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| 1 | dashley | 139 | #---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| 2 | #$Header$ | ||
| 3 | #---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ||
| 4 | # Dave Ashley | ||
| 5 | # DASHLEY@GMAIL.COM | ||
| 6 | #---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ||
| 7 | # Tcl script (using Tk extensions, so it must be run under Tk/Wish) to build and package | ||
| 8 | # both Dave Ashley's microcontroller software book, and the associated ESRG Tool set. This | ||
| 9 | # script is also included with the source code of either so that the script can be used | ||
| 10 | # by those who have purchased or otherwise obtained the LaTeX source for the book or the | ||
| 11 | # source for the ESRG Tool Set to do the build. | ||
| 12 | #---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ||
| 13 | #The version control information below is extracted by this Tcl script and incorporated | ||
| 14 | #into the back of the title page. This takes the place of the "main .TEX file" information | ||
| 15 | #that was there previously. Since the main files are now generated on the fly by the Tcl | ||
| 16 | #script, this is the logical replacement. Version control information is included so | ||
| 17 | #that if anything goes awry, the origin and what was being used can be tracked down. | ||
| 18 | # | ||
| 19 | #AUTOMATIC MARKER: BEGIN SCRIPT VERSION CONTROL INFORMATION | ||
| 20 | #$RCSfile: cp_script.tcl,v $ | ||
| 21 | #$Source: /home/dashley/cvsrep/e3ft_gpl01/e3ft_gpl01/dtaipubs/esrgubka/scripts/cp_script.tcl,v $ | ||
| 22 | #$Revision: 1.40 $ | ||
| 23 | #$Author: dashley $ | ||
| 24 | #$Date: 2009/08/14 03:38:57 $ | ||
| 25 | #AUTOMATIC MARKER: END SCRIPT VERSION CONTROL INFORMATION | ||
| 26 | # | ||
| 27 | #**************************************************************************************** | ||
| 28 | #**************************************************************************************** | ||
| 29 | #**** U T I L I T Y F U N C T I O N S ****************************************** | ||
| 30 | #**************************************************************************************** | ||
| 31 | #**************************************************************************************** | ||
| 32 | # Exit procedure. Exits unconditionally. Clicked in response | ||
| 33 | # to the button marked EXIT. | ||
| 34 | # | ||
| 35 | proc exitProc { } { \ | ||
| 36 | global buildlogfilehandle | ||
| 37 | |||
| 38 | #Put the system date and time into the build log and on the console. | ||
| 39 | set buildendtimestamp [clock seconds] | ||
| 40 | set s0 [clock format $buildendtimestamp -format "Execution ending at: %A, %B %d, %Y; %I:%M:%S %p."] | ||
| 41 | outboth $s0 | ||
| 42 | thickhlineboth | ||
| 43 | close $buildlogfilehandle | ||
| 44 | exit 0 | ||
| 45 | } | ||
| 46 | |||
| 47 | #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ||
| 48 | #Writes a contiguous group of a number of characters (or strings) to a stream, | ||
| 49 | #without a terminating newline. | ||
| 50 | |||
| 51 | proc contiggrouptostream { thestream thechar howmany } { | ||
| 52 | for {set i 0} {$i < $howmany} {incr i} { | ||
| 53 | puts -nonewline $thestream $thechar | ||
| 54 | } | ||
| 55 | |||
| 56 | return | ||
| 57 | } | ||
| 58 | |||
| 59 | #---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ||
| 60 | #Copies (binary) from src to dest, destroying dest in advance. | ||
| 61 | proc destructive_binary_copy { src dest } { | ||
| 62 | #Delete dest, if it exists. | ||
| 63 | file delete $dest | ||
| 64 | |||
| 65 | set srchandle [open $src "r"] | ||
| 66 | set dsthandle [open $dest "w"] | ||
| 67 | |||
| 68 | fconfigure $srchandle -translation binary | ||
| 69 | fconfigure $dsthandle -translation binary | ||
| 70 | |||
| 71 | fcopy $srchandle $dsthandle | ||
| 72 | |||
| 73 | close $srchandle | ||
| 74 | close $dsthandle | ||
| 75 | |||
| 76 | return | ||
| 77 | } | ||
| 78 | |||
| 79 | #**************************************************************************************** | ||
| 80 | #**************************************************************************************** | ||
| 81 | #**** N U M B E R I N G F U N C T I O N S ************************************** | ||
| 82 | #**************************************************************************************** | ||
| 83 | #**************************************************************************************** | ||
| 84 | # Each function here has to do with numbering parts, chapters, etc. | ||
| 85 | # | ||
| 86 | # Returns the lower-case string corresponding to a digit. | ||
| 87 | proc lower_case_number_string { arg } { \ | ||
| 88 | switch -exact $arg { | ||
| 89 | "0" { return zero } | ||
| 90 | "1" { return one } | ||
| 91 | "2" { return two } | ||
| 92 | "3" { return three } | ||
| 93 | "4" { return four } | ||
| 94 | "5" { return five } | ||
| 95 | "6" { return six } | ||
| 96 | "7" { return seven } | ||
| 97 | "8" { return eight } | ||
| 98 | "9" { return nine } | ||
| 99 | default { return INTERNAL_FUNCTION_PAR_ERROR } | ||
| 100 | } | ||
| 101 | } | ||
| 102 | |||
| 103 | |||
| 104 | # Returns the upper-case string corresponding to the | ||
| 105 | # roman numerals of a decimal number. Algorithm is simple | ||
| 106 | # case because numbers won't get large enough to prevent | ||
| 107 | # enumeration. | ||
| 108 | proc upper_case_roman_numeral_string { arg } { \ | ||
| 109 | switch -exact $arg { | ||
| 110 | "0" { return ZERO_NOT_SUPPORTED_ROMAN } | ||
| 111 | "1" { return I } | ||
| 112 | "2" { return II } | ||
| 113 | "3" { return III } | ||
| 114 | "4" { return IV } | ||
| 115 | "5" { return V } | ||
| 116 | "6" { return VI } | ||
| 117 | "7" { return VII } | ||
| 118 | "8" { return VIII } | ||
| 119 | "9" { return IX } | ||
| 120 | "10" { return X } | ||
| 121 | "11" { return XI } | ||
| 122 | "12" { return XII } | ||
| 123 | "13" { return XIII } | ||
| 124 | "14" { return XIV } | ||
| 125 | "15" { return XV } | ||
| 126 | "16" { return XVI } | ||
| 127 | "17" { return XVII } | ||
| 128 | "18" { return XVIII } | ||
| 129 | "19" { return XIX } | ||
| 130 | "20" { return XX } | ||
| 131 | "21" { return XXI } | ||
| 132 | "22" { return XXII } | ||
| 133 | "23" { return XXIII } | ||
| 134 | "24" { return XXIV } | ||
| 135 | "25" { return XXV } | ||
| 136 | "26" { return XXVI } | ||
| 137 | "27" { return XXVII } | ||
| 138 | "28" { return XXVIII } | ||
| 139 | "29" { return XXIX } | ||
| 140 | "30" { return XXX } | ||
| 141 | "31" { return XXXI } | ||
| 142 | "32" { return XXXII } | ||
| 143 | "33" { return XXXIII } | ||
| 144 | "34" { return XXXIV } | ||
| 145 | "35" { return XXXV } | ||
| 146 | "36" { return XXXVI } | ||
| 147 | "37" { return XXXVII } | ||
| 148 | "38" { return XXXVIII } | ||
| 149 | "39" { return XXXIX } | ||
| 150 | "40" { return XXXX } | ||
| 151 | "41" { return XXXXI } | ||
| 152 | "42" { return XXXXII } | ||
| 153 | "43" { return XXXXIII } | ||
| 154 | "44" { return XXXXIV } | ||
| 155 | "45" { return XXXXV } | ||
| 156 | "46" { return XXXXVI } | ||
| 157 | "47" { return XXXXVII } | ||
| 158 | "48" { return XXXXVIII } | ||
| 159 | "49" { return IL } | ||
| 160 | default { return INTERNAL_FUNCTION_PAR_ERROR } | ||
| 161 | } | ||
| 162 | } | ||
| 163 | |||
| 164 | #**************************************************************************************** | ||
| 165 | #**************************************************************************************** | ||
| 166 | #**** T E X T M A N I P U L A T I O N F U N C T I O N S ********************* | ||
| 167 | #**************************************************************************************** | ||
| 168 | #**************************************************************************************** | ||
| 169 | # | ||
| 170 | # Replaces all digits in a string with their textual strings. This is used to form | ||
| 171 | # commands whose names the LaTeX compiler will accept. | ||
| 172 | proc replace_digits_with_alphas { arg } { \ | ||
| 173 | set result "" | ||
| 174 | set N [string length $arg] | ||
| 175 | |||
| 176 | for {set i 0} {$i < $N} {incr i} { \ | ||
| 177 | set c [string index $arg $i] | ||
| 178 | |||
| 179 | if {[string first $c "0123456789"] == -1} { \ | ||
| 180 | #Isn't a digit, just append. | ||
| 181 | append result $c | ||
| 182 | } \ | ||
| 183 | else { | ||
| 184 | #Is a digit, must expand and append. | ||
| 185 | append result [lower_case_number_string $c] | ||
| 186 | } | ||
| 187 | } | ||
| 188 | |||
| 189 | return $result | ||
| 190 | } | ||
| 191 | |||
| 192 | #Replaces any spaces in a string with the HTML code %20. This is necessary to | ||
| 193 | #to achieve the proper HTML syntax when putting filenames in in come contexts. | ||
| 194 | # | ||
| 195 | proc replace_spaces_with_HTML_codes { tgt } { \ | ||
| 196 | set tgt [string map {" " "%20"} $tgt] | ||
| 197 | return $tgt | ||
| 198 | } | ||
| 199 | |||
| 200 | |||
| 201 | #**************************************************************************************** | ||
| 202 | #**************************************************************************************** | ||
| 203 | #**** V E R S I O N C O N T R O L E X T R A C T I O N F U N C T I O N S ** | ||
| 204 | #**************************************************************************************** | ||
| 205 | #**************************************************************************************** | ||
| 206 | #Extracts the version control information lines (marked automatically above) from this | ||
| 207 | #file and returns them as a string. The string includes all newline characters. | ||
| 208 | |||
| 209 | proc extract_this_scripts_version_control_information { } { \ | ||
| 210 | #Define the strings that we'll accept as beginning the | ||
| 211 | #block of version control information and the strings | ||
| 212 | #that we'll accept as terminating it. | ||
| 213 | set begin_string "AUTOMATIC MARKER: BEGIN SCRIPT VERSION CONTROL INFORMATION" | ||
| 214 | set end_string "AUTOMATIC MARKER: END SCRIPT VERSION CONTROL INFORMATION" | ||
| 215 | |||
| 216 | #Initialize our return value to nothing so far. | ||
| 217 | set rv "" | ||
| 218 | |||
| 219 | #Open the script for extraction. | ||
| 220 | set script_handle [open scripts/cp_script.tcl r] | ||
| 221 | |||
| 222 | #Leaf through the file until we hit the end of file or else the beginning string. | ||
| 223 | set eof_found 0 | ||
| 224 | set beginstring_found 0 | ||
| 225 | while {!$eof_found && !$beginstring_found} { \ | ||
| 226 | set current_line [gets $script_handle] | ||
| 227 | set beginstring_found_index [string first $begin_string $current_line] | ||
| 228 | set beginstring_found [expr $beginstring_found_index >= 0] | ||
| 229 | set eof_found [eof $script_handle] | ||
| 230 | } | ||
| 231 | |||
| 232 | if {!$eof_found} { \ | ||
| 233 | #If we're here, we got the begin string we were looking for. Copy over | ||
| 234 | #until the end string is encountered or until end of file. | ||
| 235 | set endstring_found 0 | ||
| 236 | while {!$eof_found && !$endstring_found} { \ | ||
| 237 | set current_line [gets $script_handle] | ||
| 238 | |||
| 239 | #If the first character of the line is a Tcl comment delimieter (which it | ||
| 240 | #most likely is), trash it. | ||
| 241 | set current_line [string trimleft $current_line "#"] | ||
| 242 | |||
| 243 | set endstring_found_index [string first $end_string $current_line] | ||
| 244 | set endstring_found [expr $endstring_found_index >= 0] | ||
| 245 | set eof_found [eof $script_handle] | ||
| 246 | if {!$endstring_found} { \ | ||
| 247 | append rv $current_line "\n" | ||
| 248 | } | ||
| 249 | } | ||
| 250 | } | ||
| 251 | |||
| 252 | #Close the script file. | ||
| 253 | close $script_handle | ||
| 254 | |||
| 255 | #Return the extracted version control information. | ||
| 256 | return $rv | ||
| 257 | } | ||
| 258 | |||
| 259 | #**************************************************************************************** | ||
| 260 | #**************************************************************************************** | ||
| 261 | #**** L O G G I N G F U N C T I O N S ****************************************** | ||
| 262 | #**************************************************************************************** | ||
| 263 | #**************************************************************************************** | ||
| 264 | # Each function in this category is called as an aid in maintaing a log file and a | ||
| 265 | # console display which say exactly the same thing. | ||
| 266 | #---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ||
| 267 | #Writes a contiguous group of a number of characters to the standard output, | ||
| 268 | #plus to the build log file. | ||
| 269 | |||
| 270 | proc contiggrouptoboth { thechar howmany } { | ||
| 271 | global buildlogfilehandle | ||
| 272 | |||
| 273 | contiggrouptostream $buildlogfilehandle $thechar $howmany | ||
| 274 | contiggrouptostream stdout $thechar $howmany | ||
| 275 | |||
| 276 | return | ||
| 277 | } | ||
| 278 | |||
| 279 | #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ||
| 280 | #Writes a line of $loglinelength hyphens followed by a newline to only the | ||
| 281 | #console, but not the build log file. | ||
| 282 | |||
| 283 | proc hlineconsole {} { | ||
| 284 | global loglinelength | ||
| 285 | |||
| 286 | contiggrouptostream stdout - $loglinelength | ||
| 287 | puts "" | ||
| 288 | |||
| 289 | return | ||
| 290 | } | ||
| 291 | |||
| 292 | #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ||
| 293 | #Writes a line of $loglinelength hyphens followed by a newline to both the | ||
| 294 | #console and the build log file. | ||
| 295 | |||
| 296 | proc hlineboth {} { | ||
| 297 | global loglinelength | ||
| 298 | global buildlogfilehandle | ||
| 299 | |||
| 300 | contiggrouptoboth - $loglinelength | ||
| 301 | puts $buildlogfilehandle "" | ||
| 302 | puts "" | ||
| 303 | |||
| 304 | return | ||
| 305 | } | ||
| 306 | |||
| 307 | #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ||
| 308 | #Writes a line of $loglinelength "=" chars followed by a newline to only the | ||
| 309 | #console but not the build log file. | ||
| 310 | |||
| 311 | proc thickhlineconsole {} { | ||
| 312 | global loglinelength | ||
| 313 | |||
| 314 | contiggrouptostream stdout = $loglinelength | ||
| 315 | puts "" | ||
| 316 | |||
| 317 | return | ||
| 318 | } | ||
| 319 | |||
| 320 | #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ||
| 321 | #Writes a line of $loglinelength "=" chars followed by a newline to both the | ||
| 322 | #console and the build log file. | ||
| 323 | |||
| 324 | proc thickhlineboth {} { | ||
| 325 | global loglinelength | ||
| 326 | global buildlogfilehandle | ||
| 327 | |||
| 328 | contiggrouptoboth = $loglinelength | ||
| 329 | puts $buildlogfilehandle "" | ||
| 330 | puts "" | ||
| 331 | |||
| 332 | return | ||
| 333 | } | ||
| 334 | |||
| 335 | #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ||
| 336 | #Dumps output to both the console and the log file, with newline attached. | ||
| 337 | proc outboth { arg } { | ||
| 338 | global buildlogfilehandle | ||
| 339 | |||
| 340 | puts $buildlogfilehandle $arg | ||
| 341 | puts $arg | ||
| 342 | |||
| 343 | return | ||
| 344 | } | ||
| 345 | |||
| 346 | #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ||
| 347 | #Dumps output to both the console and the log file, without newline attached. | ||
| 348 | proc outbothnonl { arg } { | ||
| 349 | global buildlogfilehandle | ||
| 350 | |||
| 351 | puts -nonewline $buildlogfilehandle $arg | ||
| 352 | puts -nonewline $arg | ||
| 353 | |||
| 354 | return | ||
| 355 | } | ||
| 356 | |||
| 357 | #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ||
| 358 | #Prints a banner to the passed stream indicating success or failure of a build | ||
| 359 | #script. The two messages are "*OK*" and "FAIL". The failflag, if 0, means | ||
| 360 | #success, or if non-zero, means failure. The banner will be centered | ||
| 361 | #in the output. $nearpadchar and $farpadchar are the characters used to pad | ||
| 362 | #the centering near the banner letters and farther away. $nearfarmargin is | ||
| 363 | #the number of characters for which the near characters extend. | ||
| 364 | proc passfailbannertostream { thestream passfailflag nearpadchar farpadchar nearfarmargin} { | ||
| 365 | |||
| 366 | global loglinelength | ||
| 367 | |||
| 368 | set passbanner { | ||
| 369 | " OOOOO K K" \ | ||
| 370 | "O O K K " \ | ||
| 371 | "O O K K " \ | ||
| 372 | "O O KK " \ | ||
| 373 | "O O K K " \ | ||
| 374 | "O O K K " \ | ||
| 375 | "O O K K " \ | ||
| 376 | "O O K K " \ | ||
| 377 | " OOOOO K K" \ | ||
| 378 | } | ||
| 379 | set failbanner { | ||
| 380 | "FFFFFFF AAA III L " \ | ||
| 381 | "F A A I L " \ | ||
| 382 | "F A A I L " \ | ||
| 383 | "F A A I L " \ | ||
| 384 | "FFFFFF AAAAAAA I L " \ | ||
| 385 | "F A A I L " \ | ||
| 386 | "F A A I L " \ | ||
| 387 | "F A A I L " \ | ||
| 388 | "F A A III LLLLLLL" \ | ||
| 389 | } | ||
| 390 | |||
| 391 | #First we need to calculate the number of chars on the left with which | ||
| 392 | #to pad the the result. | ||
| 393 | |||
| 394 | if {$passfailflag != 0} { | ||
| 395 | #Fail | ||
| 396 | set banner $failbanner | ||
| 397 | } \ | ||
| 398 | else { | ||
| 399 | #Pass | ||
| 400 | set banner $passbanner | ||
| 401 | } | ||
| 402 | |||
| 403 | #Determine the width of the banner which applies. | ||
| 404 | set bannerwidth [string length [lindex $banner 0] ] | ||
| 405 | |||
| 406 | #Calculate the size in chars to use for the far padding. | ||
| 407 | set farpadwidth [expr "($loglinelength - $bannerwidth - (2 * $nearfarmargin ) ) >> 1"] | ||
| 408 | |||
| 409 | #If by poor choice of all values we ended up with a negative number, clip it to zero. | ||
| 410 | if {$farpadwidth < 0} { | ||
| 411 | set farpadwidth 0 | ||
| 412 | } | ||
| 413 | |||
| 414 | #Iterate to output the lines of the banner. | ||
| 415 | foreach curline $banner { | ||
| 416 | for {set i 0} {$i < $farpadwidth} {incr i} { | ||
| 417 | puts -nonewline $thestream $farpadchar | ||
| 418 | } | ||
| 419 | |||
| 420 | for {set i 0} {$i < $nearfarmargin} {incr i} { | ||
| 421 | puts -nonewline $thestream $nearpadchar | ||
| 422 | } | ||
| 423 | |||
| 424 | puts -nonewline $thestream $curline | ||
| 425 | |||
| 426 | for {set i 0} {$i < $nearfarmargin} {incr i} { | ||
| 427 | puts -nonewline $thestream $nearpadchar | ||
| 428 | } | ||
| 429 | |||
| 430 | for {set i 0} {$i < $farpadwidth} {incr i} { | ||
| 431 | puts -nonewline $thestream $farpadchar | ||
| 432 | } | ||
| 433 | |||
| 434 | puts $thestream "" | ||
| 435 | } | ||
| 436 | |||
| 437 | return | ||
| 438 | } | ||
| 439 | |||
| 440 | #**************************************************************************************** | ||
| 441 | #**************************************************************************************** | ||
| 442 | #**** D A T A S T R U C T U R E U T I L I T Y F U N C T I O N S ********** | ||
| 443 | #**************************************************************************************** | ||
| 444 | #**************************************************************************************** | ||
| 445 | # Each function in this category provides a function related to the data structures | ||
| 446 | # embedded in the script. Generally, errors are all fatal. | ||
| 447 | #---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ||
| 448 | # Indexes the volume list by the 4-letter tag. This is done for lookup speed. | ||
| 449 | proc IndexVolumeList { } { \ | ||
| 450 | global bookVolumeList | ||
| 451 | global bookVolumeListStructSize | ||
| 452 | global bookVolumeListIndex | ||
| 453 | |||
| 454 | outboth "Indexing volume list." | ||
| 455 | |||
| 456 | set N [llength $bookVolumeList] | ||
| 457 | |||
| 458 | for {set i 0} {$i < $N} {incr i $bookVolumeListStructSize} { \ | ||
| 459 | set elem [lindex $bookVolumeList $i] | ||
| 460 | |||
| 461 | set bookVolumeListIndex($elem) $i | ||
| 462 | |||
| 463 | outboth " bookVolumeList($elem) = $i" | ||
| 464 | } | ||
| 465 | |||
| 466 | hlineboth | ||
| 467 | } | ||
| 468 | |||
| 469 | #---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ||
| 470 | # Indexes the chapter list by the 4-letter tag. This is done for lookup speed. | ||
| 471 | proc IndexChapterList { } { \ | ||
| 472 | global chapterList | ||
| 473 | global chapterListStructSize | ||
| 474 | global chapterListIndex | ||
| 475 | |||
| 476 | outboth "Indexing chapter list." | ||
| 477 | |||
| 478 | set N [llength $chapterList] | ||
| 479 | |||
| 480 | for {set i 0} {$i < $N} {incr i $chapterListStructSize} { \ | ||
| 481 | set elem [lindex $chapterList $i] | ||
| 482 | |||
| 483 | set chapterListIndex($elem) $i | ||
| 484 | |||
| 485 | outboth " chapterList($elem) = $i" | ||
| 486 | } | ||
| 487 | |||
| 488 | hlineboth | ||
| 489 | } | ||
| 490 | |||
| 491 | #**************************************************************************************** | ||
| 492 | #**************************************************************************************** | ||
| 493 | #**** C H A P T E R T A B L E L O O K U P F U N C T I O N S ************** | ||
| 494 | #**************************************************************************************** | ||
| 495 | #**************************************************************************************** | ||
| 496 | # Functions which look up chapter table information. | ||
| 497 | #---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ||
| 498 | # | ||
| 499 | # Returns the single-volume long title for a chapter. Input is the 4-character | ||
| 500 | # chapter tag. Chapter table must have been indexed in advance. | ||
| 501 | proc get_chap_long_single_volume_title { ctag } { \ | ||
| 502 | global chapterList | ||
| 503 | global chapterListIndex | ||
| 504 | |||
| 505 | set i $chapterListIndex($ctag) | ||
| 506 | |||
| 507 | return [lindex $chapterList [expr $i + 1]] | ||
| 508 | } | ||
| 509 | |||
| 510 | # Returns the single-volume short title for a chapter. Input is the 4-character | ||
| 511 | # chapter tag. Chapter table must have been indexed in advance. | ||
| 512 | proc get_chap_short_single_volume_title { ctag } { \ | ||
| 513 | global chapterList | ||
| 514 | global chapterListIndex | ||
| 515 | |||
| 516 | set i $chapterListIndex($ctag) | ||
| 517 | |||
| 518 | return [lindex $chapterList [expr $i + 2]] | ||
| 519 | } | ||
| 520 | |||
| 521 | #Mark an individual chapter (by tag) used. | ||
| 522 | proc mark_chapter_used { ctag } { \ | ||
| 523 | global chapterList | ||
| 524 | global chapterListIndex | ||
| 525 | |||
| 526 | #outboth "Inside chapter marking function, ctag is : $ctag" | ||
| 527 | |||
| 528 | set i $chapterListIndex($ctag) | ||
| 529 | |||
| 530 | set i [expr $i + 7] | ||
| 531 | |||
| 532 | #outboth "Element selected for marking is : $i" | ||
| 533 | |||
| 534 | #outboth "Current value is: [lindex $chapterList $i]" | ||
| 535 | |||
| 536 | set chapterList [lreplace $chapterList $i $i 1] | ||
| 537 | |||
| 538 | #outboth "New value is: [lindex $chapterList $i]" | ||
| 539 | } | ||
| 540 | |||
| 541 | |||
| 542 | #Inquire if a given chapter (by tag) has its used flag set. | ||
| 543 | #Result is "1" if used, "0" otherwise. | ||
| 544 | proc get_chap_used_flag { ctag } { \ | ||
| 545 | global chapterList | ||
| 546 | global chapterListStructSize | ||
| 547 | global chapterListIndex | ||
| 548 | |||
| 549 | set i $chapterListIndex($ctag) | ||
| 550 | |||
| 551 | set i [expr $i + 7] | ||
| 552 | |||
| 553 | return [lindex $chapterList $i] | ||
| 554 | } | ||
| 555 | |||
| 556 | |||
| 557 | #Marks each of the chapters as unused (resets all of the "used" flags to zero). | ||
| 558 | proc mark_all_chaps_unused { } { \ | ||
| 559 | global chapterList | ||
| 560 | global chapterListStructSize | ||
| 561 | |||
| 562 | set N [llength $chapterList] | ||
| 563 | |||
| 564 | for {set i 0} {$i < $N} {incr i $chapterListStructSize} { \ | ||
| 565 | set j [expr $i + 7] | ||
| 566 | |||
| 567 | set chapterList [lreplace $chapterList $j $j 0] | ||
| 568 | } | ||
| 569 | } | ||
| 570 | |||
| 571 | #**************************************************************************************** | ||
| 572 | #**************************************************************************************** | ||
| 573 | #**** V O L U M E T A B L E L O O K U P F U N C T I O N S **************** | ||
| 574 | #**************************************************************************************** | ||
| 575 | #**************************************************************************************** | ||
| 576 | # Functions which lookup volume table information. | ||
| 577 | #---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ||
| 578 | # Returns the part string associated with a volume record in the volume table. | ||
| 579 | # Input is the 4-character volume tag. Volume table must have been indexed in advance. | ||
| 580 | proc get_vol_part_title { vtag } { \ | ||
| 581 | global bookVolumeList | ||
| 582 | global bookVolumeListIndex | ||
| 583 | |||
| 584 | set i $bookVolumeListIndex($vtag) | ||
| 585 | |||
| 586 | return [lindex $bookVolumeList [expr $i + 3]] | ||
| 587 | } | ||
| 588 | |||
| 589 | # Returns the multiple-volume long title associated with a volume. | ||
| 590 | # Input is the 4-character volume tag. Volume table must have been indexed in advance. | ||
| 591 | proc get_multi_vol_long_title { vtag } { \ | ||
| 592 | global bookVolumeList | ||
| 593 | global bookVolumeListIndex | ||
| 594 | |||
| 595 | set i $bookVolumeListIndex($vtag) | ||
| 596 | |||
| 597 | return [lindex $bookVolumeList [expr $i + 4]] | ||
| 598 | } | ||
| 599 | |||
| 600 | #Marks each of the volumes as unused (resets all of the "used" flags to zero). | ||
| 601 | proc mark_all_volumes_unused { } { \ | ||
| 602 | global bookVolumeList | ||
| 603 | global bookVolumeListStructSize | ||
| 604 | |||
| 605 | set N [llength $bookVolumeList] | ||
| 606 | |||
| 607 | for {set i 0} {$i < $N} {incr i $bookVolumeListStructSize} { \ | ||
| 608 | set j [expr $i + 7] | ||
| 609 | |||
| 610 | set bookVolumeList [lreplace $bookVolumeList $j $j 0] | ||
| 611 | } | ||
| 612 | } | ||
| 613 | |||
| 614 | #Mark an individual volume (by tag) used. | ||
| 615 | proc mark_volume_used { vtag } { \ | ||
| 616 | global bookVolumeList | ||
| 617 | global bookVolumeListIndex | ||
| 618 | |||
| 619 | set i $bookVolumeListIndex($vtag) | ||
| 620 | |||
| 621 | set i [expr $i + 7] | ||
| 622 | |||
| 623 | set bookVolumeList [lreplace $bookVolumeList $i $i 1] | ||
| 624 | } | ||
| 625 | |||
| 626 | |||
| 627 | #Inquire if a given volume (by tag) has its used flag set. | ||
| 628 | #Result is "1" if used, "0" otherwise. | ||
| 629 | proc get_volume_used_flag { vtag } { \ | ||
| 630 | global bookVolumeList | ||
| 631 | global bookVolumeListStructSize | ||
| 632 | global bookVolumeListIndex | ||
| 633 | |||
| 634 | set i $bookVolumeListIndex($vtag) | ||
| 635 | |||
| 636 | set i [expr $i + 7] | ||
| 637 | |||
| 638 | return [lindex $bookVolumeList $i] | ||
| 639 | } | ||
| 640 | |||
| 641 | |||
| 642 | #**************************************************************************************** | ||
| 643 | #**************************************************************************************** | ||
| 644 | #**** L A T E X C O M P I L E F U N C T I O N S ***************************** | ||
| 645 | #**************************************************************************************** | ||
| 646 | #**************************************************************************************** | ||
| 647 | # Each function in this category performs a function related to LaTeX compilation or | ||
| 648 | # indexing. | ||
| 649 | #---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ||
| 650 | # Performs the LaTeX compile of the passed filename, in the "root" directory of the book. | ||
| 651 | # Any errors will cause the script to terminate. It gets more attention that way, when | ||
| 652 | # an error kills the script. | ||
| 653 | # | ||
| 654 | proc LatexCompileFile { filename } { \ | ||
| 655 | global execLatexCompiler | ||
| 656 | global errorCode | ||
| 657 | |||
| 658 | #The error-handling strategy taken in this function is to terminate with a log file | ||
| 659 | #entry if the LaTeX compiler chokes. First of all, generally the LaTeX code is | ||
| 660 | #debugged in the 4AllTex GUI, so we shouldn't be compiling bad LaTeX code here. | ||
| 661 | #Second, this is a utility script, and not required to be graceful. Third, | ||
| 662 | #terminating the program will definitely get the user's attention, whereas any | ||
| 663 | #lesser approach might not. | ||
| 664 | outbothnonl "Using LaTeX to compile: $filename" | ||
| 665 | outboth . | ||
| 666 | hlineboth | ||
| 667 | |||
| 668 | #The full path to the LaTeX compiler has already been calculated for us at | ||
| 669 | #script startup. | ||
| 670 | |||
| 671 | #Delete existing intermediate files if they exist. | ||
| 672 | file delete tcl00out.txt | ||
| 673 | file delete tcl00err.txt | ||
| 674 | |||
| 675 | #Open the intermediate files for writing. | ||
| 676 | set stdouthandle [open "tcl00out.txt" "w"] | ||
| 677 | set stderrhandle [open "tcl00err.txt" "w"] | ||
| 678 | |||
| 679 | #Execute exec and suppress errors. | ||
| 680 | set catchreturncode 0 | ||
| 681 | set catchreturncode [catch {exec -- $execLatexCompiler -progname=latex &latex $filename >@ $stdouthandle 2>@ $stderrhandle}] | ||
| 682 | set catcherrorcode $errorCode | ||
| 683 | |||
| 684 | #Close both open files. | ||
| 685 | close $stderrhandle | ||
| 686 | close $stdouthandle | ||
| 687 | |||
| 688 | if {$catchreturncode} { | ||
| 689 | outbothnonl "$execLatexCompiler generated errors (information follows): $catchreturncode $catcherrorcode" | ||
| 690 | outboth "." | ||
| 691 | outboth "The build must be aborted." | ||
| 692 | set compilefailed 1 | ||
| 693 | hlineboth | ||
| 694 | } \ | ||
| 695 | else { | ||
| 696 | outboth "$execLatexCompiler did not generate errors." | ||
| 697 | set compilefailed 0 | ||
| 698 | hlineboth | ||
| 699 | } | ||
| 700 | |||
| 701 | set stdouthandle [open "tcl00out.txt" "r"] | ||
| 702 | set stderrhandle [open "tcl00err.txt" "r"] | ||
| 703 | set stdoutoutput [read $stdouthandle] | ||
| 704 | set stderroutput [read $stderrhandle] | ||
| 705 | close $stdouthandle | ||
| 706 | close $stderrhandle | ||
| 707 | |||
| 708 | #Delete existing intermediate files if they exist. | ||
| 709 | file delete tcl00out.txt | ||
| 710 | file delete tcl00err.txt | ||
| 711 | |||
| 712 | outboth "Standard output stream from $execLatexCompiler invocation:" | ||
| 713 | hlineboth | ||
| 714 | outboth $stdoutoutput | ||
| 715 | hlineboth | ||
| 716 | outboth "Standard error stream from $execLatexCompiler invocation:" | ||
| 717 | hlineboth | ||
| 718 | outboth $stderroutput | ||
| 719 | hlineboth | ||
| 720 | |||
| 721 | if {$compilefailed} { \ | ||
| 722 | outboth "Compile has failed. Must abort script." | ||
| 723 | exitProc | ||
| 724 | } | ||
| 725 | |||
| 726 | update | ||
| 727 | } | ||
| 728 | |||
| 729 | #---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ||
| 730 | # Runs the MAKEINDEX program for a file located in the root directory of the book. | ||
| 731 | # File parameter passed is just the "base" file name. | ||
| 732 | # | ||
| 733 | proc MakeOrdinaryIndexFile { filename } { \ | ||
| 734 | global execMakeindex | ||
| 735 | global errorCode | ||
| 736 | |||
| 737 | #The error-handling strategy taken in this function is to terminate with a log file | ||
| 738 | #entry if the Makeindex utility chokes. First of all, generally the LaTeX code is | ||
| 739 | #debugged in the 4AllTex GUI, so we shouldn't be compiling bad LaTeX code here. | ||
| 740 | #Second, this is a utility script, and not required to be graceful. Third, | ||
| 741 | #terminating the program will definitely get the user's attention, whereas any | ||
| 742 | #lesser approach might not. | ||
| 743 | outbothnonl "Using MAKEINDEX to process: $filename" | ||
| 744 | outboth . | ||
| 745 | hlineboth | ||
| 746 | |||
| 747 | #The full path to the MAKEINDEX utility has already been calculated for us at | ||
| 748 | #script startup. | ||
| 749 | |||
| 750 | #Delete existing intermediate files if they exist. | ||
| 751 | file delete tcl00out.txt | ||
| 752 | file delete tcl00err.txt | ||
| 753 | |||
| 754 | #Open the intermediate files for writing. | ||
| 755 | set stdouthandle [open "tcl00out.txt" "w"] | ||
| 756 | set stderrhandle [open "tcl00err.txt" "w"] | ||
| 757 | |||
| 758 | #Execute exec and suppress errors. | ||
| 759 | set catchreturncode 0 | ||
| 760 | set catchreturncode [catch {exec -- $execMakeindex $filename >@ $stdouthandle 2>@ $stderrhandle}] | ||
| 761 | set catcherrorcode $errorCode | ||
| 762 | |||
| 763 | #Close both open files. | ||
| 764 | close $stderrhandle | ||
| 765 | close $stdouthandle | ||
| 766 | |||
| 767 | if {$catchreturncode} { | ||
| 768 | outbothnonl "$execMakeindex generated errors (information follows): $catchreturncode $catcherrorcode" | ||
| 769 | outboth "." | ||
| 770 | outboth "The build must be aborted." | ||
| 771 | set compilefailed 1 | ||
| 772 | hlineboth | ||
| 773 | } \ | ||
| 774 | else { | ||
| 775 | outboth "$execMakeindex did not generate errors." | ||
| 776 | set compilefailed 0 | ||
| 777 | hlineboth | ||
| 778 | } | ||
| 779 | |||
| 780 | set stdouthandle [open "tcl00out.txt" "r"] | ||
| 781 | set stderrhandle [open "tcl00err.txt" "r"] | ||
| 782 | set stdoutoutput [read $stdouthandle] | ||
| 783 | set stderroutput [read $stderrhandle] | ||
| 784 | close $stdouthandle | ||
| 785 | close $stderrhandle | ||
| 786 | |||
| 787 | #Delete existing intermediate files if they exist. | ||
| 788 | file delete tcl00out.txt | ||
| 789 | file delete tcl00err.txt | ||
| 790 | |||
| 791 | outboth "Standard output stream from $execMakeindex invocation:" | ||
| 792 | hlineboth | ||
| 793 | outboth $stdoutoutput | ||
| 794 | hlineboth | ||
| 795 | outboth "Standard error stream from $execMakeindex invocation:" | ||
| 796 | hlineboth | ||
| 797 | outboth $stderroutput | ||
| 798 | hlineboth | ||
| 799 | |||
| 800 | if {$compilefailed} { \ | ||
| 801 | outboth "$execMakeindex has failed. Must abort script." | ||
| 802 | exitProc | ||
| 803 | } | ||
| 804 | |||
| 805 | update | ||
| 806 | } | ||
| 807 | |||
| 808 | #---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ||
| 809 | # Runs the DVIPS program to generate postscript output for a file located in the root | ||
| 810 | # directory of the book. File parameter passed is just the "base" file name. | ||
| 811 | # | ||
| 812 | proc RunDvipsToGenPsOutput { filename } { \ | ||
| 813 | global execDvips | ||
| 814 | global errorCode | ||
| 815 | global pathUcBookA | ||
| 816 | |||
| 817 | #The error-handling strategy taken in this function is to terminate with a log file | ||
| 818 | #entry if the DVIPS utility chokes. First of all, generally the LaTeX code is | ||
| 819 | #debugged in the 4AllTex GUI, so we shouldn't be compiling bad LaTeX code here. | ||
| 820 | #Second, this is a utility script, and not required to be graceful. Third, | ||
| 821 | #terminating the program will definitely get the user's attention, whereas any | ||
| 822 | #lesser approach might not. | ||
| 823 | outbothnonl "Using DVIPS to process: $filename" | ||
| 824 | outboth . | ||
| 825 | hlineboth | ||
| 826 | |||
| 827 | #The full path to the DVIPS utility has already been calculated for us at | ||
| 828 | #script startup. | ||
| 829 | |||
| 830 | #Delete existing intermediate files if they exist. | ||
| 831 | file delete tcl00out.txt | ||
| 832 | file delete tcl00err.txt | ||
| 833 | |||
| 834 | #Open the intermediate files for writing. | ||
| 835 | set stdouthandle [open "tcl00out.txt" "w"] | ||
| 836 | set stderrhandle [open "tcl00err.txt" "w"] | ||
| 837 | |||
| 838 | #Generate the full path names of interest. We need to convert the forward slashes | ||
| 839 | #in both names to backslashes because DVIPS accepts the file name and opens the file | ||
| 840 | #itself. | ||
| 841 | set dvips_input "" | ||
| 842 | append dvips_input $pathUcBookA / $filename .dvi | ||
| 843 | set dvips_input [string map {/ \\} $dvips_input] | ||
| 844 | set dvips_output "" | ||
| 845 | append dvips_output $pathUcBookA / $filename .ps | ||
| 846 | set dvips_output [string map {/ \\} $dvips_output] | ||
| 847 | |||
| 848 | #outboth $dvips_input | ||
| 849 | #outboth $dvips_output | ||
| 850 | |||
| 851 | #d:\4tex5.0\bin\win32\dvips.exe -P ljfive -o"c:\esrgubka\llr0.ps" "c:\esrgubka\llr0.dvi" | ||
| 852 | |||
| 853 | #Execute exec and suppress errors. | ||
| 854 | set catchreturncode 0 | ||
| 855 | set catchreturncode [catch {exec -- $execDvips -T 8.5in,11in -o$dvips_output $dvips_input >@ $stdouthandle 2>@ $stderrhandle}] | ||
| 856 | set catcherrorcode $errorCode | ||
| 857 | |||
| 858 | #Close both open files. | ||
| 859 | close $stderrhandle | ||
| 860 | close $stdouthandle | ||
| 861 | |||
| 862 | if {$catchreturncode} { | ||
| 863 | outbothnonl "$execDvips generated errors (information follows): $catchreturncode $catcherrorcode" | ||
| 864 | outboth "." | ||
| 865 | outboth "The build must be aborted." | ||
| 866 | set compilefailed 1 | ||
| 867 | hlineboth | ||
| 868 | } \ | ||
| 869 | else { | ||
| 870 | outboth "$execDvips did not generate errors." | ||
| 871 | set compilefailed 0 | ||
| 872 | hlineboth | ||
| 873 | } | ||
| 874 | |||
| 875 | set stdouthandle [open "tcl00out.txt" "r"] | ||
| 876 | set stderrhandle [open "tcl00err.txt" "r"] | ||
| 877 | set stdoutoutput [read $stdouthandle] | ||
| 878 | set stderroutput [read $stderrhandle] | ||
| 879 | close $stdouthandle | ||
| 880 | close $stderrhandle | ||
| 881 | |||
| 882 | #Delete existing intermediate files if they exist. | ||
| 883 | file delete tcl00out.txt | ||
| 884 | file delete tcl00err.txt | ||
| 885 | |||
| 886 | outboth "Standard output stream from $execDvips invocation:" | ||
| 887 | hlineboth | ||
| 888 | outboth $stdoutoutput | ||
| 889 | hlineboth | ||
| 890 | outboth "Standard error stream from $execDvips invocation:" | ||
| 891 | hlineboth | ||
| 892 | outboth $stderroutput | ||
| 893 | hlineboth | ||
| 894 | |||
| 895 | if {$compilefailed} { \ | ||
| 896 | outboth "$execDvips has failed. Must abort script." | ||
| 897 | exitProc | ||
| 898 | } | ||
| 899 | |||
| 900 | update | ||
| 901 | } | ||
| 902 | |||
| 903 | #---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ||
| 904 | # Modifies a PS file generated by DVIPS to be duplex. This is done in a very crude way, | ||
| 905 | # by inserting PostScript. It can probably be done more elegantly by using the configuration | ||
| 906 | # and startup files of DVIPS | ||
| 907 | # | ||
| 908 | proc ModifyPsToDuplex { filebasename } { \ | ||
| 909 | global errorCode | ||
| 910 | global pathUcBookA | ||
| 911 | |||
| 912 | outbothnonl "Modifying postscript to get duplex form of: $filebasename" | ||
| 913 | outboth . | ||
| 914 | update | ||
| 915 | |||
| 916 | #Form the full path of both file names. | ||
| 917 | set mod_input "" | ||
| 918 | set mod_output "" | ||
| 919 | append mod_input $pathUcBookA / $filebasename .ps | ||
| 920 | append mod_output $pathUcBookA / $filebasename _duplex.ps | ||
| 921 | |||
| 922 | set inhandle [open $mod_input "r"] | ||
| 923 | set outhandle [open $mod_output "w"] | ||
| 924 | |||
| 925 | #Set larger buffers to speed the I/O operations. | ||
| 926 | fconfigure $inhandle -buffering full -buffersize 200000 | ||
| 927 | fconfigure $outhandle -buffering full -buffersize 200000 | ||
| 928 | |||
| 929 | set oneshot 0 | ||
| 930 | |||
| 931 | while {! [eof $inhandle] } { \ | ||
| 932 | set line [gets $inhandle] | ||
| 933 | puts $outhandle $line | ||
| 934 | |||
| 935 | if { ! $oneshot } { \ | ||
| 936 | if { [string match "*DVIPSSource*" $line] } { \ | ||
| 937 | puts $outhandle "<< /Duplex true >> setpagedevice" | ||
| 938 | set oneshot 1 | ||
| 939 | } | ||
| 940 | } | ||
| 941 | } | ||
| 942 | |||
| 943 | #Close both open files. | ||
| 944 | close $inhandle | ||
| 945 | close $outhandle | ||
| 946 | |||
| 947 | hlineboth | ||
| 948 | |||
| 949 | update | ||
| 950 | } | ||
| 951 | |||
| 952 | |||
| 953 | #**************************************************************************************** | ||
| 954 | #**************************************************************************************** | ||
| 955 | #**** L A T E X S O U R C E F I L E G E N E R A T I O N ****************** | ||
| 956 | #**************************************************************************************** | ||
| 957 | #**************************************************************************************** | ||
| 958 | #Outputs the file title line of a LaTeX book source file. | ||
| 959 | # | ||
| 960 | proc output_title_line { handle filename desc} { \ | ||
| 961 | puts $handle "%[string toupper $filename]: $desc" | ||
| 962 | puts $handle "%" | ||
| 963 | |||
| 964 | set preamble { | ||
| 965 | "%-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------" \ | ||
| 966 | "%This is an automatically generated file and not version-controlled. This file is" \ | ||
| 967 | "%generated by the script CP_SCRIPT.TCL." \ | ||
| 968 | "%-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------" \ | ||
| 969 | "%" \ | ||
| 970 | } | ||
| 971 | |||
| 972 | for {set i 0} {$i < [llength $preamble]} {incr i} { \ | ||
| 973 | puts $handle [lindex $preamble $i] | ||
| 974 | } | ||
| 975 | } | ||
| 976 | |||
| 977 | #Outputs the LaTeX document class and package includes. | ||
| 978 | # | ||
| 979 | proc output_doc_class_and_package_includes { handle } { \ | ||
| 980 | set preamble { | ||
| 981 | "\\documentclass[letterpaper,10pt,titlepage]\{custbook\}" \ | ||
| 982 | "%" \ | ||
| 983 | "\\pagestyle\{headings\}" \ | ||
| 984 | "%" \ | ||
| 985 | "\\usepackage\{amsmath\}" \ | ||
| 986 | "\\usepackage\{amsfonts\}" \ | ||
| 987 | "\\usepackage\{amssymb\}" \ | ||
| 988 | "\\usepackage[ansinew]\{inputenc\}" \ | ||
| 989 | "\\usepackage[OT1]\{fontenc\}" \ | ||
| 990 | "\\usepackage\{graphicx\}" \ | ||
| 991 | "\\usepackage\{makeidx\}" \ | ||
| 992 | "%" \ | ||
| 993 | } | ||
| 994 | |||
| 995 | for {set i 0} {$i < [llength $preamble]} {incr i} { \ | ||
| 996 | puts $handle [lindex $preamble $i] | ||
| 997 | } | ||
| 998 | } | ||
| 999 | |||
| 1000 | |||
| 1001 | #Outputs the final matter in both types of volumes. The "final matter" is the | ||
| 1002 | #stuff after the chapter includes up until but not including final | ||
| 1003 | #file annunciator. | ||
| 1004 | # | ||
| 1005 | proc output_tex_volume_final_matter { handle } { \ | ||
| 1006 | set final_matter { | ||
| 1007 | "%Glossary Of Terms" \ | ||
| 1008 | "\\cleardoublepage" \ | ||
| 1009 | "\\addcontentsline\{toc\}\{chapter\}\{Glossary Of Terms\}" \ | ||
| 1010 | "\\input\{c_glo0/c_glo0\}" \ | ||
| 1011 | "%" \ | ||
| 1012 | "%Glossary Of Mathematical Notation" \ | ||
| 1013 | "\\cleardoublepage" \ | ||
| 1014 | "\\addcontentsline\{toc\}\{chapter\}\{Glossary Of Mathematical Notation\}" \ | ||
| 1015 | "\\input\{c_glo1/c_glo1\}" \ | ||
| 1016 | "%" \ | ||
| 1017 | "%Bibliography" \ | ||
| 1018 | "\\cleardoublepage" \ | ||
| 1019 | "\\addcontentsline\{toc\}\{chapter\}\{Bibliography\}" \ | ||
| 1020 | "\\input\{volshare/workbibl\}" \ | ||
| 1021 | "%" \ | ||
| 1022 | "%Index Must Be Formed At This Directory Level" \ | ||
| 1023 | "\\cleardoublepage" \ | ||
| 1024 | "\\addcontentsline\{toc\}\{chapter\}\{Index\}" \ | ||
| 1025 | "\\printindex" \ | ||
| 1026 | "%" \ | ||
| 1027 | "\\end\{document\}" \ | ||
| 1028 | "%" \ | ||
| 1029 | } | ||
| 1030 | |||
| 1031 | for {set i 0} {$i < [llength $final_matter]} {incr i} { \ | ||
| 1032 | puts $handle [lindex $final_matter $i] | ||
| 1033 | } | ||
| 1034 | } | ||
| 1035 | |||
| 1036 | |||
| 1037 | #Marks the end of a TEX volume file, for aesthetics. | ||
| 1038 | proc mark_end_of_tex_volume_files_for_aesthetics { handle filename } { \ | ||
| 1039 | puts $handle "%End of file [string toupper $filename]." | ||
| 1040 | } | ||
| 1041 | |||
| 1042 | |||
| 1043 | #Output code to import the external document labels, used for cross-referencing | ||
| 1044 | #This is a bit tricky because don't want to include ourselves. This applies | ||
| 1045 | #to the multi-volume work only. For the single-volume work, all reference are | ||
| 1046 | #internal. | ||
| 1047 | proc output_external_document_symbol_imports { handle vtag } { \ | ||
| 1048 | global bookVolumeList | ||
| 1049 | global bookVolumeListStructSize | ||
| 1050 | |||
| 1051 | puts $handle "%External document symbol imports. These imports allow one volume" | ||
| 1052 | puts $handle "%to cross-reference to another, and create one large namespace for" | ||
| 1053 | puts $handle "%LaTeX symbols." | ||
| 1054 | |||
| 1055 | set N [llength $bookVolumeList] | ||
| 1056 | |||
| 1057 | #Iterate through the list. Everything gets output unless | ||
| 1058 | #it is our tag name. | ||
| 1059 | for {set i 0} {$i < $N} {incr i $bookVolumeListStructSize} { \ | ||
| 1060 | if {[get_volume_used_flag [lindex $bookVolumeList $i]]} { \ | ||
| 1061 | set iter_vtag [lindex $bookVolumeList $i] | ||
| 1062 | if {[string compare $iter_vtag $vtag]} { \ | ||
| 1063 | set lineout \\externaldocument\{$iter_vtag\} | ||
| 1064 | puts $handle $lineout | ||
| 1065 | } | ||
| 1066 | } | ||
| 1067 | } | ||
| 1068 | |||
| 1069 | puts $handle "%" | ||
| 1070 | } | ||
| 1071 | |||
| 1072 | #Outputs the common things in a document, from the "\makeindex" command | ||
| 1073 | #through the "\begin{document}" command. | ||
| 1074 | # | ||
| 1075 | proc output_common_lines_through_begindoc { handle } { \ | ||
| 1076 | set preamble { | ||
| 1077 | "%Embarrassingly, I've forgotten why \"makeindex\" is necessary ..." \ | ||
| 1078 | "\\makeindex" \ | ||
| 1079 | "%" \ | ||
| 1080 | "%Shared mathematical definitions" \ | ||
| 1081 | "\\input\{volshare/workmdef\}" \ | ||
| 1082 | "%" \ | ||
| 1083 | "%Hyphenation exceptions" \ | ||
| 1084 | "\\input\{volshare/workhxcp\}" \ | ||
| 1085 | "%" \ | ||
| 1086 | "%New environments, etc." \ | ||
| 1087 | "\\input\{volshare/worknenv\}" \ | ||
| 1088 | "%" \ | ||
| 1089 | "\\begin\{document\}" \ | ||
| 1090 | "%" \ | ||
| 1091 | "%Index \"see\" definitions" \ | ||
| 1092 | "\\input\{volshare/workidxs\}" \ | ||
| 1093 | "%" \ | ||
| 1094 | } | ||
| 1095 | |||
| 1096 | for {set i 0} {$i < [llength $preamble]} {incr i} { \ | ||
| 1097 | puts $handle [lindex $preamble $i] | ||
| 1098 | } | ||
| 1099 | } | ||
| 1100 | |||
| 1101 | #Outputs multi-volume volume and chapter definitions for a specific | ||
| 1102 | #volume. | ||
| 1103 | # | ||
| 1104 | #Inputs: | ||
| 1105 | # handle : File handle to write to. | ||
| 1106 | # vtag : Volume tag of the volume whose master file is being formed. | ||
| 1107 | # volnum : The ordinal number of the volume, as a decimal integer. | ||
| 1108 | # This is used to create ordinary numbers, roman numbers, | ||
| 1109 | # etc. | ||
| 1110 | # | ||
| 1111 | proc output_multi_volume_volume_and_chapter_definitions { handle vtag volnum } { \ | ||
| 1112 | global bookVolumeList | ||
| 1113 | global bookVolumeListStructSize | ||
| 1114 | global mcl | ||
| 1115 | |||
| 1116 | #Get the roman-numeral representation of the volume. | ||
| 1117 | set volnum_roman [upper_case_roman_numeral_string $volnum] | ||
| 1118 | |||
| 1119 | #Get the long title of the volume. | ||
| 1120 | set vol_long_title [get_multi_vol_long_title $vtag] | ||
| 1121 | |||
| 1122 | #Output the "current volume" LaTeX commands. | ||
| 1123 | puts $handle "%Constants for the current volume." | ||
| 1124 | puts $handle "\\newcommand\\curvolarabic\{$volnum\}" | ||
| 1125 | puts $handle "\\newcommand\\curvolroman\{$volnum_roman\}" | ||
| 1126 | puts $handle "\\newcommand\\curvoltitle\{$vol_long_title\}" | ||
| 1127 | puts $handle "\\newcommand\\curvoltitlepagesep\{: \}" | ||
| 1128 | puts $handle "\\newcommand\\curvoltitlepageprefix\{Volume \}" | ||
| 1129 | puts $handle "%" | ||
| 1130 | |||
| 1131 | #Output definitions for all volumes. There is no need to exclude the | ||
| 1132 | #current volume, as this could just as well be cited in this framework. | ||
| 1133 | puts $handle "%Constants for all volumes." | ||
| 1134 | puts $handle "%" | ||
| 1135 | set temp_ordinal_volume_number 0 | ||
| 1136 | set N [llength $bookVolumeList] | ||
| 1137 | for {set i 0} {$i < $N} {incr i $bookVolumeListStructSize} { \ | ||
| 1138 | set cur_iter_volume [lindex $bookVolumeList $i] | ||
| 1139 | |||
| 1140 | if {[get_volume_used_flag [lindex $bookVolumeList $i]]} { \ | ||
| 1141 | incr temp_ordinal_volume_number | ||
| 1142 | puts $handle "%%%% [string toupper [lindex $bookVolumeList $i]]: Volume $temp_ordinal_volume_number: [get_multi_vol_long_title [lindex $bookVolumeList $i]] %%%%" | ||
| 1143 | puts $handle "\\newcommand\\v[replace_digits_with_alphas [lindex $bookVolumeList $i]]arabic\{$temp_ordinal_volume_number\}" | ||
| 1144 | puts $handle "\\newcommand\\v[replace_digits_with_alphas [lindex $bookVolumeList $i]]roman\{[upper_case_roman_numeral_string $temp_ordinal_volume_number]\}" | ||
| 1145 | puts $handle "\\newcommand\\v[replace_digits_with_alphas [lindex $bookVolumeList $i]]title\{[get_multi_vol_long_title [lindex $bookVolumeList $i]]\}" | ||
| 1146 | puts $handle "\\newcommand\\v[replace_digits_with_alphas [lindex $bookVolumeList $i]]citecomma\{[string toupper [lindex $bookVolumeList $i]], \}" | ||
| 1147 | puts $handle "\\newcommand\\v[replace_digits_with_alphas [lindex $bookVolumeList $i]]citehyphen\{[string toupper [lindex $bookVolumeList $i]]-\}" | ||
| 1148 | puts $handle "%" | ||
| 1149 | |||
| 1150 | #Output definitions for all chapters which are enclosed by the current volume. This is a bit tricky | ||
| 1151 | #because must traverse the mcl table and pick out the right portion. | ||
| 1152 | set state 0 | ||
| 1153 | #"state" is a state variable which keeps track of where we are parsing the mcl table. | ||
| 1154 | #State values are as follows: | ||
| 1155 | # 0 -- have not yet found the right volume. | ||
| 1156 | # 1 -- are in the midst of the right volume. | ||
| 1157 | # 2 -- are into subsequent volumes. | ||
| 1158 | |||
| 1159 | set cur_vol "" | ||
| 1160 | set chapter_or_appendix "" | ||
| 1161 | |||
| 1162 | for {set j 0} {$j < [llength $mcl]} {incr j 4} { \ | ||
| 1163 | set rectype [lindex $mcl [expr $j + 0]] | ||
| 1164 | set par1 [lindex $mcl [expr $j + 1]] | ||
| 1165 | set par2 [lindex $mcl [expr $j + 2]] | ||
| 1166 | set par3 [lindex $mcl [expr $j + 3]] | ||
| 1167 | |||
| 1168 | if {$state == 0} { \ | ||
| 1169 | if {! [string compare $rectype v] || ! [string compare $rectype w]} { \ | ||
| 1170 | #This is a volume record that has meaning for us. In either case, | ||
| 1171 | #the vtag comes from par1. | ||
| 1172 | |||
| 1173 | #Have not yet encountered our volume of interest. If this is | ||
| 1174 | #it, record and change state. | ||
| 1175 | if {![string compare $cur_iter_volume $par1]} { \ | ||
| 1176 | set cur_vol $par1 | ||
| 1177 | set chapter_or_appendix "Chapter" | ||
| 1178 | set state 1 | ||
| 1179 | } | ||
| 1180 | } | ||
| 1181 | } \ | ||
| 1182 | elseif {$state == 1} { \ | ||
| 1183 | #We are within the volume of interest. Looking for chapter records. | ||
| 1184 | if {! [string compare $rectype c] || ! [string compare $rectype e]} { \ | ||
| 1185 | set cur_chap_lc $par1 | ||
| 1186 | set cur_chap_uc [string toupper $cur_chap_lc] | ||
| 1187 | set cur_chap_idstring [replace_digits_with_alphas $cur_chap_lc] | ||
| 1188 | set cur_chap_short_title [get_chap_short_single_volume_title $cur_chap_lc] | ||
| 1189 | set cur_chap_long_title [get_chap_long_single_volume_title $cur_chap_lc] | ||
| 1190 | set cur_chap_vol_arabic $temp_ordinal_volume_number | ||
| 1191 | set cur_chap_vol_roman [upper_case_roman_numeral_string $temp_ordinal_volume_number] | ||
| 1192 | set cur_chap_vol_title [get_multi_vol_long_title [lindex $bookVolumeList $i]] | ||
| 1193 | |||
| 1194 | puts $handle "%%%% Chapter C$cur_chap_uc: $cur_chap_long_title %%%%" | ||
| 1195 | puts -nonewline $handle "\\newcommand\\c$cur_chap_idstring" | ||
| 1196 | puts $handle "volarabic\{$cur_chap_vol_arabic\}" | ||
| 1197 | puts -nonewline $handle "\\newcommand\\c$cur_chap_idstring" | ||
| 1198 | puts $handle "volroman\{$cur_chap_vol_roman\}" | ||
| 1199 | puts -nonewline $handle "\\newcommand\\c$cur_chap_idstring" | ||
| 1200 | puts $handle "voltitle\{$cur_chap_vol_title\}" | ||
| 1201 | puts -nonewline $handle "\\newcommand\\c$cur_chap_idstring" | ||
| 1202 | puts $handle "shorttitle\{$cur_chap_short_title\}" | ||
| 1203 | puts -nonewline $handle "\\newcommand\\c$cur_chap_idstring" | ||
| 1204 | puts $handle "title\{$cur_chap_long_title\}" | ||
| 1205 | puts -nonewline $handle "\\newcommand\\c$cur_chap_idstring" | ||
| 1206 | puts $handle "longtitle\{$cur_chap_long_title\}" | ||
| 1207 | |||
| 1208 | puts -nonewline $handle "\\newcommand\\c$cur_chap_idstring" | ||
| 1209 | |||
| 1210 | #For the cite, there are two cases to cover. If the chapter is in the | ||
| 1211 | #volume we're doing, the cite is the empty string. Otherwise, it | ||
| 1212 | #is the volume tag. | ||
| 1213 | if {![string compare $vtag $cur_iter_volume]} { \ | ||
| 1214 | set cur_chap_xref_cite "" | ||
| 1215 | } \ | ||
| 1216 | else { | ||
| 1217 | set cur_chap_xref_cite "[string toupper [lindex $bookVolumeList $i]]" | ||
| 1218 | } | ||
| 1219 | |||
| 1220 | if {[string length $cur_chap_xref_cite]} { \ | ||
| 1221 | puts $handle "xrefhyphen\{$cur_chap_xref_cite-\}" | ||
| 1222 | } \ | ||
| 1223 | else { | ||
| 1224 | puts $handle "xrefhyphen\{\}" | ||
| 1225 | } | ||
| 1226 | |||
| 1227 | puts -nonewline $handle "\\newcommand\\c$cur_chap_idstring" | ||
| 1228 | |||
| 1229 | if {[string length $cur_chap_xref_cite]} { \ | ||
| 1230 | puts $handle "xrefcomma\{$cur_chap_xref_cite, \}" | ||
| 1231 | } \ | ||
| 1232 | else { | ||
| 1233 | puts $handle "xrefcomma\{\}" | ||
| 1234 | } | ||
| 1235 | |||
| 1236 | puts -nonewline $handle "\\newcommand\\c$cur_chap_idstring" | ||
| 1237 | puts $handle "mcclass\{$chapter_or_appendix\}" | ||
| 1238 | puts -nonewline $handle "\\newcommand\\c$cur_chap_idstring" | ||
| 1239 | puts $handle "ucclass\{[string toupper $chapter_or_appendix]\}" | ||
| 1240 | puts -nonewline $handle "\\newcommand\\c$cur_chap_idstring" | ||
| 1241 | puts $handle "lcclass\{[string tolower $chapter_or_appendix]\}" | ||
| 1242 | puts $handle "%" | ||
| 1243 | } \ | ||
| 1244 | elseif {! [string compare $rectype y]} { \ | ||
| 1245 | #This is the beginning of the appendix material for a multi-volume work. | ||
| 1246 | set chapter_or_appendix "Appendix" | ||
| 1247 | } \ | ||
| 1248 | elseif {! [string compare $rectype v] || ! [string compare $rectype w]} { \ | ||
| 1249 | set state 2 | ||
| 1250 | } | ||
| 1251 | } \ | ||
| 1252 | elseif {$state == 2} { \ | ||
| 1253 | #Do nothing. We are in the parsing state where we have done the volume of interest | ||
| 1254 | #and can't do more. | ||
| 1255 | } \ | ||
| 1256 | else { | ||
| 1257 | error "Bad state variable." | ||
| 1258 | } | ||
| 1259 | } | ||
| 1260 | } | ||
| 1261 | } | ||
| 1262 | } | ||
| 1263 | |||
| 1264 | |||
| 1265 | #Outputs the matter between the volume and chapter definitions and | ||
| 1266 | #the chapters. | ||
| 1267 | proc output_matter_between_chapter_defs_and_chapters { handle vtag script_vcinfo sv_or_mv} { \ | ||
| 1268 | puts $handle "%Title page(s)" | ||
| 1269 | puts $handle "\\input\{volshare/workttla\}" | ||
| 1270 | puts $handle "%" | ||
| 1271 | puts $handle "\\vspace\{-0.45in\}" | ||
| 1272 | puts $handle "%" | ||
| 1273 | puts $handle "%Version control information for this script." | ||
| 1274 | puts $handle "\\noindent\\begin\{minipage\}\{\\textwidth\}" | ||
| 1275 | puts $handle "\\noindent\\rule\[-0.25in\]\{\\textwidth\}\{1pt\}" | ||
| 1276 | puts $handle "\\begin\{tiny\}" | ||
| 1277 | puts $handle "\\begin\{verbatim\}" | ||
| 1278 | puts -nonewline $handle $script_vcinfo | ||
| 1279 | puts $handle "\\end\{verbatim\}" | ||
| 1280 | puts $handle "\\end\{tiny\}" | ||
| 1281 | puts $handle "\\noindent\\rule\[0.25in\]\{\\textwidth\}\{1pt\}" | ||
| 1282 | puts $handle "\\end\{minipage\}" | ||
| 1283 | puts $handle "%" | ||
| 1284 | puts $handle "%Declare this as frontmatter, the front portion before the meat" | ||
| 1285 | puts $handle "%of the book." | ||
| 1286 | puts $handle "\\frontmatter\{\}" | ||
| 1287 | puts $handle "%" | ||
| 1288 | puts $handle "%Preface" | ||
| 1289 | |||
| 1290 | copy_preface_to_stream $handle $sv_or_mv | ||
| 1291 | |||
| 1292 | puts $handle "%" | ||
| 1293 | puts $handle "%Acknowledgements" | ||
| 1294 | puts $handle "\\input\{volshare/workacks\}" | ||
| 1295 | puts $handle "%" | ||
| 1296 | puts $handle "%Table of contents" | ||
| 1297 | puts $handle "\\tableofcontents" | ||
| 1298 | puts $handle "%" | ||
| 1299 | puts $handle "%List of tables" | ||
| 1300 | puts $handle "\\listoftables" | ||
| 1301 | puts $handle "%" | ||
| 1302 | puts $handle "%List of figures" | ||
| 1303 | puts $handle "\\listoffigures" | ||
| 1304 | puts $handle "%" | ||
| 1305 | puts $handle "%List of algorithms" | ||
| 1306 | puts $handle "\\listofalgorithms" | ||
| 1307 | puts $handle "%" | ||
| 1308 | puts $handle "%Everything after this is the main matter, the \"meat\"" | ||
| 1309 | puts $handle "%of the book." | ||
| 1310 | puts $handle "\\mainmatter\{\}" | ||
| 1311 | puts $handle "%" | ||
| 1312 | } | ||
| 1313 | |||
| 1314 | #Copies the contents of the preface to the master file being formed. To accomodate | ||
| 1315 | #single-volume versus multi-volume builds, the two tags "<sv>" and "<mv>", which | ||
| 1316 | #must occur starting in column 1, are supported. These two tags indicate that the | ||
| 1317 | #line goes only to the single-volume build or the multi-volume build files. | ||
| 1318 | #The paramter sv or mv must be "s" or "m" for single or multi. | ||
| 1319 | # | ||
| 1320 | proc copy_preface_to_stream { handle sv_or_mv } { \ | ||
| 1321 | #Set the compare tag based on the input parameter. | ||
| 1322 | if {![string compare $sv_or_mv "s"]} { \ | ||
| 1323 | set compare_tag "<sv>" | ||
| 1324 | } \ | ||
| 1325 | elseif {![string compare $sv_or_mv "m"]} { | ||
| 1326 | set compare_tag "<mv>" | ||
| 1327 | } \ | ||
| 1328 | else { | ||
| 1329 | error | ||
| 1330 | } | ||
| 1331 | |||
| 1332 | #Open the preface for processing. | ||
| 1333 | set phandle [open volshare/workprfa.tex r] | ||
| 1334 | |||
| 1335 | #For each line, just copy it in, discarding lines with the wrong tag. | ||
| 1336 | set eof_found 0 | ||
| 1337 | while {!$eof_found} { \ | ||
| 1338 | #Grab a line. | ||
| 1339 | set line_in [gets $phandle] | ||
| 1340 | |||
| 1341 | #Set a boolean if it contains a tag of any sort. Remove the tag from the line. | ||
| 1342 | set tag "" | ||
| 1343 | set tag_found 0 | ||
| 1344 | set sf_result_1 [string first "<" $line_in] | ||
| 1345 | set sf_result_2 [string first ">" $line_in] | ||
| 1346 | set sf_result_3 [string first $compare_tag $line_in] | ||
| 1347 | if {( $sf_result_1 == 0 ) && ( $sf_result_2 == 3 ) } { \ | ||
| 1348 | set tag_found 1 | ||
| 1349 | } | ||
| 1350 | |||
| 1351 | if {$tag_found && ! ($sf_result_3 == 0)} { \ | ||
| 1352 | #There was a tag, but it is not for us. Discard the line. | ||
| 1353 | } \ | ||
| 1354 | elseif {$tag_found && ($sf_result_3 == 0)} { | ||
| 1355 | #The tag was found, and it is for us. Remove the tag from the line and | ||
| 1356 | #put the line to the output. | ||
| 1357 | set line_in [string range $line_in 4 end] | ||
| 1358 | puts $handle $line_in | ||
| 1359 | } \ | ||
| 1360 | else { | ||
| 1361 | #There was no tag found. Just pass the line through. | ||
| 1362 | puts $handle $line_in | ||
| 1363 | } | ||
| 1364 | |||
| 1365 | set eof_found [eof $phandle] | ||
| 1366 | } | ||
| 1367 | |||
| 1368 | #Close the preface, we are done with it. | ||
| 1369 | close $phandle | ||
| 1370 | } | ||
| 1371 | |||
| 1372 | |||
| 1373 | #Outputs the chapter and appendix includes for one volume of a multi-volume work | ||
| 1374 | # | ||
| 1375 | proc output_multi_volume_chapter_and_appendix_includes { handle vtag } { \ | ||
| 1376 | global mcl | ||
| 1377 | |||
| 1378 | #Output definitions for all chapters which are enclosed by the current volume. This is a bit tricky | ||
| 1379 | #because must traverse the mcl table and pick out the right portion. | ||
| 1380 | set state 0 | ||
| 1381 | #"state" is a state variable which keeps track of where we are parsing the mcl table. | ||
| 1382 | #State values are as follows: | ||
| 1383 | # 0 -- have not yet found the right volume. | ||
| 1384 | # 1 -- are in the midst of the right volume. | ||
| 1385 | # 2 -- are into subsequent volumes. | ||
| 1386 | |||
| 1387 | for {set i 0} {$i < [llength $mcl]} {incr i 4} { \ | ||
| 1388 | set rectype [lindex $mcl [expr $i + 0]] | ||
| 1389 | set par1 [lindex $mcl [expr $i + 1]] | ||
| 1390 | set par2 [lindex $mcl [expr $i + 2]] | ||
| 1391 | set par3 [lindex $mcl [expr $i + 3]] | ||
| 1392 | |||
| 1393 | if {$state == 0} { \ | ||
| 1394 | if {! [string compare $rectype v] || ! [string compare $rectype w]} { \ | ||
| 1395 | #This is a volume record that has meaning for us. In either case, | ||
| 1396 | #the vtag comes from par1. | ||
| 1397 | |||
| 1398 | #Have not yet encountered our volume of interest. If this is | ||
| 1399 | #it, record and change state. | ||
| 1400 | if {![string compare $vtag $par1]} { \ | ||
| 1401 | set cur_vol $par1 | ||
| 1402 | set chapter_or_appendix "Chapter" | ||
| 1403 | set state 1 | ||
| 1404 | } | ||
| 1405 | } | ||
| 1406 | } \ | ||
| 1407 | elseif {$state == 1} { \ | ||
| 1408 | #We are within the volume of interest. Looking for chapter records. | ||
| 1409 | if {! [string compare $rectype c] || ! [string compare $rectype e]} { \ | ||
| 1410 | set cur_chap_lc $par1 | ||
| 1411 | set cur_chap_uc [string toupper $cur_chap_lc] | ||
| 1412 | set cur_chap_idstring [replace_digits_with_alphas $cur_chap_lc] | ||
| 1413 | set cur_chap_short_title [get_chap_short_single_volume_title $cur_chap_lc] | ||
| 1414 | set cur_chap_long_title [get_chap_long_single_volume_title $cur_chap_lc] | ||
| 1415 | |||
| 1416 | puts $handle "%%%% $chapter_or_appendix C$cur_chap_uc: $cur_chap_long_title %%%%" | ||
| 1417 | puts $handle "\\input\{c_$cur_chap_lc/c_$cur_chap_lc\}" | ||
| 1418 | puts $handle "%" | ||
| 1419 | } \ | ||
| 1420 | elseif {! [string compare $rectype y]} { \ | ||
| 1421 | #This is the beginning of the appendix material for a multi-volume work. | ||
| 1422 | set chapter_or_appendix "Appendix" | ||
| 1423 | puts $handle "\\appendix" | ||
| 1424 | puts $handle "%" | ||
| 1425 | } \ | ||
| 1426 | elseif {! [string compare $rectype v] || ! [string compare $rectype w]} { \ | ||
| 1427 | set state 2 | ||
| 1428 | } | ||
| 1429 | } \ | ||
| 1430 | elseif {$state == 2} { \ | ||
| 1431 | #Do nothing. We are in the parsing state where we have done the volume of interest | ||
| 1432 | #and can't do more. | ||
| 1433 | } \ | ||
| 1434 | else { | ||
| 1435 | error "Bad state variable." | ||
| 1436 | } | ||
| 1437 | } | ||
| 1438 | } | ||
| 1439 | |||
| 1440 | |||
| 1441 | #Builds one volume of a multi-volume work, passed the volume tag and the volume | ||
| 1442 | #number. The volume number is an ordinal number, and is used for normal | ||
| 1443 | #and roman numerals and stuff. | ||
| 1444 | # | ||
| 1445 | proc createMultiVolumeWork { vtag volume_number script_vcinfo } { \ | ||
| 1446 | #Form the filename, based on the input tag. All that is required is a .TEX | ||
| 1447 | #suffix. | ||
| 1448 | set filename $vtag | ||
| 1449 | append filename .tex | ||
| 1450 | |||
| 1451 | #Open the file for writing. | ||
| 1452 | set handle [open $filename w] | ||
| 1453 | |||
| 1454 | #Insert the title line. | ||
| 1455 | output_title_line $handle $filename "Volume of multi-volume work." | ||
| 1456 | |||
| 1457 | #Insert the document class and package includes. | ||
| 1458 | output_doc_class_and_package_includes $handle | ||
| 1459 | |||
| 1460 | #For the multi-volume only, use the "XR" package. | ||
| 1461 | puts $handle "%Must use \"xr\" package to import symbols from other volumes." | ||
| 1462 | puts $handle "\\usepackage\{xr\}" | ||
| 1463 | puts $handle "%" | ||
| 1464 | |||
| 1465 | #Insert the external document symbol imports. | ||
| 1466 | output_external_document_symbol_imports $handle $vtag | ||
| 1467 | |||
| 1468 | #Insert common lines through the begindoc. | ||
| 1469 | output_common_lines_through_begindoc $handle | ||
| 1470 | |||
| 1471 | #Insert the volume and chapter definitions. | ||
| 1472 | output_multi_volume_volume_and_chapter_definitions $handle $vtag $volume_number | ||
| 1473 | |||
| 1474 | #Insert the matter after the volume and chapter definitions but before | ||
| 1475 | #the chapters and appendices. | ||
| 1476 | output_matter_between_chapter_defs_and_chapters $handle $vtag $script_vcinfo m | ||
| 1477 | |||
| 1478 | #Insert the chapter and appendix includes. | ||
| 1479 | output_multi_volume_chapter_and_appendix_includes $handle $vtag | ||
| 1480 | |||
| 1481 | #Output the final matter. | ||
| 1482 | output_tex_volume_final_matter $handle | ||
| 1483 | |||
| 1484 | #Output the final line of the file, with the file name, for aesthetics. | ||
| 1485 | mark_end_of_tex_volume_files_for_aesthetics $handle $filename | ||
| 1486 | |||
| 1487 | #Close the file. | ||
| 1488 | close $handle | ||
| 1489 | } | ||
| 1490 | |||
| 1491 | # | ||
| 1492 | # Builds the two single-volume works (the two source files SVF.TEX and SVD.TEX). These | ||
| 1493 | # are quite a bit simpler than the multi-volume generations. | ||
| 1494 | # | ||
| 1495 | proc createSingleVolumeWorks { script_vcinfo } { \ | ||
| 1496 | global mcl | ||
| 1497 | |||
| 1498 | #Define the preamble number 1 for both of the files. This is text up until the chapter | ||
| 1499 | #definitions. | ||
| 1500 | set preamble1 { | ||
| 1501 | "%Definitions For Chapter Citations" \ | ||
| 1502 | "%--------------------------------------------------------------" \ | ||
| 1503 | "%These definitions are created automatically by the Wish Script" \ | ||
| 1504 | "%\"CP_SCRIPT.TCL\"." \ | ||
| 1505 | "%--------------------------------------------------------------" \ | ||
| 1506 | "%Note that for the single-volume works, there is no concept of" \ | ||
| 1507 | "%the \"xref\" prefix, as everything is in the same volume." \ | ||
| 1508 | "%That is why this prefix is set to the empty string in all" \ | ||
| 1509 | "%cases." \ | ||
| 1510 | "%--------------------------------------------------------------" \ | ||
| 1511 | } | ||
| 1512 | |||
| 1513 | #Define the matter between the chapter constants and the start of the version control information | ||
| 1514 | #for this script. | ||
| 1515 | set midamble1 { | ||
| 1516 | "\\newcommand\\curvoltitle\{\Full Edition (All Content)\}" \ | ||
| 1517 | "\\newcommand\\curvolroman\{\}" \ | ||
| 1518 | "\\newcommand\\curvoltitlepagesep\{\}" \ | ||
| 1519 | "\\newcommand\\curvoltitlepageprefix\{\}" \ | ||
| 1520 | "" \ | ||
| 1521 | } | ||
| 1522 | |||
| 1523 | #Define the matter between the main volume's version control information and the start of the chapter | ||
| 1524 | #includes. | ||
| 1525 | set midamble2 { | ||
| 1526 | "" \ | ||
| 1527 | } | ||
| 1528 | |||
| 1529 | #outboth "Generating single-volume work main TEX source files (SVF.TEX, SVD.TEX)." | ||
| 1530 | outboth "Generating single-volume work main TEX source file (SVF.TEX)." | ||
| 1531 | |||
| 1532 | #Open the two files we want to write. | ||
| 1533 | set fhandle [open svf.tex w] | ||
| 1534 | |||
| 1535 | #Output the title and descriptions for the files. | ||
| 1536 | output_title_line $fhandle SVF.TEX "Final Version Of Single-Volume Work" | ||
| 1537 | |||
| 1538 | #Insert the document class and package includes. | ||
| 1539 | output_doc_class_and_package_includes $fhandle | ||
| 1540 | |||
| 1541 | #Output common things through "begindoc" | ||
| 1542 | output_common_lines_through_begindoc $fhandle | ||
| 1543 | |||
| 1544 | #Output the first preamble to the files. | ||
| 1545 | for {set i 0} {$i < [llength $preamble1]} {incr i} { \ | ||
| 1546 | #puts $dhandle [lindex $preamble1 $i] | ||
| 1547 | puts $fhandle [lindex $preamble1 $i] | ||
| 1548 | } | ||
| 1549 | |||
| 1550 | #Remembers whether the fundamental unit (the chapter) is a chapter or an | ||
| 1551 | #appendix. After the LaTeX "appendix" mark, everything gets numbered as | ||
| 1552 | #an appendix (A, B, C, etc.). This is included because if one Chapter or | ||
| 1553 | #Appendix needs to refer to another one symbolically (or to itself for that | ||
| 1554 | #matter) it needs to know if it is a chapter or appendix. This preserves | ||
| 1555 | #the ability to have something be an appendix in one compilation and a chapter | ||
| 1556 | #in another compilation. | ||
| 1557 | set chapter_or_appendix Chapter | ||
| 1558 | |||
| 1559 | #Output the chapter citations for the files. The chapter citations are how one | ||
| 1560 | #chapter refers to another. For the "single-volume" works, there is no concept | ||
| 1561 | #of volume (there is only one), so the cites are just straight chapter cites. | ||
| 1562 | for {set i 0} {$i < [llength $mcl]} {incr i 4} { \ | ||
| 1563 | set rectype [lindex $mcl $i] | ||
| 1564 | |||
| 1565 | if {! [string compare $rectype d] || ! [string compare $rectype e]} { \ | ||
| 1566 | #This is a chapter record that we need to be concerned with. | ||
| 1567 | |||
| 1568 | #Get the chapter tag. | ||
| 1569 | set ctag [lindex $mcl [expr $i + 1]] | ||
| 1570 | |||
| 1571 | #Output a header line to both files indicating which chapter. | ||
| 1572 | #puts -nonewline $dhandle %C | ||
| 1573 | puts -nonewline $fhandle %C | ||
| 1574 | set ucctag [string toupper $ctag] | ||
| 1575 | #puts -nonewline $dhandle $ucctag | ||
| 1576 | puts -nonewline $fhandle $ucctag | ||
| 1577 | #puts -nonewline $dhandle ": " | ||
| 1578 | puts -nonewline $fhandle ": " | ||
| 1579 | #puts $dhandle [get_chap_long_single_volume_title $ctag] | ||
| 1580 | puts $fhandle [get_chap_long_single_volume_title $ctag] | ||
| 1581 | |||
| 1582 | #Output the data for the chapter, as LaTeX commands. | ||
| 1583 | set textag [replace_digits_with_alphas $ctag] | ||
| 1584 | |||
| 1585 | #xref command. This is how one chapter refers to another (the | ||
| 1586 | #prefix). Set constant empty here, because no prefix required. | ||
| 1587 | set linebuf "" | ||
| 1588 | append linebuf \\newcommand \\ c $textag xrefhyphen \{ \} | ||
| 1589 | #puts $dhandle $linebuf | ||
| 1590 | puts $fhandle $linebuf | ||
| 1591 | set linebuf "" | ||
| 1592 | append linebuf \\newcommand \\ c $textag xrefcomma \{ \} | ||
| 1593 | #puts $dhandle $linebuf | ||
| 1594 | puts $fhandle $linebuf | ||
| 1595 | |||
| 1596 | #Long title. This is normally used for the chapter unless there | ||
| 1597 | #are space constraints, such as would occur on page headers. | ||
| 1598 | set linebuf "" | ||
| 1599 | append linebuf \\newcommand \\ c $textag longtitle \{ [get_chap_long_single_volume_title $ctag] \} | ||
| 1600 | #puts $dhandle $linebuf | ||
| 1601 | puts $fhandle $linebuf | ||
| 1602 | |||
| 1603 | #Title (same as long title). | ||
| 1604 | set linebuf "" | ||
| 1605 | append linebuf \\newcommand \\ c $textag title \{ [get_chap_long_single_volume_title $ctag] \} | ||
| 1606 | #puts $dhandle $linebuf | ||
| 1607 | puts $fhandle $linebuf | ||
| 1608 | |||
| 1609 | #Short title. This is used in confined areas, such as on page headers. | ||
| 1610 | set linebuf "" | ||
| 1611 | append linebuf \\newcommand \\ c $textag shorttitle \{ [get_chap_short_single_volume_title $ctag] \} | ||
| 1612 | #puts $dhandle $linebuf | ||
| 1613 | puts $fhandle $linebuf | ||
| 1614 | |||
| 1615 | #Fill in the "Class", whether this is a chapter or an appendix. | ||
| 1616 | set linebuf "" | ||
| 1617 | append linebuf \\newcommand \\ c $textag mcclass \{ $chapter_or_appendix \} | ||
| 1618 | puts $fhandle $linebuf | ||
| 1619 | set linebuf "" | ||
| 1620 | append linebuf \\newcommand \\ c $textag ucclass \{ [string toupper $chapter_or_appendix] \} | ||
| 1621 | puts $fhandle $linebuf | ||
| 1622 | set linebuf "" | ||
| 1623 | append linebuf \\newcommand \\ c $textag lcclass \{ [string tolower $chapter_or_appendix] \} | ||
| 1624 | puts $fhandle $linebuf | ||
| 1625 | |||
| 1626 | #Put in a blank line for aesthetics | ||
| 1627 | #puts $dhandle "" | ||
| 1628 | puts $fhandle "" | ||
| 1629 | } \ | ||
| 1630 | elseif {! [string compare $rectype z]} { | ||
| 1631 | #This tag indicates the location of the beginning of the appendices. We | ||
| 1632 | #need to switch from chapter to appendix. | ||
| 1633 | set chapter_or_appendix Appendix | ||
| 1634 | } | ||
| 1635 | } | ||
| 1636 | |||
| 1637 | #Put in the "midamble" before the version control information. | ||
| 1638 | for {set i 0} {$i < [llength $midamble1]} {incr i} { \ | ||
| 1639 | #puts $dhandle [lindex $midamble1 $i] | ||
| 1640 | puts $fhandle [lindex $midamble1 $i] | ||
| 1641 | } | ||
| 1642 | |||
| 1643 | #Put in matter including title page and version control information. | ||
| 1644 | output_matter_between_chapter_defs_and_chapters $fhandle "" $script_vcinfo s | ||
| 1645 | |||
| 1646 | #Put in the "midamble" until the chapter includes. | ||
| 1647 | for {set i 0} {$i < [llength $midamble2]} {incr i} { \ | ||
| 1648 | #puts $dhandle [lindex $midamble2 $i] | ||
| 1649 | puts $fhandle [lindex $midamble2 $i] | ||
| 1650 | } | ||
| 1651 | |||
| 1652 | #Put in the chapter includes. This will involve looping through the mcl table and | ||
| 1653 | #inserting things. There is a differentiation between draft chapters and non-draft | ||
| 1654 | #chapters. | ||
| 1655 | set chapter_or_appendix Chapter | ||
| 1656 | for {set i 0} {$i < [llength $mcl]} {incr i 4} { \ | ||
| 1657 | set rectype [lindex $mcl $i] | ||
| 1658 | |||
| 1659 | if {! [string compare $rectype d] || ! [string compare $rectype e]} { \ | ||
| 1660 | #This is a chapter record that we need to be concerned with. | ||
| 1661 | #Can easily form the file name by a simple string concat with the | ||
| 1662 | #tag. For aesthetics, will also throw in the title. | ||
| 1663 | set ctag [lindex $mcl [expr $i + 1]] | ||
| 1664 | set ctitle [get_chap_long_single_volume_title $ctag] | ||
| 1665 | |||
| 1666 | set line1 "%$chapter_or_appendix: $ctitle" | ||
| 1667 | set line2 "" | ||
| 1668 | append line2 \\input\{c_ $ctag /c_ $ctag \} | ||
| 1669 | |||
| 1670 | #puts $dhandle $line1 | ||
| 1671 | puts $fhandle $line1 | ||
| 1672 | #puts $dhandle $line2 | ||
| 1673 | puts $fhandle $line2 | ||
| 1674 | #puts $dhandle "" | ||
| 1675 | puts $fhandle "" | ||
| 1676 | } \ | ||
| 1677 | elseif {! [string compare $rectype p] || ! [string compare $rectype w]} { | ||
| 1678 | #This indicates that we need to spin a new part in the book. There are | ||
| 1679 | #two cases to consider. Either we yank the title from the volume information, | ||
| 1680 | #or else we yank the title from the par2 of the record. Set the title. | ||
| 1681 | set par1 [lindex $mcl [expr $i + 1]] | ||
| 1682 | set par2 [lindex $mcl [expr $i + 2]] | ||
| 1683 | |||
| 1684 | if {[string length $par2]} { \ | ||
| 1685 | set part_title $par2 | ||
| 1686 | } \ | ||
| 1687 | else { | ||
| 1688 | set part_title [get_vol_part_title $par1] | ||
| 1689 | } | ||
| 1690 | |||
| 1691 | #We have the part title. Output the part record. | ||
| 1692 | set line1 "% New part: $part_title" | ||
| 1693 | set line2 "\\part\{$part_title\}" | ||
| 1694 | #puts $dhandle $line1 | ||
| 1695 | puts $fhandle $line1 | ||
| 1696 | #puts $dhandle $line2 | ||
| 1697 | puts $fhandle $line2 | ||
| 1698 | #puts $dhandle "" | ||
| 1699 | puts $fhandle "" | ||
| 1700 | } \ | ||
| 1701 | elseif {! [string compare $rectype z]} { | ||
| 1702 | #This tag indicates the location of the beginning of the appendices. We | ||
| 1703 | #need to switch from chapter to appendix. | ||
| 1704 | set chapter_or_appendix Appendix | ||
| 1705 | |||
| 1706 | #Also need to decorate the output files to reflect that we're going into | ||
| 1707 | #appendix mode. | ||
| 1708 | set appendix_mark { | ||
| 1709 | "%Mark the start of appendices. This causes numbering to be with letters" \ | ||
| 1710 | "%instead of numbers." \ | ||
| 1711 | "\\appendix" \ | ||
| 1712 | "" \ | ||
| 1713 | } | ||
| 1714 | for {set j 0} {$j < [llength $appendix_mark]} {incr j} { \ | ||
| 1715 | #puts $dhandle [lindex $appendix_mark $j] | ||
| 1716 | puts $fhandle [lindex $appendix_mark $j] | ||
| 1717 | } | ||
| 1718 | } | ||
| 1719 | } | ||
| 1720 | |||
| 1721 | #Now can put in the final matter. | ||
| 1722 | output_tex_volume_final_matter $fhandle | ||
| 1723 | |||
| 1724 | #Mark the end of the files, for aesthetics. | ||
| 1725 | mark_end_of_tex_volume_files_for_aesthetics $fhandle svf.tex | ||
| 1726 | |||
| 1727 | #Close the files. | ||
| 1728 | #close $dhandle | ||
| 1729 | close $fhandle | ||
| 1730 | |||
| 1731 | hlineboth | ||
| 1732 | } | ||
| 1733 | |||
| 1734 | |||
| 1735 | #Write the preamble to the _README_.HTM file. This is everything up to the variable part that depends | ||
| 1736 | #on the parts and sections defined in the script. | ||
| 1737 | proc rebuildReadmeWritePreamble { fhandle } { | ||
| 1738 | set preamble { | ||
| 1739 | "<html>" \ | ||
| 1740 | "" \ | ||
| 1741 | "<head>" \ | ||
| 1742 | "<title>README File: CD Accompanying "A Practitioner's Guide ..."</title>" \ | ||
| 1743 | "</head>" \ | ||
| 1744 | "" \ | ||
| 1745 | "<body BACKGROUND=\"wbbkgnds/bkblue01.gif\" TEXT=\"\#000000\">" \ | ||
| 1746 | "" \ | ||
| 1747 | "<h1 ALIGN=\"center\">README File: CD Accompanying \"A Practitioner's Guide ...\"</h1>" \ | ||
| 1748 | "" \ | ||
| 1749 | "<hr>" \ | ||
| 1750 | "" \ | ||
| 1751 | "<p>This HTML file contains links to all of the files distributed with the book" \ | ||
| 1752 | ""A Practitioner's Guide To The Design And Development Of Small Microcontroller Software", and"\ | ||
| 1753 | "explains what each of the files is. This file is automatically generated by the Wish script" \ | ||
| 1754 | "SCRIPTS\\CP_SCRIPT.TCL. Note that some chapter titles" \ | ||
| 1755 | "and other information in this HTML file may differ subtly from the book, because the Wish script" \ | ||
| 1756 | "is aware of both long and short names for many titles -- the" \ | ||
| 1757 | "long titles are used here, but the short titles may be used in some places in" \ | ||
| 1758 | "the book. For LaTeX builds of the book, it is assumed that the" \ | ||
| 1759 | "contents of this CD are present, with the subdirectory tree prserved, in the" \ | ||
| 1760 | "directory C:\\ESRGUBKA, i.e. so that the full" \ | ||
| 1761 | "path of this HTML file is C:\\ESRGUBKA\\_README_.HTM. All path names supplied" \ | ||
| 1762 | "below are with respect to C:\\ESRGUBKA.</p>" \ | ||
| 1763 | "" \ | ||
| 1764 | "<hr>" \ | ||
| 1765 | "" \ | ||
| 1766 | } | ||
| 1767 | |||
| 1768 | for {set i 0} {$i < [llength $preamble]} {incr i} { \ | ||
| 1769 | puts $fhandle [lindex $preamble $i] | ||
| 1770 | } | ||
| 1771 | } | ||
| 1772 | |||
| 1773 | |||
| 1774 | #Write the "meat" to the file. This is the table and variable stuff. | ||
| 1775 | proc rebuildReadmeWriteMeat { fhandle } { | ||
| 1776 | global readme_build_list | ||
| 1777 | |||
| 1778 | #For indentation, the code supplied by Microsoft Front page was used as a guide. | ||
| 1779 | |||
| 1780 | #Write the start of the table. | ||
| 1781 | puts $fhandle "<table border=\"1\" width=\"100%\">" | ||
| 1782 | |||
| 1783 | #Set state variables to remember if anything must be closed as we iterate. | ||
| 1784 | set tr_active 0 | ||
| 1785 | #True if in a <tr> block. | ||
| 1786 | set td_active 0 | ||
| 1787 | #True if in a <td> block. | ||
| 1788 | set ul_active 0 | ||
| 1789 | #True if in a <ul> block. | ||
| 1790 | set li_active 0 | ||
| 1791 | #True if in a <li> item. | ||
| 1792 | |||
| 1793 | #Loop through the list, processing each record. Front Page HTML was used as a | ||
| 1794 | #guide. | ||
| 1795 | for {set i 0} {$i < [llength $readme_build_list]} {incr i} { \ | ||
| 1796 | #Loop effort-savers. | ||
| 1797 | set cur_rec [lindex $readme_build_list $i] | ||
| 1798 | set cur_tag [string range $cur_rec 0 0] | ||
| 1799 | set cur_meat [string range $cur_rec 2 end] | ||
| 1800 | |||
| 1801 | #puts $cur_rec | ||
| 1802 | |||
| 1803 | #Split into cases, one for each possible tag. | ||
| 1804 | if {! [string compare -nocase $cur_tag F]} { \ | ||
| 1805 | #If a <tr> block is not active, must start one. | ||
| 1806 | if {! $tr_active} { \ | ||
| 1807 | puts $fhandle " <tr>" | ||
| 1808 | set tr_active 1 | ||
| 1809 | } | ||
| 1810 | #If a <td> block is not active, must start one. | ||
| 1811 | if {! $td_active} { \ | ||
| 1812 | puts $fhandle " <td width=\"100%\">" | ||
| 1813 | set td_active 1 | ||
| 1814 | } | ||
| 1815 | #If a <ul> block is not active, must start one. | ||
| 1816 | if {! $ul_active} { \ | ||
| 1817 | puts $fhandle " <ul>" | ||
| 1818 | set ul_active 1 | ||
| 1819 | } | ||
| 1820 | #OK, can now write the filename and the associated markers. Will start | ||
| 1821 | #a list item in this endeavor, so must set this flag TRUE. | ||
| 1822 | #If a <li> block is active, must end it. | ||
| 1823 | if {$li_active} { \ | ||
| 1824 | puts $fhandle " </li>" | ||
| 1825 | set li_active 0 | ||
| 1826 | } | ||
| 1827 | set li_active 1 | ||
| 1828 | puts $fhandle " <li><b><a href=\"" nonewline | ||
| 1829 | #When we stuff the file name in this context, need to change spaces to | ||
| 1830 | #the string "%20". The reasons for this are HTML syntax. | ||
| 1831 | puts $fhandle [replace_spaces_with_HTML_codes [string tolower $cur_meat]] nonewline | ||
| 1832 | puts $fhandle "\">" nonewline | ||
| 1833 | puts $fhandle [string toupper $cur_meat] nonewline | ||
| 1834 | puts $fhandle "</a>:</b> " | ||
| 1835 | } \ | ||
| 1836 | elseif {! [string compare -nocase $cur_tag M]} { \ | ||
| 1837 | #The first thing we need to do is close out any nested blocks that we are in. | ||
| 1838 | #If a <li> block is active, must end it. | ||
| 1839 | if {$li_active} { \ | ||
| 1840 | puts $fhandle " </li>" | ||
| 1841 | set li_active 0 | ||
| 1842 | } | ||
| 1843 | #If a <ul> block is active, must end it. | ||
| 1844 | if {$ul_active} { \ | ||
| 1845 | puts $fhandle " </ul>" | ||
| 1846 | set ul_active 0 | ||
| 1847 | } | ||
| 1848 | #If a <td> block is active, must end it. | ||
| 1849 | if {$td_active} { \ | ||
| 1850 | puts $fhandle " </td>" | ||
| 1851 | set td_active 0 | ||
| 1852 | } | ||
| 1853 | #If a <tr> block is active, must end it. | ||
| 1854 | if {$tr_active} { \ | ||
| 1855 | puts $fhandle " </tr>" | ||
| 1856 | set tr_active 0 | ||
| 1857 | } | ||
| 1858 | |||
| 1859 | #Manually-generated header. Just stuff it in. | ||
| 1860 | puts $fhandle " <tr>" | ||
| 1861 | puts $fhandle " <td width=\"100%\"><b><font size=\"5\">" nonewline | ||
| 1862 | puts $fhandle "[string toupper $cur_meat]" nonewline | ||
| 1863 | puts $fhandle "</font></b></td>" | ||
| 1864 | puts $fhandle " </tr>" | ||
| 1865 | } \ | ||
| 1866 | elseif {! [string compare -nocase $cur_tag C]} { \ | ||
| 1867 | #If a <li> block is active, must end it. | ||
| 1868 | if {$li_active} { \ | ||
| 1869 | puts $fhandle " </li>" | ||
| 1870 | set li_active 0 | ||
| 1871 | } | ||
| 1872 | #If a <ul> block is active, must end it. | ||
| 1873 | if {$ul_active} { \ | ||
| 1874 | puts $fhandle " </ul>" | ||
| 1875 | set ul_active 0 | ||
| 1876 | } | ||
| 1877 | #If a <td> block is active, must end it. | ||
| 1878 | if {$td_active} { \ | ||
| 1879 | puts $fhandle " </td>" | ||
| 1880 | set td_active 0 | ||
| 1881 | } | ||
| 1882 | #If a <tr> block is active, must end it. | ||
| 1883 | if {$tr_active} { \ | ||
| 1884 | puts $fhandle " </tr>" | ||
| 1885 | set tr_active 0 | ||
| 1886 | } | ||
| 1887 | |||
| 1888 | #This is one with a chapter tag. We need to look up the tag. | ||
| 1889 | set mc_ct [get_chap_long_single_volume_title $cur_meat] | ||
| 1890 | set uc_ct [string toupper $mc_ct] | ||
| 1891 | puts $fhandle " <tr>" | ||
| 1892 | puts $fhandle " <td width=\"100%\"><b><font size=\"5\">" nonewline | ||
| 1893 | puts $fhandle "CHAPTER " nonewline | ||
| 1894 | puts $fhandle [string toupper $cur_meat] nonewline | ||
| 1895 | puts $fhandle ": " nonewline | ||
| 1896 | puts $fhandle $uc_ct nonewline | ||
| 1897 | puts $fhandle "</font></b></td>" | ||
| 1898 | puts $fhandle " </tr>" | ||
| 1899 | } \ | ||
| 1900 | elseif {! [string compare -nocase $cur_tag D]} { \ | ||
| 1901 | #For descriptions, we just dump it in verbatim. There is no need to do any processing. | ||
| 1902 | puts $fhandle " " nonewline | ||
| 1903 | puts $fhandle $cur_meat | ||
| 1904 | } \ | ||
| 1905 | else { | ||
| 1906 | error "Unexpected tag in readme_build_list." | ||
| 1907 | } | ||
| 1908 | } | ||
| 1909 | |||
| 1910 | #Write the end of the table. | ||
| 1911 | puts $fhandle "</table>" | ||
| 1912 | puts $fhandle "" | ||
| 1913 | } | ||
| 1914 | |||
| 1915 | |||
| 1916 | #Write the postamble to the file. This is everything after the variable part. | ||
| 1917 | proc rebuildReadmeWritePostamble { fhandle } { | ||
| 1918 | #First, grab the time as seconds since a time mark unknown. | ||
| 1919 | set tref [clock seconds] | ||
| 1920 | |||
| 1921 | #Convert the time obtained to date. | ||
| 1922 | set date [clock format $tref -format "%m/%d/%y"] | ||
| 1923 | |||
| 1924 | #Convert the time obtained to hour and minute. | ||
| 1925 | set time [clock format $tref -format "%H:%M"] | ||
| 1926 | |||
| 1927 | #This part has to be manually generated because of the date and time. | ||
| 1928 | puts $fhandle "" | ||
| 1929 | puts $fhandle "<hr>" | ||
| 1930 | puts $fhandle "" | ||
| 1931 | puts $fhandle "<p align=\"center\">This file automatically generated on " nonewline | ||
| 1932 | puts $fhandle $date nonewline | ||
| 1933 | puts $fhandle " at " nonewline | ||
| 1934 | puts $fhandle $time nonewline | ||
| 1935 | puts $fhandle " by " | ||
| 1936 | puts $fhandle "Wish script SCRIPTS\\CP_SCRIPT.TCL.</p>" | ||
| 1937 | puts $fhandle "" | ||
| 1938 | puts $fhandle "<hr noshade size=\"10\" color=\"\#000000\">" | ||
| 1939 | puts $fhandle "</body>" | ||
| 1940 | puts $fhandle "</html>" | ||
| 1941 | } | ||
| 1942 | |||
| 1943 | #**************************************************************************************** | ||
| 1944 | #**************************************************************************************** | ||
| 1945 | #**** B U T T O N P R E S S F U N C T I O N S ******************************* | ||
| 1946 | #**************************************************************************************** | ||
| 1947 | #**************************************************************************************** | ||
| 1948 | # Each of the functions in this category is called in response to a button on the main | ||
| 1949 | # graphical window being pressed. | ||
| 1950 | #---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ||
| 1951 | # Performs a full LaTeX compilation and indexing of all volumes. It isn't necessary to | ||
| 1952 | # subdivide this operation any further because the full build is rare enough that any | ||
| 1953 | # reasonable amount of time is OK. In the long term, it will be necessary to have the | ||
| 1954 | # tools build a full index spanning all volumes, but this isn't done yet. | ||
| 1955 | # | ||
| 1956 | proc fullLatexCompileAndIndexProc { } { \ | ||
| 1957 | global bookVolumeList | ||
| 1958 | global bookVolumeListStructSize | ||
| 1959 | global pathUcBookA | ||
| 1960 | global execAcrobatDistiller | ||
| 1961 | global mcl | ||
| 1962 | global chapterList | ||
| 1963 | global chapterListStructSize | ||
| 1964 | |||
| 1965 | outboth "BUTTON PRESS: Full LaTeX compile and index." | ||
| 1966 | hlineboth | ||
| 1967 | |||
| 1968 | #As a first step, extract this script's version control information. This is used in | ||
| 1969 | #building the .TEX main files, to stamp them with the script's version control | ||
| 1970 | #information. | ||
| 1971 | set script_vcinfo [extract_this_scripts_version_control_information] | ||
| 1972 | |||
| 1973 | #Set up the list of volumes and chapters to be processed. This involves scanning the mcl to see | ||
| 1974 | #what is used and what is not used, and setting flags accordingly. Volume "used" flags affect | ||
| 1975 | #how volumes are numbered and how they are cross-referenced. Chapter "used" flags are safely | ||
| 1976 | #ignored--it does no harm to include chapter cite information in the LaTeX output files--what will | ||
| 1977 | #happen is if the referenced chapter isn't included, the unresolvable references will be "pushed" | ||
| 1978 | #onto LaTeX. | ||
| 1979 | |||
| 1980 | #Zero out all of the volume used flags. | ||
| 1981 | outbothnonl "Marking all volumes unused ... " | ||
| 1982 | mark_all_volumes_unused | ||
| 1983 | outboth "done." | ||
| 1984 | |||
| 1985 | #Zero out all of the chapter used flags. | ||
| 1986 | outbothnonl "Marking all chapters unused ... " | ||
| 1987 | mark_all_chaps_unused | ||
| 1988 | outboth "done." | ||
| 1989 | |||
| 1990 | #Iterate through the mcl list, figuring out which volumes and chapters are used. A "volume" is used | ||
| 1991 | #if it contains at least one chapter in the mcl list. A "chapter" is used if it appears either as | ||
| 1992 | #part of a volume or in the standalone work. | ||
| 1993 | outbothnonl "Scanning mcl list for used volumes and used chapters ... " | ||
| 1994 | set used_volumes 0 | ||
| 1995 | set unused_volumes [expr [llength $bookVolumeList] / $bookVolumeListStructSize] | ||
| 1996 | set used_chapters 0 | ||
| 1997 | set unused_chapters [expr [llength $chapterList] / $chapterListStructSize] | ||
| 1998 | set cur_vol "" | ||
| 1999 | set N [llength $mcl] | ||
| 2000 | #Iterate through the list, taking notes. | ||
| 2001 | for {set i 0} {$i < $N} {incr i 4} { \ | ||
| 2002 | set mcl_rectype [lindex $mcl [expr $i + 0]] | ||
| 2003 | set mcl_par1 [lindex $mcl [expr $i + 1]] | ||
| 2004 | set mcl_par2 [lindex $mcl [expr $i + 2]] | ||
| 2005 | set mcl_par3 [lindex $mcl [expr $i + 3]] | ||
| 2006 | |||
| 2007 | if {! [string compare $mcl_rectype v] || ! [string compare $mcl_rectype w]} \ | ||
| 2008 | { | ||
| 2009 | #The v record type declares a new volume, and the w declares both a new volume and | ||
| 2010 | #a new part. Either of these record types mean that we've hit a new volume boundary. | ||
| 2011 | #Remember this. | ||
| 2012 | set cur_vol $mcl_par1 | ||
| 2013 | } \ | ||
| 2014 | elseif {! [string compare $mcl_rectype c] || ! [string compare $mcl_rectype e]} { \ | ||
| 2015 | #Either of these declare a chapter in the current volume. Process. | ||
| 2016 | #Mark the chapter as used, and update chapter statistics. | ||
| 2017 | if {[get_chap_used_flag $mcl_par1]} { \ | ||
| 2018 | #The chapter is already used. Don't want to count the chapter as used | ||
| 2019 | #again. | ||
| 2020 | } \ | ||
| 2021 | else { | ||
| 2022 | |||
| 2023 | #outboth "Marking $mcl_par1" | ||
| 2024 | |||
| 2025 | #The chapter isn't yet marked used. | ||
| 2026 | mark_chapter_used $mcl_par1 | ||
| 2027 | incr used_chapters | ||
| 2028 | incr unused_chapters -1 | ||
| 2029 | } | ||
| 2030 | #Mark the volume used if it is used. | ||
| 2031 | if {[string length $cur_vol]} { \ | ||
| 2032 | if {![get_volume_used_flag $cur_vol]} { \ | ||
| 2033 | #Mark that volume (the nearest above enclosing one) as used. | ||
| 2034 | mark_volume_used $cur_vol | ||
| 2035 | incr used_volumes | ||
| 2036 | incr unused_volumes -1 | ||
| 2037 | } | ||
| 2038 | } | ||
| 2039 | } | ||
| 2040 | } | ||
| 2041 | |||
| 2042 | outboth "done." | ||
| 2043 | |||
| 2044 | #Output statistics about what is used and not used. This is helpful for diagnosis. | ||
| 2045 | outbothnonl "Used chapters: $used_chapters Unused chapters: $unused_chapters" | ||
| 2046 | outboth . | ||
| 2047 | outboth "Enumeration of unused chapters (if any):" | ||
| 2048 | set N [llength $chapterList] | ||
| 2049 | #Iterate through the list, taking notes. | ||
| 2050 | for {set i 0} {$i < $N} {incr i $chapterListStructSize} { \ | ||
| 2051 | #outboth "i: $i" | ||
| 2052 | if { ! [get_chap_used_flag [lindex $chapterList $i]]} { \ | ||
| 2053 | outboth " [lindex $chapterList $i]" | ||
| 2054 | } | ||
| 2055 | } | ||
| 2056 | |||
| 2057 | outbothnonl "Used volumes: $used_volumes Unused volumes: $unused_volumes" | ||
| 2058 | outboth . | ||
| 2059 | outboth "Enumeration of used volumes (if any):" | ||
| 2060 | set N [llength $bookVolumeList] | ||
| 2061 | #Iterate through the list, taking notes. | ||
| 2062 | for {set i 0} {$i < $N} {incr i $bookVolumeListStructSize} { \ | ||
| 2063 | #outboth "i: $i" | ||
| 2064 | if {[get_volume_used_flag [lindex $bookVolumeList $i]]} { \ | ||
| 2065 | outboth " [lindex $bookVolumeList $i]" | ||
| 2066 | } | ||
| 2067 | } | ||
| 2068 | outboth "Enumeration of unused volumes (if any):" | ||
| 2069 | set N [llength $bookVolumeList] | ||
| 2070 | #Iterate through the list, taking notes. | ||
| 2071 | for {set i 0} {$i < $N} {incr i $bookVolumeListStructSize} { \ | ||
| 2072 | #outboth "i: $i" | ||
| 2073 | if { ! [get_volume_used_flag [lindex $bookVolumeList $i]]} { \ | ||
| 2074 | outboth " [lindex $bookVolumeList $i]" | ||
| 2075 | } | ||
| 2076 | } | ||
| 2077 | |||
| 2078 | #Delete all the output files. This guards against misunderstandings and accidents. In the deletion of output | ||
| 2079 | #files, whether volumes are used or not is not taken into account. The reason for this is neatness--if | ||
| 2080 | #the list of used volumes changes, it is helpful to get all of those files gone. | ||
| 2081 | |||
| 2082 | #Delete the two single-volume files. | ||
| 2083 | set pathbase "" | ||
| 2084 | append pathbase $pathUcBookA / sv | ||
| 2085 | #set svlist {f.dvi f.ps f.pdf d.dvi d.ps d.pdf} | ||
| 2086 | set svlist {f.dvi f.ps f.pdf} | ||
| 2087 | set N [llength $svlist] | ||
| 2088 | |||
| 2089 | #Iterate through, delete each single-volume file. | ||
| 2090 | for {set i 0} {$i < $N} {incr i} { \ | ||
| 2091 | set target $pathbase | ||
| 2092 | append target [lindex $svlist $i] | ||
| 2093 | |||
| 2094 | if {[file exists $target]} { \ | ||
| 2095 | outbothnonl "Deleting $target" | ||
| 2096 | outboth . | ||
| 2097 | file delete $target | ||
| 2098 | } \ | ||
| 2099 | else { | ||
| 2100 | outboth "Skipping $target : file does not exist." | ||
| 2101 | } | ||
| 2102 | } | ||
| 2103 | |||
| 2104 | #Get number of elements in the list of volumes. | ||
| 2105 | set N [llength $bookVolumeList] | ||
| 2106 | |||
| 2107 | #Iterate through, delete each file. | ||
| 2108 | for {set volnum 0} {$volnum < $N} {incr volnum $bookVolumeListStructSize} { \ | ||
| 2109 | set voltag [lindex $bookVolumeList $volnum] | ||
| 2110 | |||
| 2111 | set target "" | ||
| 2112 | append target $pathUcBookA / $voltag .dvi | ||
| 2113 | |||
| 2114 | if {[file exists $target]} { \ | ||
| 2115 | outbothnonl "Deleting $target" | ||
| 2116 | outboth . | ||
| 2117 | file delete $target | ||
| 2118 | } \ | ||
| 2119 | else { | ||
| 2120 | outboth "Skipping $target : file does not exist." | ||
| 2121 | } | ||
| 2122 | |||
| 2123 | set target "" | ||
| 2124 | append target $pathUcBookA / $voltag .ps | ||
| 2125 | |||
| 2126 | if {[file exists $target]} { \ | ||
| 2127 | outbothnonl "Deleting $target" | ||
| 2128 | outboth . | ||
| 2129 | file delete $target | ||
| 2130 | } \ | ||
| 2131 | else { | ||
| 2132 | outboth "Skipping $target : file does not exist." | ||
| 2133 | } | ||
| 2134 | |||
| 2135 | set target "" | ||
| 2136 | append target $pathUcBookA / $voltag .pdf | ||
| 2137 | |||
| 2138 | if {[file exists $target]} { \ | ||
| 2139 | outbothnonl "Deleting $target" | ||
| 2140 | outboth . | ||
| 2141 | file delete $target | ||
| 2142 | } \ | ||
| 2143 | else { | ||
| 2144 | outboth "Skipping $target : file does not exist." | ||
| 2145 | } | ||
| 2146 | |||
| 2147 | set target "" | ||
| 2148 | append target $pathUcBookA / $voltag .idx | ||
| 2149 | |||
| 2150 | if {[file exists $target]} { \ | ||
| 2151 | outbothnonl "Deleting $target" | ||
| 2152 | outboth . | ||
| 2153 | file delete $target | ||
| 2154 | } \ | ||
| 2155 | else { | ||
| 2156 | outboth "Skipping $target : file does not exist." | ||
| 2157 | } | ||
| 2158 | |||
| 2159 | set target "" | ||
| 2160 | append target $pathUcBookA / $voltag .ilg | ||
| 2161 | |||
| 2162 | if {[file exists $target]} { \ | ||
| 2163 | outbothnonl "Deleting $target" | ||
| 2164 | outboth . | ||
| 2165 | file delete $target | ||
| 2166 | } \ | ||
| 2167 | else { | ||
| 2168 | outboth "Skipping $target : file does not exist." | ||
| 2169 | } | ||
| 2170 | |||
| 2171 | set target "" | ||
| 2172 | append target $pathUcBookA / $voltag .ind | ||
| 2173 | |||
| 2174 | if {[file exists $target]} { \ | ||
| 2175 | outbothnonl "Deleting $target" | ||
| 2176 | outboth . | ||
| 2177 | file delete $target | ||
| 2178 | } \ | ||
| 2179 | else { | ||
| 2180 | outboth "Skipping $target : file does not exist." | ||
| 2181 | } | ||
| 2182 | |||
| 2183 | set target "" | ||
| 2184 | append target $pathUcBookA / $voltag .toc | ||
| 2185 | |||
| 2186 | if {[file exists $target]} { \ | ||
| 2187 | outbothnonl "Deleting $target" | ||
| 2188 | outboth . | ||
| 2189 | file delete $target | ||
| 2190 | } \ | ||
| 2191 | else { | ||
| 2192 | outboth "Skipping $target : file does not exist." | ||
| 2193 | } | ||
| 2194 | |||
| 2195 | set target "" | ||
| 2196 | append target $pathUcBookA / $voltag .aux | ||
| 2197 | |||
| 2198 | if {[file exists $target]} { \ | ||
| 2199 | outbothnonl "Deleting $target" | ||
| 2200 | outboth . | ||
| 2201 | file delete $target | ||
| 2202 | } \ | ||
| 2203 | else { | ||
| 2204 | outboth "Skipping $target : file does not exist." | ||
| 2205 | } | ||
| 2206 | |||
| 2207 | } | ||
| 2208 | hlineboth | ||
| 2209 | |||
| 2210 | #Create the master files for the two single volume works (the draft and the final). | ||
| 2211 | createSingleVolumeWorks $script_vcinfo | ||
| 2212 | |||
| 2213 | #Create the master files for the volumes. The volumes are automatically numbered, | ||
| 2214 | #based on those that are used, starting with 1. | ||
| 2215 | set volume_number 0 | ||
| 2216 | set N [llength $bookVolumeList] | ||
| 2217 | #Iterate through, delete each file. | ||
| 2218 | for {set volnum 0} {$volnum < $N} {incr volnum $bookVolumeListStructSize} { \ | ||
| 2219 | set voltag [lindex $bookVolumeList $volnum] | ||
| 2220 | |||
| 2221 | if {[get_volume_used_flag $voltag]} { \ | ||
| 2222 | incr volume_number | ||
| 2223 | createMultiVolumeWork $voltag $volume_number $script_vcinfo | ||
| 2224 | } | ||
| 2225 | } | ||
| 2226 | |||
| 2227 | #Do four full rounds of LaTeX compiles and index builds. This is necessary | ||
| 2228 | #to resolve cross-dependencies and be sure no page numbering changes. | ||
| 2229 | for {set round 0} {$round < 4} {incr round} { \ | ||
| 2230 | outbothnonl "LaTeX compile, Round " | ||
| 2231 | outbothnonl $round | ||
| 2232 | outboth . | ||
| 2233 | hlineboth | ||
| 2234 | |||
| 2235 | #Do the single-volume works. | ||
| 2236 | #LatexCompileFile svd.tex | ||
| 2237 | #MakeOrdinaryIndexFile svd | ||
| 2238 | LatexCompileFile svf.tex | ||
| 2239 | MakeOrdinaryIndexFile svf | ||
| 2240 | |||
| 2241 | #Get number of elements in the list of volumes. Compile only the used ones. | ||
| 2242 | set N [llength $bookVolumeList] | ||
| 2243 | |||
| 2244 | #Iterate through, compile each file. | ||
| 2245 | for {set volnum 0} {$volnum < $N} {incr volnum $bookVolumeListStructSize} { \ | ||
| 2246 | set voltag [lindex $bookVolumeList $volnum] | ||
| 2247 | if {[get_volume_used_flag $voltag]} { \ | ||
| 2248 | outbothnonl "Latex compile: $voltag" | ||
| 2249 | outboth . | ||
| 2250 | hlineboth | ||
| 2251 | |||
| 2252 | set fullfilename "" | ||
| 2253 | append fullfilename $voltag .tex | ||
| 2254 | |||
| 2255 | LatexCompileFile $fullfilename | ||
| 2256 | |||
| 2257 | MakeOrdinaryIndexFile $voltag | ||
| 2258 | } | ||
| 2259 | } | ||
| 2260 | update | ||
| 2261 | } | ||
| 2262 | |||
| 2263 | #DVIPS the single-volume file. | ||
| 2264 | outbothnonl "DVIPS: svf" | ||
| 2265 | RunDvipsToGenPsOutput svf | ||
| 2266 | |||
| 2267 | #Modify the postscript in the single volume file to | ||
| 2268 | #generate a duplex file. | ||
| 2269 | ModifyPsToDuplex svf | ||
| 2270 | |||
| 2271 | #PDF the two single-volume file. | ||
| 2272 | set psfilepath "" | ||
| 2273 | append psfilepath $pathUcBookA / svf.ps | ||
| 2274 | exec $execAcrobatDistiller $psfilepath & | ||
| 2275 | |||
| 2276 | #Get number of elements in the list of volumes. | ||
| 2277 | set N [llength $bookVolumeList] | ||
| 2278 | |||
| 2279 | #Iterate through, DVIPS each file. | ||
| 2280 | for {set volnum 0} {$volnum < $N} {incr volnum $bookVolumeListStructSize} { \ | ||
| 2281 | set voltag [lindex $bookVolumeList $volnum] | ||
| 2282 | if {[get_volume_used_flag $voltag]} { \ | ||
| 2283 | outbothnonl "DVIPS: $voltag" | ||
| 2284 | outboth . | ||
| 2285 | hlineboth | ||
| 2286 | |||
| 2287 | RunDvipsToGenPsOutput $voltag | ||
| 2288 | ModifyPsToDuplex $voltag | ||
| 2289 | |||
| 2290 | set psfilepath "" | ||
| 2291 | append psfilepath $pathUcBookA / $voltag .ps | ||
| 2292 | |||
| 2293 | #There is no barrier at this point to also running Distiller. Distiller gives us | ||
| 2294 | #no information back. | ||
| 2295 | exec $execAcrobatDistiller $psfilepath & | ||
| 2296 | } | ||
| 2297 | update | ||
| 2298 | } | ||
| 2299 | |||
| 2300 | outboth "DONE: BUTTON PRESS: Full LaTeX compile and index." | ||
| 2301 | hlineboth | ||
| 2302 | update | ||
| 2303 | } | ||
| 2304 | |||
| 2305 | #---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ||
| 2306 | # Rebuilds all the master files. This operation can be useful if one isn't using 4AllTex | ||
| 2307 | # but wants to build the automatically-generated files anyway, perhaps to use another | ||
| 2308 | # version of LaTeX. | ||
| 2309 | # | ||
| 2310 | proc masterFileRebuildProc { } { \ | ||
| 2311 | global bookVolumeList | ||
| 2312 | global bookVolumeListStructSize | ||
| 2313 | global pathUcBookA | ||
| 2314 | global execAcrobatDistiller | ||
| 2315 | global mcl | ||
| 2316 | global chapterList | ||
| 2317 | global chapterListStructSize | ||
| 2318 | |||
| 2319 | outboth "BUTTON PRESS: Rebuild single-volume and multi-volume master files." | ||
| 2320 | hlineboth | ||
| 2321 | |||
| 2322 | #As a first step, extract this script's version control information. This is used in | ||
| 2323 | #building the .TEX main files, to stamp them with the script's version control | ||
| 2324 | #information. | ||
| 2325 | set script_vcinfo [extract_this_scripts_version_control_information] | ||
| 2326 | |||
| 2327 | #Set up the list of volumes and chapters to be processed. This involves scanning the mcl to see | ||
| 2328 | #what is used and what is not used, and setting flags accordingly. Volume "used" flags affect | ||
| 2329 | #how volumes are numbered and how they are cross-referenced. Chapter "used" flags are safely | ||
| 2330 | #ignored--it does no harm to include chapter cite information in the LaTeX output files--what will | ||
| 2331 | #happen is if the referenced chapter isn't included, the unresolvable references will be "pushed" | ||
| 2332 | #onto LaTeX. | ||
| 2333 | |||
| 2334 | #Zero out all of the volume used flags. | ||
| 2335 | outbothnonl "Marking all volumes unused ... " | ||
| 2336 | mark_all_volumes_unused | ||
| 2337 | outboth "done." | ||
| 2338 | |||
| 2339 | #Zero out all of the chapter used flags. | ||
| 2340 | outbothnonl "Marking all chapters unused ... " | ||
| 2341 | mark_all_chaps_unused | ||
| 2342 | outboth "done." | ||
| 2343 | |||
| 2344 | #Iterate through the mcl list, figuring out which volumes and chapters are used. A "volume" is used | ||
| 2345 | #if it contains at least one chapter in the mcl list. A "chapter" is used if it appears either as | ||
| 2346 | #part of a volume or in the standalone work. | ||
| 2347 | outbothnonl "Scanning mcl list for used volumes and used chapters ... " | ||
| 2348 | set used_volumes 0 | ||
| 2349 | set unused_volumes [expr [llength $bookVolumeList] / $bookVolumeListStructSize] | ||
| 2350 | set used_chapters 0 | ||
| 2351 | set unused_chapters [expr [llength $chapterList] / $chapterListStructSize] | ||
| 2352 | set cur_vol "" | ||
| 2353 | set N [llength $mcl] | ||
| 2354 | #Iterate through the list, taking notes. | ||
| 2355 | for {set i 0} {$i < $N} {incr i 4} { \ | ||
| 2356 | set mcl_rectype [lindex $mcl [expr $i + 0]] | ||
| 2357 | set mcl_par1 [lindex $mcl [expr $i + 1]] | ||
| 2358 | set mcl_par2 [lindex $mcl [expr $i + 2]] | ||
| 2359 | set mcl_par3 [lindex $mcl [expr $i + 3]] | ||
| 2360 | |||
| 2361 | if {! [string compare $mcl_rectype v] || ! [string compare $mcl_rectype w]} \ | ||
| 2362 | { | ||
| 2363 | #The v record type declares a new volume, and the w declares both a new volume and | ||
| 2364 | #a new part. Either of these record types mean that we've hit a new volume boundary. | ||
| 2365 | #Remember this. | ||
| 2366 | set cur_vol $mcl_par1 | ||
| 2367 | } \ | ||
| 2368 | elseif {! [string compare $mcl_rectype c] || ! [string compare $mcl_rectype e]} { \ | ||
| 2369 | #Either of these declare a chapter in the current volume. Process. | ||
| 2370 | #Mark the chapter as used, and update chapter statistics. | ||
| 2371 | if {[get_chap_used_flag $mcl_par1]} { \ | ||
| 2372 | #The chapter is already used. Don't want to count the chapter as used | ||
| 2373 | #again. | ||
| 2374 | } \ | ||
| 2375 | else { | ||
| 2376 | |||
| 2377 | #outboth "Marking $mcl_par1" | ||
| 2378 | |||
| 2379 | #The chapter isn't yet marked used. | ||
| 2380 | mark_chapter_used $mcl_par1 | ||
| 2381 | incr used_chapters | ||
| 2382 | incr unused_chapters -1 | ||
| 2383 | } | ||
| 2384 | #Mark the volume used if it is used. | ||
| 2385 | if {[string length $cur_vol]} { \ | ||
| 2386 | if {![get_volume_used_flag $cur_vol]} { \ | ||
| 2387 | #Mark that volume (the nearest above enclosing one) as used. | ||
| 2388 | mark_volume_used $cur_vol | ||
| 2389 | incr used_volumes | ||
| 2390 | incr unused_volumes -1 | ||
| 2391 | } | ||
| 2392 | } | ||
| 2393 | } | ||
| 2394 | } | ||
| 2395 | |||
| 2396 | outboth "done." | ||
| 2397 | |||
| 2398 | #Output statistics about what is used and not used. This is helpful for diagnosis. | ||
| 2399 | outbothnonl "Used chapters: $used_chapters Unused chapters: $unused_chapters" | ||
| 2400 | outboth . | ||
| 2401 | outboth "Enumeration of unused chapters (if any):" | ||
| 2402 | set N [llength $chapterList] | ||
| 2403 | #Iterate through the list, taking notes. | ||
| 2404 | for {set i 0} {$i < $N} {incr i $chapterListStructSize} { \ | ||
| 2405 | #outboth "i: $i" | ||
| 2406 | if { ! [get_chap_used_flag [lindex $chapterList $i]]} { \ | ||
| 2407 | outboth " [lindex $chapterList $i]" | ||
| 2408 | } | ||
| 2409 | } | ||
| 2410 | |||
| 2411 | outbothnonl "Used volumes: $used_volumes Unused volumes: $unused_volumes" | ||
| 2412 | outboth . | ||
| 2413 | outboth "Enumeration of used volumes (if any):" | ||
| 2414 | set N [llength $bookVolumeList] | ||
| 2415 | #Iterate through the list, taking notes. | ||
| 2416 | for {set i 0} {$i < $N} {incr i $bookVolumeListStructSize} { \ | ||
| 2417 | #outboth "i: $i" | ||
| 2418 | if {[get_volume_used_flag [lindex $bookVolumeList $i]]} { \ | ||
| 2419 | outboth " [lindex $bookVolumeList $i]" | ||
| 2420 | } | ||
| 2421 | } | ||
| 2422 | outboth "Enumeration of unused volumes (if any):" | ||
| 2423 | set N [llength $bookVolumeList] | ||
| 2424 | #Iterate through the list, taking notes. | ||
| 2425 | for {set i 0} {$i < $N} {incr i $bookVolumeListStructSize} { \ | ||
| 2426 | #outboth "i: $i" | ||
| 2427 | if { ! [get_volume_used_flag [lindex $bookVolumeList $i]]} { \ | ||
| 2428 | outboth " [lindex $bookVolumeList $i]" | ||
| 2429 | } | ||
| 2430 | } | ||
| 2431 | |||
| 2432 | #Delete all the output files. This guards against misunderstandings and accidents. In the deletion of output | ||
| 2433 | #files, whether volumes are used or not is not taken into account. The reason for this is neatness--if | ||
| 2434 | #the list of used volumes changes, it is helpful to get all of those files gone. | ||
| 2435 | |||
| 2436 | #Delete the two single-volume files. | ||
| 2437 | set pathbase "" | ||
| 2438 | append pathbase $pathUcBookA / sv | ||
| 2439 | #set svlist {f.dvi f.ps f.pdf d.dvi d.ps d.pdf} | ||
| 2440 | set svlist {f.dvi f.ps f.pdf} | ||
| 2441 | set N [llength $svlist] | ||
| 2442 | |||
| 2443 | #Iterate through, delete each single-volume file. | ||
| 2444 | for {set i 0} {$i < $N} {incr i} { \ | ||
| 2445 | set target $pathbase | ||
| 2446 | append target [lindex $svlist $i] | ||
| 2447 | |||
| 2448 | if {[file exists $target]} { \ | ||
| 2449 | outbothnonl "Deleting $target" | ||
| 2450 | outboth . | ||
| 2451 | file delete $target | ||
| 2452 | } \ | ||
| 2453 | else { | ||
| 2454 | outboth "Skipping $target : file does not exist." | ||
| 2455 | } | ||
| 2456 | } | ||
| 2457 | |||
| 2458 | #Get number of elements in the list of volumes. | ||
| 2459 | set N [llength $bookVolumeList] | ||
| 2460 | |||
| 2461 | #Iterate through, delete each file. | ||
| 2462 | for {set volnum 0} {$volnum < $N} {incr volnum $bookVolumeListStructSize} { \ | ||
| 2463 | set voltag [lindex $bookVolumeList $volnum] | ||
| 2464 | |||
| 2465 | set target "" | ||
| 2466 | append target $pathUcBookA / $voltag .dvi | ||
| 2467 | |||
| 2468 | if {[file exists $target]} { \ | ||
| 2469 | outbothnonl "Deleting $target" | ||
| 2470 | outboth . | ||
| 2471 | file delete $target | ||
| 2472 | } \ | ||
| 2473 | else { | ||
| 2474 | outboth "Skipping $target : file does not exist." | ||
| 2475 | } | ||
| 2476 | |||
| 2477 | set target "" | ||
| 2478 | append target $pathUcBookA / $voltag .ps | ||
| 2479 | |||
| 2480 | if {[file exists $target]} { \ | ||
| 2481 | outbothnonl "Deleting $target" | ||
| 2482 | outboth . | ||
| 2483 | file delete $target | ||
| 2484 | } \ | ||
| 2485 | else { | ||
| 2486 | outboth "Skipping $target : file does not exist." | ||
| 2487 | } | ||
| 2488 | |||
| 2489 | set target "" | ||
| 2490 | append target $pathUcBookA / $voltag .pdf | ||
| 2491 | |||
| 2492 | if {[file exists $target]} { \ | ||
| 2493 | outbothnonl "Deleting $target" | ||
| 2494 | outboth . | ||
| 2495 | file delete $target | ||
| 2496 | } \ | ||
| 2497 | else { | ||
| 2498 | outboth "Skipping $target : file does not exist." | ||
| 2499 | } | ||
| 2500 | |||
| 2501 | set target "" | ||
| 2502 | append target $pathUcBookA / $voltag .idx | ||
| 2503 | |||
| 2504 | if {[file exists $target]} { \ | ||
| 2505 | outbothnonl "Deleting $target" | ||
| 2506 | outboth . | ||
| 2507 | file delete $target | ||
| 2508 | } \ | ||
| 2509 | else { | ||
| 2510 | outboth "Skipping $target : file does not exist." | ||
| 2511 | } | ||
| 2512 | |||
| 2513 | set target "" | ||
| 2514 | append target $pathUcBookA / $voltag .ilg | ||
| 2515 | |||
| 2516 | if {[file exists $target]} { \ | ||
| 2517 | outbothnonl "Deleting $target" | ||
| 2518 | outboth . | ||
| 2519 | file delete $target | ||
| 2520 | } \ | ||
| 2521 | else { | ||
| 2522 | outboth "Skipping $target : file does not exist." | ||
| 2523 | } | ||
| 2524 | |||
| 2525 | set target "" | ||
| 2526 | append target $pathUcBookA / $voltag .ind | ||
| 2527 | |||
| 2528 | if {[file exists $target]} { \ | ||
| 2529 | outbothnonl "Deleting $target" | ||
| 2530 | outboth . | ||
| 2531 | file delete $target | ||
| 2532 | } \ | ||
| 2533 | else { | ||
| 2534 | outboth "Skipping $target : file does not exist." | ||
| 2535 | } | ||
| 2536 | |||
| 2537 | set target "" | ||
| 2538 | append target $pathUcBookA / $voltag .toc | ||
| 2539 | |||
| 2540 | if {[file exists $target]} { \ | ||
| 2541 | outbothnonl "Deleting $target" | ||
| 2542 | outboth . | ||
| 2543 | file delete $target | ||
| 2544 | } \ | ||
| 2545 | else { | ||
| 2546 | outboth "Skipping $target : file does not exist." | ||
| 2547 | } | ||
| 2548 | |||
| 2549 | set target "" | ||
| 2550 | append target $pathUcBookA / $voltag .aux | ||
| 2551 | |||
| 2552 | if {[file exists $target]} { \ | ||
| 2553 | outbothnonl "Deleting $target" | ||
| 2554 | outboth . | ||
| 2555 | file delete $target | ||
| 2556 | } \ | ||
| 2557 | else { | ||
| 2558 | outboth "Skipping $target : file does not exist." | ||
| 2559 | } | ||
| 2560 | |||
| 2561 | } | ||
| 2562 | hlineboth | ||
| 2563 | |||
| 2564 | #Create the master files for the two single volume works (the draft and the final). | ||
| 2565 | createSingleVolumeWorks $script_vcinfo | ||
| 2566 | |||
| 2567 | #Create the master files for the volumes. The volumes are automatically numbered, | ||
| 2568 | #based on those that are used, starting with 1. | ||
| 2569 | set volume_number 0 | ||
| 2570 | set N [llength $bookVolumeList] | ||
| 2571 | #Iterate through, delete each file. | ||
| 2572 | for {set volnum 0} {$volnum < $N} {incr volnum $bookVolumeListStructSize} { \ | ||
| 2573 | set voltag [lindex $bookVolumeList $volnum] | ||
| 2574 | |||
| 2575 | if {[get_volume_used_flag $voltag]} { \ | ||
| 2576 | incr volume_number | ||
| 2577 | createMultiVolumeWork $voltag $volume_number $script_vcinfo | ||
| 2578 | } | ||
| 2579 | } | ||
| 2580 | |||
| 2581 | outboth "DONE: Rebuild single-volume and multi-volume master files.." | ||
| 2582 | hlineboth | ||
| 2583 | update | ||
| 2584 | } | ||
| 2585 | |||
| 2586 | #---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ||
| 2587 | # Rebuilds the _README_.HTM file for the book, using the list of files and descriptions | ||
| 2588 | # embedded in the script. Also identifies files which files and directories which should | ||
| 2589 | # be present but are not. | ||
| 2590 | # | ||
| 2591 | proc rebuildReadmeHtmForBookProc { } { \ | ||
| 2592 | #Entry message. | ||
| 2593 | outboth "Rebuild README.HTM for book button clicked." | ||
| 2594 | |||
| 2595 | #First, open the _README_.HTM file for writing. This will automatically empty the | ||
| 2596 | #file if it already exists. | ||
| 2597 | set fhandle [open _README_.HTM "w"] | ||
| 2598 | |||
| 2599 | #Write the preamble to the file. | ||
| 2600 | rebuildReadmeWritePreamble $fhandle | ||
| 2601 | |||
| 2602 | #Write the meat of the file. | ||
| 2603 | rebuildReadmeWriteMeat $fhandle | ||
| 2604 | |||
| 2605 | #Write the postamble to the file. | ||
| 2606 | rebuildReadmeWritePostamble $fhandle | ||
| 2607 | |||
| 2608 | #Close the file which was opened. | ||
| 2609 | close $fhandle | ||
| 2610 | |||
| 2611 | #Termination message. | ||
| 2612 | outboth "DONE: BUTTON PRESS: Build of _README_.HTM." | ||
| 2613 | hlineboth | ||
| 2614 | } | ||
| 2615 | |||
| 2616 | #---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ||
| 2617 | # Copies all of the book .PDF files to the places where they are needed (there may be | ||
| 2618 | # multiple locations for each file). This is a simple copy operation. | ||
| 2619 | # | ||
| 2620 | proc copyBookPdfsProc { } { \ | ||
| 2621 | |||
| 2622 | global bookVolumeList | ||
| 2623 | global bookVolumeListStructSize | ||
| 2624 | global readme_build_list | ||
| 2625 | |||
| 2626 | set paths { \ | ||
| 2627 | "c:/distribs/common/supmatls/books/embedded_control/dta_ucswbk_a" \ | ||
| 2628 | "f:/wrootdta/proftopics/pubs_distributions_downloads/ucswbook01/outline_and_pdfs" \ | ||
| 2629 | } | ||
| 2630 | |||
| 2631 | outboth "BUTTON PRESS: Copy book .PDFs to other locations that must be" | ||
| 2632 | outboth " mirrored." | ||
| 2633 | hlineboth | ||
| 2634 | |||
| 2635 | #These are the names of the two single-volume files. | ||
| 2636 | #set svlist {svf.pdf svd.pdf} | ||
| 2637 | set svlist {svf.pdf} | ||
| 2638 | |||
| 2639 | foreach path $paths { \ | ||
| 2640 | outbothnonl "Copying to " | ||
| 2641 | outboth $path | ||
| 2642 | |||
| 2643 | #Iterate through, copy each single-volume file. | ||
| 2644 | set N [llength $svlist] | ||
| 2645 | for {set i 0} {$i < $N} {incr i} { \ | ||
| 2646 | set source [lindex $svlist $i] | ||
| 2647 | set dest $path | ||
| 2648 | append dest / [lindex $svlist $i] | ||
| 2649 | if {[file exists $source]} { \ | ||
| 2650 | outboth " Copying from: $source" | ||
| 2651 | outboth " to: $dest." | ||
| 2652 | file copy -force -- $source $dest | ||
| 2653 | } \ | ||
| 2654 | else { | ||
| 2655 | outboth " Can't copy $source: does not exist." | ||
| 2656 | } | ||
| 2657 | update | ||
| 2658 | } | ||
| 2659 | |||
| 2660 | #Get number of elements in the list of volumes. | ||
| 2661 | set N [llength $bookVolumeList] | ||
| 2662 | |||
| 2663 | #Iterate through, copy each file. | ||
| 2664 | for {set i 0} {$i < $N} {incr i $bookVolumeListStructSize} { \ | ||
| 2665 | set source [lindex $bookVolumeList $i] | ||
| 2666 | append source .pdf | ||
| 2667 | set dest $path | ||
| 2668 | append dest / [lindex $bookVolumeList $i] .pdf | ||
| 2669 | if {[file exists $source]} { \ | ||
| 2670 | outboth " Copying from: $source" | ||
| 2671 | outboth " to: $dest." | ||
| 2672 | file copy -force -- $source $dest | ||
| 2673 | } \ | ||
| 2674 | else { | ||
| 2675 | outboth " Can't copy $source: does not exist." | ||
| 2676 | } | ||
| 2677 | update | ||
| 2678 | } | ||
| 2679 | } | ||
| 2680 | |||
| 2681 | hlineboth | ||
| 2682 | |||
| 2683 | #The above just copies the .PDF files to a few needed locations. The portion below | ||
| 2684 | #performs a full directory copy (just of the files mentioned in the list which | ||
| 2685 | #defines the _README_.HTM file) to a set of target directories. The directories | ||
| 2686 | #themselves are wiped in advance. | ||
| 2687 | set fullcopypaths { \ | ||
| 2688 | "f:/wrootdta/proftopics/pubs_distributions_downloads/ucswbook01/outline_and_pdfs" \ | ||
| 2689 | "f:/ftproot/anonymous_user_common_area/books/ucswbka" \ | ||
| 2690 | } | ||
| 2691 | |||
| 2692 | foreach fullcopypath $fullcopypaths { \ | ||
| 2693 | #Destroy the subdirectory and all subcomponents. | ||
| 2694 | outbothnonl "Destroying: " | ||
| 2695 | outboth $fullcopypath | ||
| 2696 | file delete -force $fullcopypath | ||
| 2697 | |||
| 2698 | #Create the base directory. This will be at the same level as the directory | ||
| 2699 | #"c:/esrgubka" in the build on Dave Ashley's computer. | ||
| 2700 | file mkdir $fullcopypath | ||
| 2701 | |||
| 2702 | #For each of the files in the list to build the _README_.HTM file, create the | ||
| 2703 | #directory in which the file exists, the copy the file. | ||
| 2704 | foreach cur_line $readme_build_list { \ | ||
| 2705 | #Update the display so there is not an apparent freeze. | ||
| 2706 | update | ||
| 2707 | |||
| 2708 | #Iteration timesavers. | ||
| 2709 | set cur_tag [string range $cur_line 0 0] | ||
| 2710 | set cur_meat [string range $cur_line 2 end] | ||
| 2711 | |||
| 2712 | if {! [string compare -nocase $cur_tag "F"]} { \ | ||
| 2713 | |||
| 2714 | #puts $cur_tag | ||
| 2715 | #puts $cur_meat | ||
| 2716 | |||
| 2717 | #Replace any backslashes in the string with forward slashes. | ||
| 2718 | set fname $cur_meat | ||
| 2719 | set fname [string map {"\\" "/"} $fname] | ||
| 2720 | |||
| 2721 | #Concatenate the target directory with the file name to get the full name. | ||
| 2722 | set fullfname "" | ||
| 2723 | append fullfname $fullcopypath | ||
| 2724 | append fullfname "/" | ||
| 2725 | append fullfname $fname | ||
| 2726 | |||
| 2727 | #Rip off the final path component to get the directory that must exist, and | ||
| 2728 | #create the required directory. | ||
| 2729 | set location [string last "/" $fullfname] | ||
| 2730 | if {$location >= 0} { \ | ||
| 2731 | set dir_to_create [string range $fullfname 0 [expr $location - 1]] | ||
| 2732 | outbothnonl " Creating directory: " | ||
| 2733 | set dir_to_create [string tolower $dir_to_create] | ||
| 2734 | outboth $dir_to_create | ||
| 2735 | file mkdir $dir_to_create | ||
| 2736 | } \ | ||
| 2737 | else { | ||
| 2738 | outboth "No directory to create." | ||
| 2739 | } | ||
| 2740 | |||
| 2741 | #Convert everything to lower case. It looks more aesthetically pleasing | ||
| 2742 | #that way. | ||
| 2743 | set fname [string tolower $fname] | ||
| 2744 | set fullfname [string tolower $fullfname] | ||
| 2745 | |||
| 2746 | #The directory that needs to exist definitely exists. Perform the copy. | ||
| 2747 | outbothnonl " Copying from: " | ||
| 2748 | outboth $fname | ||
| 2749 | outbothnonl " to: " | ||
| 2750 | outboth $fullfname | ||
| 2751 | file copy -force -- $fname $fullfname | ||
| 2752 | } | ||
| 2753 | } | ||
| 2754 | } | ||
| 2755 | |||
| 2756 | hlineboth | ||
| 2757 | } | ||
| 2758 | |||
| 2759 | #---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ||
| 2760 | # Removes known extraneous and disposable ESRG Tool Set files and directories. | ||
| 2761 | # | ||
| 2762 | proc removeESRGToolSetKnownExtraneousFilesAndDirectoriesProc { } { \ | ||
| 2763 | outboth "ESRG Tool Set remove extraneous files and directories button clicked." | ||
| 2764 | hlineboth | ||
| 2765 | } | ||
| 2766 | |||
| 2767 | #---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ||
| 2768 | # Identifies extraneous ESRG Tool Set files and directories, which are foreign but at the | ||
| 2769 | # same time not known to be deletable. It is safest to let the user look at these. | ||
| 2770 | # | ||
| 2771 | proc identifyESRGToolSetExtraneousFilesAndDirectoriesProc { } { \ | ||
| 2772 | outboth "ESRG Tool Set identify extraneous files and directories button clicked." | ||
| 2773 | hlineboth | ||
| 2774 | } | ||
| 2775 | |||
| 2776 | #---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ||
| 2777 | # Performs a full clean build of all executable versions of ESRGScripter. This consists | ||
| 2778 | # of: | ||
| 2779 | # o Deletion of all existing .OBJ and .EXE files to assure a clean build. | ||
| 2780 | # o Deletion of all other copy targets. | ||
| 2781 | # o A full clean build. | ||
| 2782 | # o A full re-copy to destinations for assembly. | ||
| 2783 | # o Generation of README.HTM files, watching for missing files. | ||
| 2784 | # | ||
| 2785 | proc fullBuildOfAllESRGToolSetExecutableVersionsProc { } { \ | ||
| 2786 | outboth "ESRG Tool Set full build button clicked." | ||
| 2787 | hlineboth | ||
| 2788 | } | ||
| 2789 | |||
| 2790 | |||
| 2791 | #---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ||
| 2792 | #---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ||
| 2793 | #---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ||
| 2794 | # Main script. | ||
| 2795 | |||
| 2796 | console show | ||
| 2797 | #We have to use this, or the console won't be created when running a script | ||
| 2798 | #directly on invocation. | ||
| 2799 | |||
| 2800 | #---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ||
| 2801 | #---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ||
| 2802 | #------ C O N S T A N T S ----------------------------------------------------------__ | ||
| 2803 | #---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ||
| 2804 | #---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ||
| 2805 | #*************************************************************************** | ||
| 2806 | #Logging constants. | ||
| 2807 | set loglinelength 78 | ||
| 2808 | #The length of a line in the log. | ||
| 2809 | |||
| 2810 | set buildlogfilename cp_log.txt | ||
| 2811 | #The name of the log file which we'll use. | ||
| 2812 | |||
| 2813 | #*************************************************************************** | ||
| 2814 | #Directory path constants. These can be configured for a different machine | ||
| 2815 | #which might have a different drive name, etc. | ||
| 2816 | # | ||
| 2817 | #Path where Tex executables are located. | ||
| 2818 | set pathTexExecutables c:/texmf/miktex/bin | ||
| 2819 | # | ||
| 2820 | #Path where the the book source code is located. Everything is assumed in | ||
| 2821 | #a static arrangement below this directory. | ||
| 2822 | set pathUcBookA c:/svnsbx/dtapublic/pubs/books/ucbka/trunk | ||
| 2823 | |||
| 2824 | |||
| 2825 | #*************************************************************************** | ||
| 2826 | #Executable path constants. There should be very little variation in these | ||
| 2827 | #from machine to machine. I've used 4AllTex (a distribution of LaTeX), but | ||
| 2828 | #my understanding is that all distributions of LaTeX are the same executable | ||
| 2829 | #names, etc.--usually just different GUI wrappers. | ||
| 2830 | # | ||
| 2831 | #File where the LaTeX compiler resides. | ||
| 2832 | set execLatexCompiler "" | ||
| 2833 | append execLatexCompiler $pathTexExecutables / latex.exe | ||
| 2834 | |||
| 2835 | #File where the MAKEINDEX program resides. | ||
| 2836 | set execMakeindex "" | ||
| 2837 | append execMakeindex $pathTexExecutables / makeindex.exe | ||
| 2838 | |||
| 2839 | #File where the DVIPS program resides. | ||
| 2840 | set execDvips "" | ||
| 2841 | append execDvips $pathTexExecutables / dvips.exe | ||
| 2842 | |||
| 2843 | #Executable for Acrobat Distiller. | ||
| 2844 | set execAcrobatDistiller "c:/program files/adobe/acrobat 6.0/distillr/acrodist.exe" | ||
| 2845 | |||
| 2846 | |||
| 2847 | #*************************************************************************** | ||
| 2848 | #Volumes of the book, with their long and short titles, in the | ||
| 2849 | #single-volume and multi-volume versions of the book, respectively. | ||
| 2850 | #Order is: | ||
| 2851 | # Single volume long name (used when longer description is required in | ||
| 2852 | # single volume build). | ||
| 2853 | # Single volume short name (used when shorter description is required in | ||
| 2854 | # single volume build). | ||
| 2855 | # Single volume part name (used to actually name the "Part" in the | ||
| 2856 | # single-volume compile). (May not be used.) | ||
| 2857 | # Multi-volume long name (used when longer description required). | ||
| 2858 | # Multi-volume short name (used when shorter description required). | ||
| 2859 | # Multi-volume cover name (the name which actually appears on the volume | ||
| 2860 | # cover). | ||
| 2861 | # Used flag (1 or 0), a scratch flag. | ||
| 2862 | # | ||
| 2863 | #Each of these is a LaTeX compilation unit. All | ||
| 2864 | #compilations and builds are based on this set of names. These should be | ||
| 2865 | #arranged in order of ascending volume numbers, not in alphabetical order. | ||
| 2866 | #This is to protect for the case of moving to the Tcl script generating | ||
| 2867 | #certain of the files automatically and numbering automatically. | ||
| 2868 | # | ||
| 2869 | #As of 08/27/01, this list contains many unused volumes that were deleted (and | ||
| 2870 | #turned into chapters). These will be kept around for a while, in case they | ||
| 2871 | #are added again in the future as the work grows. | ||
| 2872 | set bookVolumeList { | ||
| 2873 | con0 \ | ||
| 2874 | "Concepts" \ | ||
| 2875 | "Concepts" \ | ||
| 2876 | "Concepts" \ | ||
| 2877 | "Concepts" \ | ||
| 2878 | "Concepts" \ | ||
| 2879 | "Concepts" \ | ||
| 2880 | "1" \ | ||
| 2881 | mfr0 \ | ||
| 2882 | "Mathematical Frameworks And Results" \ | ||
| 2883 | "Mathematical Frameworks And Results" \ | ||
| 2884 | "Mathematical Frameworks And Results" \ | ||
| 2885 | "Mathematical Frameworks And Results" \ | ||
| 2886 | "Mathematical Frameworks And Results" \ | ||
| 2887 | "Mathematical Frameworks And Results" \ | ||
| 2888 | "1" \ | ||
| 2889 | csw0 \ | ||
| 2890 | "Construction Of Embedded Software" \ | ||
| 2891 | "Construction Of Embedded Software" \ | ||
| 2892 | "Construction Of Embedded Software" \ | ||
| 2893 | "Construction Of Embedded Software" \ | ||
| 2894 | "Construction Of Embedded Software" \ | ||
| 2895 | "Construction Of Embedded Software" \ | ||
| 2896 | "1" \ | ||
| 2897 | alg0 \ | ||
| 2898 | "Embedded System Algorithms And Techniques" \ | ||
| 2899 | "Embedded System Algorithms And Techniques" \ | ||
| 2900 | "Embedded System Algorithms And Techniques" \ | ||
| 2901 | "Embedded System Algorithms And Techniques" \ | ||
| 2902 | "Embedded System Algorithms And Techniques" \ | ||
| 2903 | "Embedded System Algorithms And Techniques" \ | ||
| 2904 | "1" \ | ||
| 2905 | pac0 \ | ||
| 2906 | "Practical, Administrative, Incidental, And Miscellaneous Topics" \ | ||
| 2907 | "Practical, Administrative, Incidental, And Miscellaneous Topics" \ | ||
| 2908 | "Practical, Administrative, Incidental, And Miscellaneous Topics" \ | ||
| 2909 | "Practical, Administrative, Incidental, And Miscellaneous Topics" \ | ||
| 2910 | "Practical, Administrative, Incidental, And Miscellaneous Topics" \ | ||
| 2911 | "Practical, Administrative, Incidental, And Miscellaneous Topics" \ | ||
| 2912 | "1" \ | ||
| 2913 | isk0 \ | ||
| 2914 | "Insektengericht And Lessons Learned" \ | ||
| 2915 | "Insektengericht And Lessons Learned" \ | ||
| 2916 | "Insektengericht And Lessons Learned" \ | ||
| 2917 | "Insektengericht And Lessons Learned" \ | ||
| 2918 | "Insektengericht And Lessons Learned" \ | ||
| 2919 | "Insektengericht And Lessons Learned" \ | ||
| 2920 | "1" \ | ||
| 2921 | ijt0 \ | ||
| 2922 | "ESRG Workstation-Based Tool Set Reference Guide" \ | ||
| 2923 | "ESRG Workstation-Based Tool Set Reference Guide" \ | ||
| 2924 | "ESRG Workstation-Based Tool Set Reference Guide" \ | ||
| 2925 | "ESRG Workstation-Based Tool Set Reference Guide" \ | ||
| 2926 | "ESRG Workstation-Based Tool Set Reference Guide" \ | ||
| 2927 | "ESRG Workstation-Based Tool Set Reference Guide" \ | ||
| 2928 | "1" \ | ||
| 2929 | ijv0 \ | ||
| 2930 | "ESRG Server-Based Tool Set Reference Guide" \ | ||
| 2931 | "ESRG Server-Based Tool Set Reference Guide" \ | ||
| 2932 | "ESRG Server-Based Tool Set Reference Guide" \ | ||
| 2933 | "ESRG Server-Based Tool Set Reference Guide" \ | ||
| 2934 | "ESRG Server-Based Tool Set Reference Guide" \ | ||
| 2935 | "ESRG Server-Based Tool Set Reference Guide" \ | ||
| 2936 | "1" \ | ||
| 2937 | sma0 \ | ||
| 2938 | "Solutions Manual" \ | ||
| 2939 | "Solutions Manual" \ | ||
| 2940 | "Solutions Manual" \ | ||
| 2941 | "Solutions Manual" \ | ||
| 2942 | "Solutions Manual" \ | ||
| 2943 | "Solutions Manual" \ | ||
| 2944 | "1" \ | ||
| 2945 | rta0 \ | ||
| 2946 | "Real-Time Analysis" \ | ||
| 2947 | "Real-Time Analysis" \ | ||
| 2948 | "Real-Time Analysis" \ | ||
| 2949 | "Real-Time Analysis" \ | ||
| 2950 | "Real-Time Analysis" \ | ||
| 2951 | "Real-Time Analysis" \ | ||
| 2952 | "1" \ | ||
| 2953 | scr0 \ | ||
| 2954 | "Support Of Common Software Requirements And Design Scenarios"\ | ||
| 2955 | "Support Of Common Software Requirements And Design Scenarios"\ | ||
| 2956 | "Support Of Common Software Requirements And Design Scenarios"\ | ||
| 2957 | "Support Of Common Software Requirements And Design Scenarios"\ | ||
| 2958 | "Support Of Common Software Requirements And Design Scenarios"\ | ||
| 2959 | "Support Of Common Software Requirements And Design Scenarios"\ | ||
| 2960 | "1" \ | ||
| 2961 | soc0 \ | ||
| 2962 | "Support Of On-Chip Peripherals And Systems" \ | ||
| 2963 | "Support Of On-Chip Peripherals And Systems" \ | ||
| 2964 | "Support Of On-Chip Peripherals And Systems" \ | ||
| 2965 | "Support Of On-Chip Peripherals And Systems" \ | ||
| 2966 | "Support Of On-Chip Peripherals And Systems" \ | ||
| 2967 | "Support Of On-Chip Peripherals And Systems" \ | ||
| 2968 | "1" \ | ||
| 2969 | sfc0 \ | ||
| 2970 | "Support Of Off-Chip Peripherals And Systems" \ | ||
| 2971 | "Support Of Off-Chip Peripherals And Systems" \ | ||
| 2972 | "Support Of Off-Chip Peripherals And Systems" \ | ||
| 2973 | "Support Of Off-Chip Peripherals And Systems" \ | ||
| 2974 | "Support Of Off-Chip Peripherals And Systems" \ | ||
| 2975 | "Support Of Off-Chip Peripherals And Systems" \ | ||
| 2976 | "1" \ | ||
| 2977 | caf0 \ | ||
| 2978 | "Implementation Of Common Automotive Features" \ | ||
| 2979 | "Implementation Of Common Automotive Features" \ | ||
| 2980 | "Implementation Of Common Automotive Features" \ | ||
| 2981 | "Implementation Of Common Automotive Features" \ | ||
| 2982 | "Implementation Of Common Automotive Features" \ | ||
| 2983 | "Implementation Of Common Automotive Features" \ | ||
| 2984 | "1" \ | ||
| 2985 | snw0 \ | ||
| 2986 | "Support Of Networks And Communication Protocols" \ | ||
| 2987 | "Support Of Networks And Communication Protocols" \ | ||
| 2988 | "Support Of Networks And Communication Protocols" \ | ||
| 2989 | "Support Of Networks And Communication Protocols" \ | ||
| 2990 | "Support Of Networks And Communication Protocols" \ | ||
| 2991 | "Support Of Networks And Communication Protocols" \ | ||
| 2992 | "1" \ | ||
| 2993 | nal0 \ | ||
| 2994 | "Numerical Algorithms, Results, And Techniques" \ | ||
| 2995 | "Numerical Algorithms, Results, And Techniques" \ | ||
| 2996 | "Numerical Algorithms, Results, And Techniques" \ | ||
| 2997 | "Numerical Algorithms, Results, And Techniques" \ | ||
| 2998 | "Numerical Algorithms, Results, And Techniques" \ | ||
| 2999 | "Numerical Algorithms, Results, And Techniques" \ | ||
| 3000 | "1" \ | ||
| 3001 | nna0 \ | ||
| 3002 | "Non-Numerical Algorithms, Results, And Techniques" \ | ||
| 3003 | "Non-Numerical Algorithms, Results, And Techniques" \ | ||
| 3004 | "Non-Numerical Algorithms, Results, And Techniques" \ | ||
| 3005 | "Non-Numerical Algorithms, Results, And Techniques" \ | ||
| 3006 | "Non-Numerical Algorithms, Results, And Techniques" \ | ||
| 3007 | "Non-Numerical Algorithms, Results, And Techniques" \ | ||
| 3008 | "1" \ | ||
| 3009 | sdm0 \ | ||
| 3010 | "Software Design Methods" \ | ||
| 3011 | "Software Design Methods" \ | ||
| 3012 | "Software Design Methods" \ | ||
| 3013 | "Software Design Methods" \ | ||
| 3014 | "Software Design Methods" \ | ||
| 3015 | "Software Design Methods" \ | ||
| 3016 | "1" \ | ||
| 3017 | cpc0 \ | ||
| 3018 | "Microcontroller And CPU Core Usage Application Notes" \ | ||
| 3019 | "Microcontroller And CPU Core Usage Application Notes" \ | ||
| 3020 | "Microcontroller And CPU Core Usage Application Notes" \ | ||
| 3021 | "Microcontroller And CPU Core Usage Application Notes" \ | ||
| 3022 | "Microcontroller And CPU Core Usage Application Notes" \ | ||
| 3023 | "Microcontroller And CPU Core Usage Application Notes" \ | ||
| 3024 | "1" \ | ||
| 3025 | sti0 \ | ||
| 3026 | "Software Tool Descriptions And Information" \ | ||
| 3027 | "Software Tool Descriptions And Information" \ | ||
| 3028 | "Software Tool Descriptions And Information" \ | ||
| 3029 | "Software Tool Descriptions And Information" \ | ||
| 3030 | "Software Tool Descriptions And Information" \ | ||
| 3031 | "Software Tool Descriptions And Information" \ | ||
| 3032 | "1" \ | ||
| 3033 | stn0 \ | ||
| 3034 | "Software Tool Usage And Application Notes" \ | ||
| 3035 | "Software Tool Usage And Application Notes" \ | ||
| 3036 | "Software Tool Usage And Application Notes" \ | ||
| 3037 | "Software Tool Usage And Application Notes" \ | ||
| 3038 | "Software Tool Usage And Application Notes" \ | ||
| 3039 | "Software Tool Usage And Application Notes" \ | ||
| 3040 | "1" \ | ||
| 3041 | hti0 \ | ||
| 3042 | "Hardware Tool Descriptions And Information" \ | ||
| 3043 | "Hardware Tool Descriptions And Information" \ | ||
| 3044 | "Hardware Tool Descriptions And Information" \ | ||
| 3045 | "Hardware Tool Descriptions And Information" \ | ||
| 3046 | "Hardware Tool Descriptions And Information" \ | ||
| 3047 | "Hardware Tool Descriptions And Information" \ | ||
| 3048 | "1" \ | ||
| 3049 | htn0 \ | ||
| 3050 | "Hardware Tool Usage And Application Notes" \ | ||
| 3051 | "Hardware Tool Usage And Application Notes" \ | ||
| 3052 | "Hardware Tool Usage And Application Notes" \ | ||
| 3053 | "Hardware Tool Usage And Application Notes" \ | ||
| 3054 | "Hardware Tool Usage And Application Notes" \ | ||
| 3055 | "Hardware Tool Usage And Application Notes" \ | ||
| 3056 | "1" \ | ||
| 3057 | hwd0 \ | ||
| 3058 | "Hardware Design" \ | ||
| 3059 | "Hardware Design" \ | ||
| 3060 | "Hardware Design" \ | ||
| 3061 | "Hardware Design" \ | ||
| 3062 | "Hardware Design" \ | ||
| 3063 | "Hardware Design" \ | ||
| 3064 | "1" \ | ||
| 3065 | pte0 \ | ||
| 3066 | "Product Testing" \ | ||
| 3067 | "Product Testing" \ | ||
| 3068 | "Product Testing" \ | ||
| 3069 | "Product Testing" \ | ||
| 3070 | "Product Testing" \ | ||
| 3071 | "Product Testing" \ | ||
| 3072 | "1" \ | ||
| 3073 | pas0 \ | ||
| 3074 | "Product Manufacturing And Assembly" \ | ||
| 3075 | "Product Manufacturing And Assembly" \ | ||
| 3076 | "Product Manufacturing And Assembly" \ | ||
| 3077 | "Product Manufacturing And Assembly" \ | ||
| 3078 | "Product Manufacturing And Assembly" \ | ||
| 3079 | "Product Manufacturing And Assembly" \ | ||
| 3080 | "1" \ | ||
| 3081 | pro0 \ | ||
| 3082 | "Process, Administrative, And Personnel Issues" \ | ||
| 3083 | "Process, Administrative, And Personnel Issues" \ | ||
| 3084 | "Process, Administrative, And Personnel Issues" \ | ||
| 3085 | "Process, Administrative, And Personnel Issues" \ | ||
| 3086 | "Process, Administrative, And Personnel Issues" \ | ||
| 3087 | "Process, Administrative, And Personnel Issues" \ | ||
| 3088 | "1" \ | ||
| 3089 | orq0 \ | ||
| 3090 | "Open Research Questions" \ | ||
| 3091 | "Open Research Questions" \ | ||
| 3092 | "Open Research Questions" \ | ||
| 3093 | "Open Research Questions" \ | ||
| 3094 | "Open Research Questions" \ | ||
| 3095 | "Open Research Questions" \ | ||
| 3096 | "1" \ | ||
| 3097 | llr0 \ | ||
| 3098 | "Lessons Learned" \ | ||
| 3099 | "Lessons Learned" \ | ||
| 3100 | "Lessons Learned" \ | ||
| 3101 | "Lessons Learned" \ | ||
| 3102 | "Lessons Learned" \ | ||
| 3103 | "Lessons Learned" \ | ||
| 3104 | "1" \ | ||
| 3105 | bpr0 \ | ||
| 3106 | "Best Practices" \ | ||
| 3107 | "Best Practices" \ | ||
| 3108 | "Best Practices" \ | ||
| 3109 | "Best Practices" \ | ||
| 3110 | "Best Practices" \ | ||
| 3111 | "Best Practices" \ | ||
| 3112 | "1" \ | ||
| 3113 | hpj0 \ | ||
| 3114 | "Hardware Projects" \ | ||
| 3115 | "Hardware Projects" \ | ||
| 3116 | "Hardware Projects" \ | ||
| 3117 | "Hardware Projects" \ | ||
| 3118 | "Hardware Projects" \ | ||
| 3119 | "Hardware Projects" \ | ||
| 3120 | "1" \ | ||
| 3121 | sca0 \ | ||
| 3122 | "Software Case Studies" \ | ||
| 3123 | "Software Case Studies" \ | ||
| 3124 | "Software Case Studies" \ | ||
| 3125 | "Software Case Studies" \ | ||
| 3126 | "Software Case Studies" \ | ||
| 3127 | "Software Case Studies" \ | ||
| 3128 | "1" \ | ||
| 3129 | hca0 \ | ||
| 3130 | "Hardware Case Studies" \ | ||
| 3131 | "Hardware Case Studies" \ | ||
| 3132 | "Hardware Case Studies" \ | ||
| 3133 | "Hardware Case Studies" \ | ||
| 3134 | "Hardware Case Studies" \ | ||
| 3135 | "Hardware Case Studies" \ | ||
| 3136 | "1" \ | ||
| 3137 | cdt0 \ | ||
| 3138 | "Correspondence And Discussion Threads" \ | ||
| 3139 | "Correspondence And Discussion Threads" \ | ||
| 3140 | "Correspondence And Discussion Threads" \ | ||
| 3141 | "Correspondence And Discussion Threads" \ | ||
| 3142 | "Correspondence And Discussion Threads" \ | ||
| 3143 | "Correspondence And Discussion Threads" \ | ||
| 3144 | "1" \ | ||
| 3145 | dtm0 \ | ||
| 3146 | "Document Templates" \ | ||
| 3147 | "Document Templates" \ | ||
| 3148 | "Document Templates" \ | ||
| 3149 | "Document Templates" \ | ||
| 3150 | "Document Templates" \ | ||
| 3151 | "Document Templates" \ | ||
| 3152 | "1" \ | ||
| 3153 | } | ||
| 3154 | |||
| 3155 | set bookVolumeListStructSize 8 | ||
| 3156 | #The numer of physical records per each logical record in the list above. This | ||
| 3157 | #minimizes tearup if things are added to what is above. | ||
| 3158 | |||
| 3159 | set bookVolumeListIndex(NOT_USED) 0 | ||
| 3160 | #Used to initialize the associative index array for the book volumes, so there are | ||
| 3161 | #no problems declaring it global to procs before it is first defined. This index | ||
| 3162 | #is associative by the 4-character volume code, and stores an integer which is the | ||
| 3163 | #base array index into the group of info for that volume name. This is done to | ||
| 3164 | #avoid repeated searches of the entire space. I would guess the Tcl hash function | ||
| 3165 | #is faster than a linear search. | ||
| 3166 | |||
| 3167 | # The list of chapters in the entire work. They don't have to be in any particular | ||
| 3168 | # order (so I've arranged them alphabetically by tag). The fields are, in order: | ||
| 3169 | # a)The tag. | ||
| 3170 | # b)Single volume long name. | ||
| 3171 | # c)Single volume short name. | ||
| 3172 | # d)Multiple volume long name. | ||
| 3173 | # e)Multiple volume short name. | ||
| 3174 | # f)Single volume status ("D" or "F"). "D" indicates that chapter should be treated as a | ||
| 3175 | # draft chapter for the single volume work and only included in the draft version. "F" indicates | ||
| 3176 | # should be included in both draft and final versions. | ||
| 3177 | # g)Multi-volume status ("D" or "F"). See description immediately above, except | ||
| 3178 | # applies to multi-volume work. | ||
| 3179 | # h)"Used" flag ("Y" or "N"). This flag is set by the software as it runs to remember if a chapter | ||
| 3180 | # is referenced in the mcl or not. This is a scratch flag. | ||
| 3181 | # | ||
| 3182 | # As of 08/27/01, this list contains many unused chapters that were deleted. These will | ||
| 3183 | # be kept around for a while, in case they are added again in the future as the work grows. | ||
| 3184 | set chapterList { | ||
| 3185 | add0 \ | ||
| 3186 | "Addition" \ | ||
| 3187 | "Addition" \ | ||
| 3188 | "Addition" \ | ||
| 3189 | "Addition" \ | ||
| 3190 | "F" \ | ||
| 3191 | "F" \ | ||
| 3192 | "0" \ | ||
| 3193 | bal0 \ | ||
| 3194 | "Boolean Algebra And Simplification Of Boolean Functions" \ | ||
| 3195 | "Simplification Of Boolean Functions" \ | ||
| 3196 | "Boolean Algebra And Simplification Of Boolean Functions" \ | ||
| 3197 | "Simplification Of Boolean Functions" \ | ||
| 3198 | "F" \ | ||
| 3199 | "F" \ | ||
| 3200 | "0" \ | ||
| 3201 | bas0 \ | ||
| 3202 | "Solutions: Boolean Algebra And Simplification Of Boolean Functions" \ | ||
| 3203 | "Solutions: Boolean Algebra" \ | ||
| 3204 | "Solutions: Boolean Algebra And Simplification Of Boolean Functions" \ | ||
| 3205 | "Solutions: Boolean Algebra" \ | ||
| 3206 | "F" \ | ||
| 3207 | "F" \ | ||
| 3208 | "0" \ | ||
| 3209 | ber0 \ | ||
| 3210 | "Build Environment Research Questions" \ | ||
| 3211 | "Build Environment Research Questions" \ | ||
| 3212 | "Build Environment Research Questions" \ | ||
| 3213 | "Build Environment Research Questions" \ | ||
| 3214 | "F" \ | ||
| 3215 | "F" \ | ||
| 3216 | "0" \ | ||
| 3217 | bma0 \ | ||
| 3218 | "Bad Management And Unpleasant Work Situations" \ | ||
| 3219 | "Bad Management" \ | ||
| 3220 | "Bad Management And Unpleasant Work Situations" \ | ||
| 3221 | "Bad Management" \ | ||
| 3222 | "F" \ | ||
| 3223 | "F" \ | ||
| 3224 | "0" \ | ||
| 3225 | cch0 \ | ||
| 3226 | "CRC, Checksum, And Hash Function Extensions" \ | ||
| 3227 | "CRC, Checksum, And Hash Extensions" \ | ||
| 3228 | "CRC, Checksum, And Hash Function Extensions" \ | ||
| 3229 | "CRC, Checksum, And Hash Extensions" \ | ||
| 3230 | "F" \ | ||
| 3231 | "F" \ | ||
| 3232 | "0" \ | ||
| 3233 | cfr0 \ | ||
| 3234 | "Continued Fractions And Related Topics" \ | ||
| 3235 | "Continued Fractions And Related Topics" \ | ||
| 3236 | "Continued Fractions And Related Topics" \ | ||
| 3237 | "Continued Fractions And Related Topics" \ | ||
| 3238 | "F" \ | ||
| 3239 | "F" \ | ||
| 3240 | "0" \ | ||
| 3241 | cfs0 \ | ||
| 3242 | "Solutions: Continued Fractions And Related Topics" \ | ||
| 3243 | "Solutions: Continued Fractions" \ | ||
| 3244 | "Solutions: Continued Fractions And Related Topics" \ | ||
| 3245 | "Solutions: Continued Fractions" \ | ||
| 3246 | "F" \ | ||
| 3247 | "F" \ | ||
| 3248 | "0" \ | ||
| 3249 | cil0 \ | ||
| 3250 | "Classical And Simple Integer Algorithms And Techniques" \ | ||
| 3251 | "Simple Integer Algorithms" \ | ||
| 3252 | "Classical And Simple Integer Algorithms And Techniques" \ | ||
| 3253 | "Simple Integer Algorithms" \ | ||
| 3254 | "F" \ | ||
| 3255 | "F" \ | ||
| 3256 | "0" \ | ||
| 3257 | cis0 \ | ||
| 3258 | "Solutions: Classical And Simple Integer Algorithms And Techniques" \ | ||
| 3259 | "Solutions: Simple Integer Algorithms" \ | ||
| 3260 | "Solutions: Classical And Simple Integer Algorithms And Techniques" \ | ||
| 3261 | "Solutions: Simple Integer Algorithms" \ | ||
| 3262 | "F" \ | ||
| 3263 | "F" \ | ||
| 3264 | "0" \ | ||
| 3265 | css1 \ | ||
| 3266 | "Canonical Server Setup" \ | ||
| 3267 | "Canonical Server Setup" \ | ||
| 3268 | "Canonical Server Setup" \ | ||
| 3269 | "Canonical Server Setup" \ | ||
| 3270 | "F" \ | ||
| 3271 | "F" \ | ||
| 3272 | "0" \ | ||
| 3273 | cst0 \ | ||
| 3274 | "Coding Standards" \ | ||
| 3275 | "Coding Standards" \ | ||
| 3276 | "Coding Standards" \ | ||
| 3277 | "Coding Standards" \ | ||
| 3278 | "F" \ | ||
| 3279 | "F" \ | ||
| 3280 | "0" \ | ||
| 3281 | daa0 \ | ||
| 3282 | "Decoration And Automatic Assembly" \ | ||
| 3283 | "Decoration And Automatic Assembly" \ | ||
| 3284 | "Decoration And Automatic Assembly" \ | ||
| 3285 | "Decoration And Automatic Assembly" \ | ||
| 3286 | "F" \ | ||
| 3287 | "F" \ | ||
| 3288 | "0" \ | ||
| 3289 | dcm0 \ | ||
| 3290 | "DOS Console-Mode Utilities" \ | ||
| 3291 | "DOS Console-Mode Utilities" \ | ||
| 3292 | "DOS Console-Mode Utilities" \ | ||
| 3293 | "DOS Console-Mode Utilities" \ | ||
| 3294 | "F" \ | ||
| 3295 | "F" \ | ||
| 3296 | "0" \ | ||
| 3297 | div0 \ | ||
| 3298 | "Division" \ | ||
| 3299 | "Division" \ | ||
| 3300 | "Division" \ | ||
| 3301 | "Division" \ | ||
| 3302 | "F" \ | ||
| 3303 | "F" \ | ||
| 3304 | "0" \ | ||
| 3305 | dta0 \ | ||
| 3306 | "Discrete-Time And Complex Integer Algorithms And Techniques" \ | ||
| 3307 | "Complex Integer Algorithms" \ | ||
| 3308 | "Discrete-Time And Complex Integer Algorithms And Techniques" \ | ||
| 3309 | "Complex Integer Algorithms" \ | ||
| 3310 | "F" \ | ||
| 3311 | "F" \ | ||
| 3312 | "0" \ | ||
| 3313 | edc0 \ | ||
| 3314 | "Error-Detecting And Error-Correcting Codes, With Microcontroller Applications" \ | ||
| 3315 | "Error-Detecting And Correcting Codes" \ | ||
| 3316 | "Error-Detecting And Error-Correcting Codes, With Microcontroller Applications" \ | ||
| 3317 | "Error-Detecting And Correcting Codes" \ | ||
| 3318 | "F" \ | ||
| 3319 | "F" \ | ||
| 3320 | "0" \ | ||
| 3321 | eds0 \ | ||
| 3322 | "Solutions: Error-Detecting And Error-Correcting Codes, With Microcontroller Applications" \ | ||
| 3323 | "Solutions: Error-Detecting And Correcting Codes" \ | ||
| 3324 | "Solutions: Error-Detecting And Error-Correcting Codes, With Microcontroller Applications" \ | ||
| 3325 | "Solutions: Error-Detecting And Correcting Codes" \ | ||
| 3326 | "F" \ | ||
| 3327 | "F" \ | ||
| 3328 | "0" \ | ||
| 3329 | faq0 \ | ||
| 3330 | "Frequently Asked Questions And Frequently Encountered Problems" \ | ||
| 3331 | "FAQs And Common Problems" \ | ||
| 3332 | "Frequently Asked Questions And Frequently Encountered Problems" \ | ||
| 3333 | "FAQs And Common Problems" \ | ||
| 3334 | "F" \ | ||
| 3335 | "F" \ | ||
| 3336 | "0" \ | ||
| 3337 | frs0 \ | ||
| 3338 | "Solutions: Farey Series And Related Topics" \ | ||
| 3339 | "Solutions: Farey Series" \ | ||
| 3340 | "Solutions: Farey Series And Related Topics" \ | ||
| 3341 | "Solutions: Farey Series" \ | ||
| 3342 | "F" \ | ||
| 3343 | "F" \ | ||
| 3344 | "0" \ | ||
| 3345 | fry0 \ | ||
| 3346 | "Farey Series And Related Topics" \ | ||
| 3347 | "Farey Series And Related Topics" \ | ||
| 3348 | "Farey Series And Related Topics" \ | ||
| 3349 | "Farey Series And Related Topics" \ | ||
| 3350 | "F" \ | ||
| 3351 | "F" \ | ||
| 3352 | "0" \ | ||
| 3353 | fte0 \ | ||
| 3354 | "File Transformation Extension" \ | ||
| 3355 | "File Transformation Extension" \ | ||
| 3356 | "File Transformation Extension" \ | ||
| 3357 | "File Transformation Extension" \ | ||
| 3358 | "F" \ | ||
| 3359 | "F" \ | ||
| 3360 | "0" \ | ||
| 3361 | hgr0 \ | ||
| 3362 | "The Holy Grail" \ | ||
| 3363 | "The Holy Grail" \ | ||
| 3364 | "The Holy Grail" \ | ||
| 3365 | "The Holy Grail" \ | ||
| 3366 | "F" \ | ||
| 3367 | "F" \ | ||
| 3368 | "0" \ | ||
| 3369 | hrq0 \ | ||
| 3370 | "Hardware Research Questions" \ | ||
| 3371 | "Hardware Research Questions" \ | ||
| 3372 | "Hardware Research Questions" \ | ||
| 3373 | "Hardware Research Questions" \ | ||
| 3374 | "F" \ | ||
| 3375 | "F" \ | ||
| 3376 | "0" \ | ||
| 3377 | int0 \ | ||
| 3378 | "Introduction To Small Microcontroller Work" \ | ||
| 3379 | "Introduction To Small Microcontroller Work" \ | ||
| 3380 | "Introduction To Small Microcontroller Work" \ | ||
| 3381 | "Introduction To Small Microcontroller Work" \ | ||
| 3382 | "F" \ | ||
| 3383 | "F" \ | ||
| 3384 | "0" \ | ||
| 3385 | ird0 \ | ||
| 3386 | "Interrupt-Related Software Defects" \ | ||
| 3387 | "Interrupt-Related Software Defects" \ | ||
| 3388 | "Interrupt-Related Software Defects" \ | ||
| 3389 | "Interrupt-Related Software Defects" \ | ||
| 3390 | "F" \ | ||
| 3391 | "F" \ | ||
| 3392 | "0" \ | ||
| 3393 | isa1 \ | ||
| 3394 | "Introduction and Server Architecture" \ | ||
| 3395 | "Introduction and Server Architecture" \ | ||
| 3396 | "Introduction and Server Architecture" \ | ||
| 3397 | "Introduction and Server Architecture" \ | ||
| 3398 | "F" \ | ||
| 3399 | "F" \ | ||
| 3400 | "0" \ | ||
| 3401 | isk0 \ | ||
| 3402 | "Insektengericht And Lessons Learned" \ | ||
| 3403 | "Insektengericht And Lessons Learned" \ | ||
| 3404 | "Insektengericht And Lessons Learned" \ | ||
| 3405 | "Insektengericht And Lessons Learned" \ | ||
| 3406 | "F" \ | ||
| 3407 | "F" \ | ||
| 3408 | "0" \ | ||
| 3409 | lie0 \ | ||
| 3410 | "Long Integer Extensions" \ | ||
| 3411 | "Long Integer Extensions" \ | ||
| 3412 | "Long Integer Extensions" \ | ||
| 3413 | "Long Integer Extensions" \ | ||
| 3414 | "F" \ | ||
| 3415 | "F" \ | ||
| 3416 | "0" \ | ||
| 3417 | mpd0 \ | ||
| 3418 | "Management Of Product Development Materials" \ | ||
| 3419 | "Management Of Product Development Materials" \ | ||
| 3420 | "Management Of Product Development Materials" \ | ||
| 3421 | "Management Of Product Development Materials" \ | ||
| 3422 | "F" \ | ||
| 3423 | "F" \ | ||
| 3424 | "0" \ | ||
| 3425 | mtn0 \ | ||
| 3426 | "Miscellaneous Topics From Mathematics And Number Theory" \ | ||
| 3427 | "Miscellaneous Mathematical Topics" \ | ||
| 3428 | "Miscellaneous Topics From Mathematics And Number Theory" \ | ||
| 3429 | "Miscellaneous Mathematical Topics" \ | ||
| 3430 | "F" \ | ||
| 3431 | "F" \ | ||
| 3432 | "0" \ | ||
| 3433 | mul0 \ | ||
| 3434 | "Multiplication" \ | ||
| 3435 | "Multiplication" \ | ||
| 3436 | "Multiplication" \ | ||
| 3437 | "Multiplication" \ | ||
| 3438 | "F" \ | ||
| 3439 | "F" \ | ||
| 3440 | "0" \ | ||
| 3441 | nam0 \ | ||
| 3442 | "Naming Conventions" \ | ||
| 3443 | "Naming Conventions" \ | ||
| 3444 | "Naming Conventions" \ | ||
| 3445 | "Naming Conventions" \ | ||
| 3446 | "F" \ | ||
| 3447 | "F" \ | ||
| 3448 | "0" \ | ||
| 3449 | nnu0 \ | ||
| 3450 | "Non-Numerical Algorithms And Techniques" \ | ||
| 3451 | "Non-Numerical Algorithms And Techniques" \ | ||
| 3452 | "Non-Numerical Algorithms And Techniques" \ | ||
| 3453 | "Non-Numerical Algorithms And Techniques" \ | ||
| 3454 | "F" \ | ||
| 3455 | "F" \ | ||
| 3456 | "0" \ | ||
| 3457 | nth0 \ | ||
| 3458 | "Number Theory Extensions" \ | ||
| 3459 | "Number Theory Extensions" \ | ||
| 3460 | "Number Theory Extensions" \ | ||
| 3461 | "Number Theory Extensions" \ | ||
| 3462 | "F" \ | ||
| 3463 | "F" \ | ||
| 3464 | "0" \ | ||
| 3465 | orq0 \ | ||
| 3466 | "Open Research Questions" \ | ||
| 3467 | "Open Research Questions" \ | ||
| 3468 | "Open Research Questions" \ | ||
| 3469 | "Open Research Questions" \ | ||
| 3470 | "F" \ | ||
| 3471 | "F" \ | ||
| 3472 | "0" \ | ||
| 3473 | pbc0 \ | ||
| 3474 | "Product Build- And Configuration-Related Software Defects" \ | ||
| 3475 | "Build And Configuration Defects" \ | ||
| 3476 | "Product Build- And Configuration-Related Software Defects" \ | ||
| 3477 | "Build And Configuration Defects" \ | ||
| 3478 | "F" \ | ||
| 3479 | "F" \ | ||
| 3480 | "0" \ | ||
| 3481 | pco0 \ | ||
| 3482 | "General Practical Construction Of Embedded Software" \ | ||
| 3483 | "General Practical Construction Of Embedded Software" \ | ||
| 3484 | "General Practical Construction Of Embedded Software" \ | ||
| 3485 | "General Practical Construction Of Embedded Software" \ | ||
| 3486 | "F" \ | ||
| 3487 | "F" \ | ||
| 3488 | "0" \ | ||
| 3489 | pit0 \ | ||
| 3490 | "Practical Interface And Test Circuits" \ | ||
| 3491 | "Practical Interface And Test Circuits" \ | ||
| 3492 | "Practical Interface And Test Circuits" \ | ||
| 3493 | "Practical Interface And Test Circuits" \ | ||
| 3494 | "F" \ | ||
| 3495 | "F" \ | ||
| 3496 | "0" \ | ||
| 3497 | pri0 \ | ||
| 3498 | "Integers, Prime Numbers, And Related Topics" \ | ||
| 3499 | "Integers, Primes, And Related Topics" \ | ||
| 3500 | "Integers, Prime Numbers, And Related Topics" \ | ||
| 3501 | "Integers, Primes, And Related Topics" \ | ||
| 3502 | "F" \ | ||
| 3503 | "F" \ | ||
| 3504 | "0" \ | ||
| 3505 | prs0 \ | ||
| 3506 | "Solutions: Integers, Prime Numbers, And Related Topics" \ | ||
| 3507 | "Solutions: Integers, Primes, And Related Topics" \ | ||
| 3508 | "Solutions: Integers, Prime Numbers, And Related Topics" \ | ||
| 3509 | "Solutions: Integers, Primes, And Related Topics" \ | ||
| 3510 | "F" \ | ||
| 3511 | "F" \ | ||
| 3512 | "0" \ | ||
| 3513 | pxf0 \ | ||
| 3514 | "Products Of Exceptional Functionality" \ | ||
| 3515 | "Products Of Exceptional Functionality" \ | ||
| 3516 | "Products Of Exceptional Functionality" \ | ||
| 3517 | "Products Of Exceptional Functionality" \ | ||
| 3518 | "F" \ | ||
| 3519 | "F" \ | ||
| 3520 | "0" \ | ||
| 3521 | qua0 \ | ||
| 3522 | "Quantization" \ | ||
| 3523 | "Quantization" \ | ||
| 3524 | "Quantization" \ | ||
| 3525 | "Quantization" \ | ||
| 3526 | "F" \ | ||
| 3527 | "F" \ | ||
| 3528 | "0" \ | ||
| 3529 | rat0 \ | ||
| 3530 | "Rational Approximation" \ | ||
| 3531 | "Rational Approximation" \ | ||
| 3532 | "Rational Approximation" \ | ||
| 3533 | "Rational Approximation" \ | ||
| 3534 | "F" \ | ||
| 3535 | "F" \ | ||
| 3536 | "0" \ | ||
| 3537 | ras0 \ | ||
| 3538 | "Solutions: Rational Approximation" \ | ||
| 3539 | "Solutions: Rational Approximation" \ | ||
| 3540 | "Solutions: Rational Approximation" \ | ||
| 3541 | "Solutions: Rational Approximation" \ | ||
| 3542 | "F" \ | ||
| 3543 | "F" \ | ||
| 3544 | "0" \ | ||
| 3545 | rcs0 \ | ||
| 3546 | "Ratiometric Conversion And Measurement Systems" \ | ||
| 3547 | "Ratiometric Measurement Systems" \ | ||
| 3548 | "Ratiometric Conversion And Measurement Systems" \ | ||
| 3549 | "Ratiometric Measurement Systems" \ | ||
| 3550 | "F" \ | ||
| 3551 | "F" \ | ||
| 3552 | "0" \ | ||
| 3553 | rnd1 \ | ||
| 3554 | "Random Number Generation Extensions" \ | ||
| 3555 | "Random Number Generation Extensions" \ | ||
| 3556 | "Random Number Generation Extensions" \ | ||
| 3557 | "Random Number Generation Extensions" \ | ||
| 3558 | "F" \ | ||
| 3559 | "F" \ | ||
| 3560 | "0" \ | ||
| 3561 | rne0 \ | ||
| 3562 | "Rational Number Extensions" \ | ||
| 3563 | "Rational Number Extensions" \ | ||
| 3564 | "Rational Number Extensions" \ | ||
| 3565 | "Rational Number Extensions" \ | ||
| 3566 | "F" \ | ||
| 3567 | "F" \ | ||
| 3568 | "0" \ | ||
| 3569 | rta0 \ | ||
| 3570 | "Real-Time Analysis" \ | ||
| 3571 | "Real-Time Analysis" \ | ||
| 3572 | "Real-Time Analysis" \ | ||
| 3573 | "Real-Time Analysis" \ | ||
| 3574 | "F" \ | ||
| 3575 | "F" \ | ||
| 3576 | "0" \ | ||
| 3577 | sds0 \ | ||
| 3578 | "Standard Directory Structures" \ | ||
| 3579 | "Standard Directory Structures" \ | ||
| 3580 | "Standard Directory Structures" \ | ||
| 3581 | "Standard Directory Structures" \ | ||
| 3582 | "F" \ | ||
| 3583 | "F" \ | ||
| 3584 | "0" \ | ||
| 3585 | sfo0 \ | ||
| 3586 | "Support Of Frequently-Occurring Requirements" \ | ||
| 3587 | "Support Of Frequently-Occurring Requirements" \ | ||
| 3588 | "Support Of Frequently-Occurring Requirements" \ | ||
| 3589 | "Support Of Frequently-Occurring Requirements" \ | ||
| 3590 | "F" \ | ||
| 3591 | "F" \ | ||
| 3592 | "0" \ | ||
| 3593 | snc0 \ | ||
| 3594 | "Support Of Communication Protocols And Networks" \ | ||
| 3595 | "Support Of Communication Protocols And Networks" \ | ||
| 3596 | "Support Of Communication Protocols And Networks" \ | ||
| 3597 | "Support Of Communication Protocols And Networks" \ | ||
| 3598 | "F" \ | ||
| 3599 | "F" \ | ||
| 3600 | "0" \ | ||
| 3601 | soc0 \ | ||
| 3602 | "Support Of On-Chip Peripherals And Subsystems" \ | ||
| 3603 | "Support Of On-Chip Peripherals And Subsystems" \ | ||
| 3604 | "Support Of On-Chip Peripherals And Subsystems" \ | ||
| 3605 | "Support Of On-Chip Peripherals And Subsystems" \ | ||
| 3606 | "F" \ | ||
| 3607 | "F" \ | ||
| 3608 | "0" \ | ||
| 3609 | soc1 \ | ||
| 3610 | "Support Of Off-Chip Peripherals And Subsystems" \ | ||
| 3611 | "Off-Chip Peripherals And Subsystems" \ | ||
| 3612 | "Support Of Off-Chip Peripherals And Subsystems" \ | ||
| 3613 | "Off-Chip Peripherals And Subsystems" \ | ||
| 3614 | "F" \ | ||
| 3615 | "F" \ | ||
| 3616 | "0" \ | ||
| 3617 | sub0 \ | ||
| 3618 | "Subtraction" \ | ||
| 3619 | "Subtraction" \ | ||
| 3620 | "Subtraction" \ | ||
| 3621 | "Subtraction" \ | ||
| 3622 | "F" \ | ||
| 3623 | "F" \ | ||
| 3624 | "0" \ | ||
| 3625 | tcm0 \ | ||
| 3626 | "Tcl Command Reference" \ | ||
| 3627 | "Tcl Command Reference" \ | ||
| 3628 | "Tcl Command Reference" \ | ||
| 3629 | "Tcl Command Reference" \ | ||
| 3630 | "F" |