareOption{oriya}{\ds@itrans} %| Oriya
\DeclareOption{punjabi}{\ds@itrans} %| Punjabi
\DeclareOption{roman}{\ds@itrans} %| Roman
\DeclareOption{sanskrit}{\ds@itrans} %| Sanskrit
\DeclareOption{tamil}{\ds@itrans} %| Tamil
\DeclareOption{telugu}{\ds@itrans\ds@itrans@telugu}%| Telugu
\DeclareOption*{\@latexerr{%
`\CurrentOption' is an invalid option, using `preprocess' instead}%
{Available Options:^^J^^J itrans,html7,html8,bengali,devanagari^^J
gujarati,gurmukhi,hindi,kannada,marathi,oriya,punjabi,roman,sanskrit,^^J
tamil,telugu, ben,dev,guj,gur,hin,kan,mar,ori,pun,rom,san,tam,tel^^J}%
\PassOptionsToPackage{preprocess}{itrans}}
\def\ds@itrans@telugu{%
\InputIfFileExists{itrnstlg.tex}{}{\@latexerr{%
Could not find the itrnstlg.tex macros file.}}}
\def\ds@itrans@devnag{%
\InputIfFileExists{idevn.tex}{}{\@latexerr{%
Could not find the idevn.tex macros file.}}}
% this lets you put the pagenumbers in devanaagarii
% by using \pagenumbering{itrans} in the preamble
\def\@itrans#1{{\fransdvng\number #1}}
\def\ds@notyetitrans#1{%
\typeout{** Sorry, the #1 option isn't implemented yet. **}%
}
\def\ds@itrans{\ds@itrans@devnag
\def\itransloaded{}}
\ProcessOptions*
\expandafter\ifx\csname itransloaded\endcsname\relax\expandafter\ds@itrans\fi
\endinput
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