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#$Header: /home/dashley/cvsrep/e3ft_gpl01/e3ft_gpl01/dtaipubs/esrgubka/scripts/cp_script.tcl,v 1.40 2009/08/14 03:38:57 dashley Exp $
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#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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# Dave Ashley
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# DAVEASHLEY@DAVEASHLEY.COM
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# DTASHLEY@AOL.COM
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#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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# Tcl script (using Tk extensions, so it must be run under Tk/Wish) to build and package
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# both Dave Ashley's microcontroller software book, and the associated ESRG Tool set. This
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# script is also included with the source code of either so that the script can be used
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# by those who have purchased or otherwise obtained the LaTeX source for the book or the
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# source for the ESRG Tool Set to do the build.
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#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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#The version control information below is extracted by this Tcl script and incorporated
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#into the back of the title page. This takes the place of the "main .TEX file" information
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#that was there previously. Since the main files are now generated on the fly by the Tcl
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#script, this is the logical replacement. Version control information is included so
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#that if anything goes awry, the origin and what was being used can be tracked down.
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#
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#AUTOMATIC MARKER: BEGIN SCRIPT VERSION CONTROL INFORMATION
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#$RCSfile: cp_script.tcl,v $
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#$Source: /home/dashley/cvsrep/e3ft_gpl01/e3ft_gpl01/dtaipubs/esrgubka/scripts/cp_script.tcl,v $
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#$Revision: 1.40 $
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#$Author: dashley $
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#$Date: 2009/08/14 03:38:57 $
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#AUTOMATIC MARKER: END SCRIPT VERSION CONTROL INFORMATION
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#
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#****************************************************************************************
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#****************************************************************************************
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#**** U T I L I T Y F U N C T I O N S ******************************************
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#****************************************************************************************
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#****************************************************************************************
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# Exit procedure. Exits unconditionally. Clicked in response
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# to the button marked EXIT.
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#
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proc exitProc { } { \
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global buildlogfilehandle
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#Put the system date and time into the build log and on the console.
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set buildendtimestamp [clock seconds]
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set s0 [clock format $buildendtimestamp -format "Execution ending at: %A, %B %d, %Y; %I:%M:%S %p."]
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outboth $s0
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thickhlineboth
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close $buildlogfilehandle
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exit 0
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}
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#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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#Writes a contiguous group of a number of characters (or strings) to a stream,
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#without a terminating newline.
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proc contiggrouptostream { thestream thechar howmany } {
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for {set i 0} {$i < $howmany} {incr i} {
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puts -nonewline $thestream $thechar
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}
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return
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}
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#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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#Copies (binary) from src to dest, destroying dest in advance.
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proc destructive_binary_copy { src dest } {
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#Delete dest, if it exists.
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file delete $dest
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set srchandle [open $src "r"]
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set dsthandle [open $dest "w"]
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fconfigure $srchandle -translation binary
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fconfigure $dsthandle -translation binary
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fcopy $srchandle $dsthandle
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close $srchandle
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close $dsthandle
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return
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}
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#****************************************************************************************
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#****************************************************************************************
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#**** N U M B E R I N G F U N C T I O N S **************************************
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#****************************************************************************************
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#****************************************************************************************
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# Each function here has to do with numbering parts, chapters, etc.
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#
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# Returns the lower-case string corresponding to a digit.
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proc lower_case_number_string { arg } { \
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switch -exact $arg {
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"0" { return zero }
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"1" { return one }
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"2" { return two }
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"3" { return three }
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"4" { return four }
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"5" { return five }
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"6" { return six }
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"7" { return seven }
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"8" { return eight }
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"9" { return nine }
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default { return INTERNAL_FUNCTION_PAR_ERROR }
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}
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}
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# Returns the upper-case string corresponding to the
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# roman numerals of a decimal number. Algorithm is simple
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# case because numbers won't get large enough to prevent
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# enumeration.
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proc upper_case_roman_numeral_string { arg } { \
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switch -exact $arg {
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"0" { return ZERO_NOT_SUPPORTED_ROMAN }
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"1" { return I }
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"2" { return II }
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"3" { return III }
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"4" { return IV }
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"5" { return V }
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"6" { return VI }
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"7" { return VII }
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"8" { return VIII }
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"9" { return IX }
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"10" { return X }
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"11" { return XI }
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"12" { return XII }
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"13" { return XIII }
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"14" { return XIV }
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"15" { return XV }
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"16" { return XVI }
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"17" { return XVII }
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"18" { return XVIII }
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"19" { return XIX }
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"20" { return XX }
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"21" { return XXI }
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"22" { return XXII }
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"23" { return XXIII }
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"24" { return XXIV }
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"25" { return XXV }
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"26" { return XXVI }
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"27" { return XXVII }
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"28" { return XXVIII }
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"29" { return XXIX }
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"30" { return XXX }
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"31" { return XXXI }
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"32" { return XXXII }
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"33" { return XXXIII }
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"34" { return XXXIV }
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"35" { return XXXV }
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"36" { return XXXVI }
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"37" { return XXXVII }
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"38" { return XXXVIII }
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"39" { return XXXIX }
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"40" { return XXXX }
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"41" { return XXXXI }
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"42" { return XXXXII }
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"43" { return XXXXIII }
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"44" { return XXXXIV }
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"45" { return XXXXV }
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"46" { return XXXXVI }
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"47" { return XXXXVII }
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"48" { return XXXXVIII }
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"49" { return IL }
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default { return INTERNAL_FUNCTION_PAR_ERROR }
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}
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}
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#****************************************************************************************
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#****************************************************************************************
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#**** 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 *********************
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#****************************************************************************************
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#****************************************************************************************
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#
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# Replaces all digits in a string with their textual strings. This is used to form
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# commands whose names the LaTeX compiler will accept.
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proc replace_digits_with_alphas { arg } { \
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set result ""
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set N [string length $arg]
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for {set i 0} {$i < $N} {incr i} { \
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set c [string index $arg $i]
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if {[string first $c "0123456789"] == -1} { \
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#Isn't a digit, just append.
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append result $c
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} \
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else {
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#Is a digit, must expand and append.
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append result [lower_case_number_string $c]
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}
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}
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return $result
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}
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#Replaces any spaces in a string with the HTML code %20. This is necessary to
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#to achieve the proper HTML syntax when putting filenames in in come contexts.
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#
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proc replace_spaces_with_HTML_codes { tgt } { \
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set tgt [string map {" " "%20"} $tgt]
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return $tgt
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}
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#****************************************************************************************
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#****************************************************************************************
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#**** 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 **
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#****************************************************************************************
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#****************************************************************************************
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#Extracts the version control information lines (marked automatically above) from this
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#file and returns them as a string. The string includes all newline characters.
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proc extract_this_scripts_version_control_information { } { \
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#Define the strings that we'll accept as beginning the
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#block of version control information and the strings
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#that we'll accept as terminating it.
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set begin_string "AUTOMATIC MARKER: BEGIN SCRIPT VERSION CONTROL INFORMATION"
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set end_string "AUTOMATIC MARKER: END SCRIPT VERSION CONTROL INFORMATION"
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#Initialize our return value to nothing so far.
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set rv ""
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#Open the script for extraction.
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set script_handle [open scripts/cp_script.tcl r]
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#Leaf through the file until we hit the end of file or else the beginning string.
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set eof_found 0
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set beginstring_found 0
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while {!$eof_found && !$beginstring_found} { \
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set current_line [gets $script_handle]
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set beginstring_found_index [string first $begin_string $current_line]
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set beginstring_found [expr $beginstring_found_index >= 0]
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set eof_found [eof $script_handle]
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}
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if {!$eof_found} { \
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#If we're here, we got the begin string we were looking for. Copy over
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#until the end string is encountered or until end of file.
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set endstring_found 0
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while {!$eof_found && !$endstring_found} { \
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set current_line [gets $script_handle]
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#If the first character of the line is a Tcl comment delimieter (which it
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#most likely is), trash it.
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set current_line [string trimleft $current_line "#"]
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set endstring_found_index [string first $end_string $current_line]
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set endstring_found [expr $endstring_found_index >= 0]
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set eof_found [eof $script_handle]
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if {!$endstring_found} { \
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append rv $current_line "\n"
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}
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}
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}
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#Close the script file.
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close $script_handle
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#Return the extracted version control information.
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return $rv
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}
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#****************************************************************************************
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#****************************************************************************************
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#**** L O G G I N G F U N C T I O N S ******************************************
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#****************************************************************************************
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#****************************************************************************************
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# Each function in this category is called as an aid in maintaing a log file and a
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# console display which say exactly the same thing.
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#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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#Writes a contiguous group of a number of characters to the standard output,
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#plus to the build log file.
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proc contiggrouptoboth { thechar howmany } {
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global buildlogfilehandle
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contiggrouptostream $buildlogfilehandle $thechar $howmany
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contiggrouptostream stdout $thechar $howmany
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return
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}
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#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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#Writes a line of $loglinelength hyphens followed by a newline to only the
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#console, but not the build log file.
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proc hlineconsole {} {
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global loglinelength
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contiggrouptostream stdout - $loglinelength
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puts ""
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return
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}
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#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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#Writes a line of $loglinelength hyphens followed by a newline to both the
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#console and the build log file.
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proc hlineboth {} {
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global loglinelength
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global buildlogfilehandle
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contiggrouptoboth - $loglinelength
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puts $buildlogfilehandle ""
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puts ""
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return
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}
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#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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#Writes a line of $loglinelength "=" chars followed by a newline to only the
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#console but not the build log file.
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proc thickhlineconsole {} {
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global loglinelength
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contiggrouptostream stdout = $loglinelength
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puts ""
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return
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}
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#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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#Writes a line of $loglinelength "=" chars followed by a newline to both the
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#console and the build log file.
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proc thickhlineboth {} {
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global loglinelength
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global buildlogfilehandle
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contiggrouptoboth = $loglinelength
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puts $buildlogfilehandle ""
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puts ""
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return
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}
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#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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#Dumps output to both the console and the log file, with newline attached.
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proc outboth { arg } {
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global buildlogfilehandle
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puts $buildlogfilehandle $arg
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puts $arg
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return
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}
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#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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#Dumps output to both the console and the log file, without newline attached.
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proc outbothnonl { arg } {
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global buildlogfilehandle
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puts -nonewline $buildlogfilehandle $arg
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puts -nonewline $arg
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return
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}
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#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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#Prints a banner to the passed stream indicating success or failure of a build
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#script. The two messages are "*OK*" and "FAIL". The failflag, if 0, means
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#success, or if non-zero, means failure. The banner will be centered
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#in the output. $nearpadchar and $farpadchar are the characters used to pad
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#the centering near the banner letters and farther away. $nearfarmargin is
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#the number of characters for which the near characters extend.
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proc passfailbannertostream { thestream passfailflag nearpadchar farpadchar nearfarmargin} {
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global loglinelength
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set passbanner {
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" OOOOO K K" \
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"O O K K " \
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"O O K K " \
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"O O KK " \
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"O O K K " \
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"O O K K " \
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"O O K K " \
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"O O K K " \
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" OOOOO K K" \
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}
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set failbanner {
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"FFFFFFF AAA III L " \
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"F A A I L " \
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"F A A I L " \
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"F A A I L " \
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"FFFFFF AAAAAAA I L " \
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"F A A I L " \
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"F A A I L " \
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"F A A I L " \
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"F A A III LLLLLLL" \
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}
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#First we need to calculate the number of chars on the left with which
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#to pad the the result.
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if {$passfailflag != 0} {
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#Fail
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set banner $failbanner
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} \
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else {
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#Pass
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set banner $passbanner
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}
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#Determine the width of the banner which applies.
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set bannerwidth [string length [lindex $banner 0] ]
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#Calculate the size in chars to use for the far padding.
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set farpadwidth [expr "($loglinelength - $bannerwidth - (2 * $nearfarmargin ) ) >> 1"]
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#If by poor choice of all values we ended up with a negative number, clip it to zero.
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if {$farpadwidth < 0} {
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set farpadwidth 0
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}
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#Iterate to output the lines of the banner.
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foreach curline $banner {
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for {set i 0} {$i < $farpadwidth} {incr i} {
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puts -nonewline $thestream $farpadchar
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}
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for {set i 0} {$i < $nearfarmargin} {incr i} {
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puts -nonewline $thestream $nearpadchar
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}
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puts -nonewline $thestream $curline
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for {set i 0} {$i < $nearfarmargin} {incr i} {
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puts -nonewline $thestream $nearpadchar
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}
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for {set i 0} {$i < $farpadwidth} {incr i} {
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puts -nonewline $thestream $farpadchar
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}
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puts $thestream ""
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}
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return
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}
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#****************************************************************************************
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#****************************************************************************************
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#**** 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 **********
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#****************************************************************************************
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#****************************************************************************************
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# Each function in this category provides a function related to the data structures
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# embedded in the script. Generally, errors are all fatal.
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#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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# Indexes the volume list by the 4-letter tag. This is done for lookup speed.
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proc IndexVolumeList { } { \
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global bookVolumeList
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global bookVolumeListStructSize
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global bookVolumeListIndex
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outboth "Indexing volume list."
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set N [llength $bookVolumeList]
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for {set i 0} {$i < $N} {incr i $bookVolumeListStructSize} { \
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set elem [lindex $bookVolumeList $i]
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set bookVolumeListIndex($elem) $i
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outboth " bookVolumeList($elem) = $i"
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}
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}
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#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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# Indexes the chapter list by the 4-letter tag. This is done for lookup speed.
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proc IndexChapterList { } { \
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global chapterList
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global chapterListStructSize
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global chapterListIndex
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outboth "Indexing chapter list."
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set N [llength $chapterList]
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for {set i 0} {$i < $N} {incr i $chapterListStructSize} { \
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set elem [lindex $chapterList $i]
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set chapterListIndex($elem) $i
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outboth " chapterList($elem) = $i"
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}
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hlineboth
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}
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#****************************************************************************************
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#****************************************************************************************
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#**** 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 **************
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#****************************************************************************************
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#****************************************************************************************
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# Functions which look up chapter table information.
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#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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#
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# Returns the single-volume long title for a chapter. Input is the 4-character
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# chapter tag. Chapter table must have been indexed in advance.
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proc get_chap_long_single_volume_title { ctag } { \
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global chapterList
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global chapterListIndex
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set i $chapterListIndex($ctag)
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|
508 |
return [lindex $chapterList [expr $i + 1]]
|
509 |
}
|
510 |
|
511 |
# Returns the single-volume short title for a chapter. Input is the 4-character
|
512 |
# chapter tag. Chapter table must have been indexed in advance.
|
513 |
proc get_chap_short_single_volume_title { ctag } { \
|
514 |
global chapterList
|
515 |
global chapterListIndex
|
516 |
|
517 |
set i $chapterListIndex($ctag)
|
518 |
|
519 |
return [lindex $chapterList [expr $i + 2]]
|
520 |
}
|
521 |
|
522 |
#Mark an individual chapter (by tag) used.
|
523 |
proc mark_chapter_used { ctag } { \
|
524 |
global chapterList
|
525 |
global chapterListIndex
|
526 |
|
527 |
#outboth "Inside chapter marking function, ctag is : $ctag"
|
528 |
|
529 |
set i $chapterListIndex($ctag)
|
530 |
|
531 |
set i [expr $i + 7]
|
532 |
|
533 |
#outboth "Element selected for marking is : $i"
|
534 |
|
535 |
#outboth "Current value is: [lindex $chapterList $i]"
|
536 |
|
537 |
set chapterList [lreplace $chapterList $i $i 1]
|
538 |
|
539 |
#outboth "New value is: [lindex $chapterList $i]"
|
540 |
}
|
541 |
|
542 |
|
543 |
#Inquire if a given chapter (by tag) has its used flag set.
|
544 |
#Result is "1" if used, "0" otherwise.
|
545 |
proc get_chap_used_flag { ctag } { \
|
546 |
global chapterList
|
547 |
global chapterListStructSize
|
548 |
global chapterListIndex
|
549 |
|
550 |
set i $chapterListIndex($ctag)
|
551 |
|
552 |
set i [expr $i + 7]
|
553 |
|
554 |
return [lindex $chapterList $i]
|
555 |
}
|
556 |
|
557 |
|
558 |
#Marks each of the chapters as unused (resets all of the "used" flags to zero).
|
559 |
proc mark_all_chaps_unused { } { \
|
560 |
global chapterList
|
561 |
global chapterListStructSize
|
562 |
|
563 |
set N [llength $chapterList]
|
564 |
|
565 |
for {set i 0} {$i < $N} {incr i $chapterListStructSize} { \
|
566 |
set j [expr $i + 7]
|
567 |
|
568 |
set chapterList [lreplace $chapterList $j $j 0]
|
569 |
}
|
570 |
}
|
571 |
|
572 |
#****************************************************************************************
|
573 |
#****************************************************************************************
|
574 |
#**** 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 ****************
|
575 |
#****************************************************************************************
|
576 |
#****************************************************************************************
|
577 |
# Functions which lookup volume table information.
|
578 |
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
579 |
# Returns the part string associated with a volume record in the volume table.
|
580 |
# Input is the 4-character volume tag. Volume table must have been indexed in advance.
|
581 |
proc get_vol_part_title { vtag } { \
|
582 |
global bookVolumeList
|
583 |
global bookVolumeListIndex
|
584 |
|
585 |
set i $bookVolumeListIndex($vtag)
|
586 |
|
587 |
return [lindex $bookVolumeList [expr $i + 3]]
|
588 |
}
|
589 |
|
590 |
# Returns the multiple-volume long title associated with a volume.
|
591 |
# Input is the 4-character volume tag. Volume table must have been indexed in advance.
|
592 |
proc get_multi_vol_long_title { vtag } { \
|
593 |
global bookVolumeList
|
594 |
global bookVolumeListIndex
|
595 |
|
596 |
set i $bookVolumeListIndex($vtag)
|
597 |
|
598 |
return [lindex $bookVolumeList [expr $i + 4]]
|
599 |
}
|
600 |
|
601 |
#Marks each of the volumes as unused (resets all of the "used" flags to zero).
|
602 |
proc mark_all_volumes_unused { } { \
|
603 |
global bookVolumeList
|
604 |
global bookVolumeListStructSize
|
605 |
|
606 |
set N [llength $bookVolumeList]
|
607 |
|
608 |
for {set i 0} {$i < $N} {incr i $bookVolumeListStructSize} { \
|
609 |
set j [expr $i + 7]
|
610 |
|
611 |
set bookVolumeList [lreplace $bookVolumeList $j $j 0]
|
612 |
}
|
613 |
}
|
614 |
|
615 |
#Mark an individual volume (by tag) used.
|
616 |
proc mark_volume_used { vtag } { \
|
617 |
global bookVolumeList
|
618 |
global bookVolumeListIndex
|
619 |
|
620 |
set i $bookVolumeListIndex($vtag)
|
621 |
|
622 |
set i [expr $i + 7]
|
623 |
|
624 |
set bookVolumeList [lreplace $bookVolumeList $i $i 1]
|
625 |
}
|
626 |
|
627 |
|
628 |
#Inquire if a given volume (by tag) has its used flag set.
|
629 |
#Result is "1" if used, "0" otherwise.
|
630 |
proc get_volume_used_flag { vtag } { \
|
631 |
global bookVolumeList
|
632 |
global bookVolumeListStructSize
|
633 |
global bookVolumeListIndex
|
634 |
|
635 |
set i $bookVolumeListIndex($vtag)
|
636 |
|
637 |
set i [expr $i + 7]
|
638 |
|
639 |
return [lindex $bookVolumeList $i]
|
640 |
}
|
641 |
|
642 |
|
643 |
#****************************************************************************************
|
644 |
#****************************************************************************************
|
645 |
#**** L A T E X C O M P I L E F U N C T I O N S *****************************
|
646 |
#****************************************************************************************
|
647 |
#****************************************************************************************
|
648 |
# Each function in this category performs a function related to LaTeX compilation or
|
649 |
# indexing.
|
650 |
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
651 |
# Performs the LaTeX compile of the passed filename, in the "root" directory of the book.
|
652 |
# Any errors will cause the script to terminate. It gets more attention that way, when
|
653 |
# an error kills the script.
|
654 |
#
|
655 |
proc LatexCompileFile { filename } { \
|
656 |
global execLatexCompiler
|
657 |
global errorCode
|
658 |
|
659 |
#The error-handling strategy taken in this function is to terminate with a log file
|
660 |
#entry if the LaTeX compiler chokes. First of all, generally the LaTeX code is
|
661 |
#debugged in the 4AllTex GUI, so we shouldn't be compiling bad LaTeX code here.
|
662 |
#Second, this is a utility script, and not required to be graceful. Third,
|
663 |
#terminating the program will definitely get the user's attention, whereas any
|
664 |
#lesser approach might not.
|
665 |
outbothnonl "Using LaTeX to compile: $filename"
|
666 |
outboth .
|
667 |
hlineboth
|
668 |
|
669 |
#The full path to the LaTeX compiler has already been calculated for us at
|
670 |
#script startup.
|
671 |
|
672 |
#Delete existing intermediate files if they exist.
|
673 |
file delete tcl00out.txt
|
674 |
file delete tcl00err.txt
|
675 |
|
676 |
#Open the intermediate files for writing.
|
677 |
set stdouthandle [open "tcl00out.txt" "w"]
|
678 |
set stderrhandle [open "tcl00err.txt" "w"]
|
679 |
|
680 |
#Execute exec and suppress errors.
|
681 |
set catchreturncode 0
|
682 |
set catchreturncode [catch {exec -- $execLatexCompiler -progname=latex &latex $filename >@ $stdouthandle 2>@ $stderrhandle}]
|
683 |
set catcherrorcode $errorCode
|
684 |
|
685 |
#Close both open files.
|
686 |
close $stderrhandle
|
687 |
close $stdouthandle
|
688 |
|
689 |
if {$catchreturncode} {
|
690 |
outbothnonl "$execLatexCompiler generated errors (information follows): $catchreturncode $catcherrorcode"
|
691 |
outboth "."
|
692 |
outboth "The build must be aborted."
|
693 |
set compilefailed 1
|
694 |
hlineboth
|
695 |
} \
|
696 |
else {
|
697 |
outboth "$execLatexCompiler did not generate errors."
|
698 |
set compilefailed 0
|
699 |
hlineboth
|
700 |
}
|
701 |
|
702 |
set stdouthandle [open "tcl00out.txt" "r"]
|
703 |
set stderrhandle [open "tcl00err.txt" "r"]
|
704 |
set stdoutoutput [read $stdouthandle]
|
705 |
set stderroutput [read $stderrhandle]
|
706 |
close $stdouthandle
|
707 |
close $stderrhandle
|
708 |
|
709 |
#Delete existing intermediate files if they exist.
|
710 |
file delete tcl00out.txt
|
711 |
file delete tcl00err.txt
|
712 |
|
713 |
outboth "Standard output stream from $execLatexCompiler invocation:"
|
714 |
hlineboth
|
715 |
outboth $stdoutoutput
|
716 |
hlineboth
|
717 |
outboth "Standard error stream from $execLatexCompiler invocation:"
|
718 |
hlineboth
|
719 |
outboth $stderroutput
|
720 |
hlineboth
|
721 |
|
722 |
if {$compilefailed} { \
|
723 |
outboth "Compile has failed. Must abort script."
|
724 |
exitProc
|
725 |
}
|
726 |
|
727 |
update
|
728 |
}
|
729 |
|
730 |
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
731 |
# Runs the MAKEINDEX program for a file located in the root directory of the book.
|
732 |
# File parameter passed is just the "base" file name.
|
733 |
#
|
734 |
proc MakeOrdinaryIndexFile { filename } { \
|
735 |
global execMakeindex
|
736 |
global errorCode
|
737 |
|
738 |
#The error-handling strategy taken in this function is to terminate with a log file
|
739 |
#entry if the Makeindex utility chokes. First of all, generally the LaTeX code is
|
740 |
#debugged in the 4AllTex GUI, so we shouldn't be compiling bad LaTeX code here.
|
741 |
#Second, this is a utility script, and not required to be graceful. Third,
|
742 |
#terminating the program will definitely get the user's attention, whereas any
|
743 |
#lesser approach might not.
|
744 |
outbothnonl "Using MAKEINDEX to process: $filename"
|
745 |
outboth .
|
746 |
hlineboth
|
747 |
|
748 |
#The full path to the MAKEINDEX utility has already been calculated for us at
|
749 |
#script startup.
|
750 |
|
751 |
#Delete existing intermediate files if they exist.
|
752 |
file delete tcl00out.txt
|
753 |
file delete tcl00err.txt
|
754 |
|
755 |
#Open the intermediate files for writing.
|
756 |
set stdouthandle [open "tcl00out.txt" "w"]
|
757 |
set stderrhandle [open "tcl00err.txt" "w"]
|
758 |
|
759 |
#Execute exec and suppress errors.
|
760 |
set catchreturncode 0
|
761 |
set catchreturncode [catch {exec -- $execMakeindex $filename >@ $stdouthandle 2>@ $stderrhandle}]
|
762 |
set catcherrorcode $errorCode
|
763 |
|
764 |
#Close both open files.
|
765 |
close $stderrhandle
|
766 |
close $stdouthandle
|
767 |
|
768 |
if {$catchreturncode} {
|
769 |
outbothnonl "$execMakeindex generated errors (information follows): $catchreturncode $catcherrorcode"
|
770 |
outboth "."
|
771 |
outboth "The build must be aborted."
|
772 |
set compilefailed 1
|
773 |
hlineboth
|
774 |
} \
|
775 |
else {
|
776 |
outboth "$execMakeindex did not generate errors."
|
777 |
set compilefailed 0
|
778 |
hlineboth
|
779 |
}
|
780 |
|
781 |
set stdouthandle [open "tcl00out.txt" "r"]
|
782 |
set stderrhandle [open "tcl00err.txt" "r"]
|
783 |
set stdoutoutput [read $stdouthandle]
|
784 |
set stderroutput [read $stderrhandle]
|
785 |
close $stdouthandle
|
786 |
close $stderrhandle
|
787 |
|
788 |
#Delete existing intermediate files if they exist.
|
789 |
file delete tcl00out.txt
|
790 |
file delete tcl00err.txt
|
791 |
|
792 |
outboth "Standard output stream from $execMakeindex invocation:"
|
793 |
hlineboth
|
794 |
outboth $stdoutoutput
|
795 |
hlineboth
|
796 |
outboth "Standard error stream from $execMakeindex invocation:"
|
797 |
hlineboth
|
798 |
outboth $stderroutput
|
799 |
hlineboth
|
800 |
|
801 |
if {$compilefailed} { \
|
802 |
outboth "$execMakeindex has failed. Must abort script."
|
803 |
exitProc
|
804 |
}
|
805 |
|
806 |
update
|
807 |
}
|
808 |
|
809 |
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
810 |
# Runs the DVIPS program to generate postscript output for a file located in the root
|
811 |
# directory of the book. File parameter passed is just the "base" file name.
|
812 |
#
|
813 |
proc RunDvipsToGenPsOutput { filename } { \
|
814 |
global execDvips
|
815 |
global errorCode
|
816 |
global pathUcBookA
|
817 |
|
818 |
#The error-handling strategy taken in this function is to terminate with a log file
|
819 |
#entry if the DVIPS utility chokes. First of all, generally the LaTeX code is
|
820 |
#debugged in the 4AllTex GUI, so we shouldn't be compiling bad LaTeX code here.
|
821 |
#Second, this is a utility script, and not required to be graceful. Third,
|
822 |
#terminating the program will definitely get the user's attention, whereas any
|
823 |
#lesser approach might not.
|
824 |
outbothnonl "Using DVIPS to process: $filename"
|
825 |
outboth .
|
826 |
hlineboth
|
827 |
|
828 |
#The full path to the DVIPS utility has already been calculated for us at
|
829 |
#script startup.
|
830 |
|
831 |
#Delete existing intermediate files if they exist.
|
832 |
file delete tcl00out.txt
|
833 |
file delete tcl00err.txt
|
834 |
|
835 |
#Open the intermediate files for writing.
|
836 |
set stdouthandle [open "tcl00out.txt" "w"]
|
837 |
set stderrhandle [open "tcl00err.txt" "w"]
|
838 |
|
839 |
#Generate the full path names of interest. We need to convert the forward slashes
|
840 |
#in both names to backslashes because DVIPS accepts the file name and opens the file
|
841 |
#itself.
|
842 |
set dvips_input ""
|
843 |
append dvips_input $pathUcBookA / $filename .dvi
|
844 |
set dvips_input [string map {/ \\} $dvips_input]
|
845 |
set dvips_output ""
|
846 |
append dvips_output $pathUcBookA / $filename .ps
|
847 |
set dvips_output [string map {/ \\} $dvips_output]
|
848 |
|
849 |
#outboth $dvips_input
|
850 |
#outboth $dvips_output
|
851 |
|
852 |
#d:\4tex5.0\bin\win32\dvips.exe -P ljfive -o"c:\esrgubka\llr0.ps" "c:\esrgubka\llr0.dvi"
|
853 |
|
854 |
#Execute exec and suppress errors.
|
855 |
set catchreturncode 0
|
856 |
set catchreturncode [catch {exec -- $execDvips -T 8.5in,11in -o$dvips_output $dvips_input >@ $stdouthandle 2>@ $stderrhandle}]
|
857 |
set catcherrorcode $errorCode
|
858 |
|
859 |
#Close both open files.
|
860 |
close $stderrhandle
|
861 |
close $stdouthandle
|
862 |
|
863 |
if {$catchreturncode} {
|
864 |
outbothnonl "$execDvips generated errors (information follows): $catchreturncode $catcherrorcode"
|
865 |
outboth "."
|
866 |
outboth "The build must be aborted."
|
867 |
set compilefailed 1
|
868 |
hlineboth
|
869 |
} \
|
870 |
else {
|
871 |
outboth "$execDvips did not generate errors."
|
872 |
set compilefailed 0
|
873 |
hlineboth
|
874 |
}
|
875 |
|
876 |
set stdouthandle [open "tcl00out.txt" "r"]
|
877 |
set stderrhandle [open "tcl00err.txt" "r"]
|
878 |
set stdoutoutput [read $stdouthandle]
|
879 |
set stderroutput [read $stderrhandle]
|
880 |
close $stdouthandle
|
881 |
close $stderrhandle
|
882 |
|
883 |
#Delete existing intermediate files if they exist.
|
884 |
file delete tcl00out.txt
|
885 |
file delete tcl00err.txt
|
886 |
|
887 |
outboth "Standard output stream from $execDvips invocation:"
|
888 |
hlineboth
|
889 |
outboth $stdoutoutput
|
890 |
hlineboth
|
891 |
outboth "Standard error stream from $execDvips invocation:"
|
892 |
hlineboth
|
893 |
outboth $stderroutput
|
894 |
hlineboth
|
895 |
|
896 |
if {$compilefailed} { \
|
897 |
outboth "$execDvips has failed. Must abort script."
|
898 |
exitProc
|
899 |
}
|
900 |
|
901 |
update
|
902 |
}
|
903 |
|
904 |
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
905 |
# Modifies a PS file generated by DVIPS to be duplex. This is done in a very crude way,
|
906 |
# by inserting PostScript. It can probably be done more elegantly by using the configuration
|
907 |
# and startup files of DVIPS
|
908 |
#
|
909 |
proc ModifyPsToDuplex { filebasename } { \
|
910 |
global errorCode
|
911 |
global pathUcBookA
|
912 |
|
913 |
outbothnonl "Modifying postscript to get duplex form of: $filebasename"
|
914 |
outboth .
|
915 |
update
|
916 |
|
917 |
#Form the full path of both file names.
|
918 |
set mod_input ""
|
919 |
set mod_output ""
|
920 |
append mod_input $pathUcBookA / $filebasename .ps
|
921 |
append mod_output $pathUcBookA / $filebasename _duplex.ps
|
922 |
|
923 |
set inhandle [open $mod_input "r"]
|
924 |
set outhandle [open $mod_output "w"]
|
925 |
|
926 |
#Set larger buffers to speed the I/O operations.
|
927 |
fconfigure $inhandle -buffering full -buffersize 200000
|
928 |
fconfigure $outhandle -buffering full -buffersize 200000
|
929 |
|
930 |
set oneshot 0
|
931 |
|
932 |
while {! [eof $inhandle] } { \
|
933 |
set line [gets $inhandle]
|
934 |
puts $outhandle $line
|
935 |
|
936 |
if { ! $oneshot } { \
|
937 |
if { [string match "*DVIPSSource*" $line] } { \
|
938 |
puts $outhandle "<< /Duplex true >> setpagedevice"
|
939 |
set oneshot 1
|
940 |
}
|
941 |
}
|
942 |
}
|
943 |
|
944 |
#Close both open files.
|
945 |
close $inhandle
|
946 |
close $outhandle
|
947 |
|
948 |
hlineboth
|
949 |
|
950 |
update
|
951 |
}
|
952 |
|
953 |
|
954 |
#****************************************************************************************
|
955 |
#****************************************************************************************
|
956 |
#**** 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 ******************
|
957 |
#****************************************************************************************
|
958 |
#****************************************************************************************
|
959 |
#Outputs the file title line of a LaTeX book source file.
|
960 |
#
|
961 |
proc output_title_line { handle filename desc} { \
|
962 |
puts $handle "%[string toupper $filename]: $desc"
|
963 |
puts $handle "%"
|
964 |
|
965 |
set preamble {
|
966 |
"%-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------" \
|
967 |
"%This is an automatically generated file and not version-controlled. This file is" \
|
968 |
"%generated by the script CP_SCRIPT.TCL." \
|
969 |
"%-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------" \
|
970 |
"%" \
|
971 |
}
|
972 |
|
973 |
for {set i 0} {$i < [llength $preamble]} {incr i} { \
|
974 |
puts $handle [lindex $preamble $i]
|
975 |
}
|
976 |
}
|
977 |
|
978 |
#Outputs the LaTeX document class and package includes.
|
979 |
#
|
980 |
proc output_doc_class_and_package_includes { handle } { \
|
981 |
set preamble {
|
982 |
"\\documentclass[letterpaper,10pt,titlepage]\{custbook\}" \
|
983 |
"%" \
|
984 |
"\\pagestyle\{headings\}" \
|
985 |
"%" \
|
986 |
"\\usepackage\{amsmath\}" \
|
987 |
"\\usepackage\{amsfonts\}" \
|
988 |
"\\usepackage\{amssymb\}" \
|
989 |
"\\usepackage[ansinew]\{inputenc\}" \
|
990 |
"\\usepackage[OT1]\{fontenc\}" \
|
991 |
"\\usepackage\{graphicx\}" \
|
992 |
"\\usepackage\{makeidx\}" \
|
993 |
"%" \
|
994 |
}
|
995 |
|
996 |
for {set i 0} {$i < [llength $preamble]} {incr i} { \
|
997 |
puts $handle [lindex $preamble $i]
|
998 |
}
|
999 |
}
|
1000 |
|
1001 |
|
1002 |
#Outputs the final matter in both types of volumes. The "final matter" is the
|
1003 |
#stuff after the chapter includes up until but not including final
|
1004 |
#file annunciator.
|
1005 |
#
|
1006 |
proc output_tex_volume_final_matter { handle } { \
|
1007 |
set final_matter {
|
1008 |
"%Glossary Of Terms" \
|
1009 |
"\\cleardoublepage" \
|
1010 |
"\\addcontentsline\{toc\}\{chapter\}\{Glossary Of Terms\}" \
|
1011 |
"\\input\{c_glo0/c_glo0\}" \
|
1012 |
"%" \
|
1013 |
"%Glossary Of Mathematical Notation" \
|
1014 |
"\\cleardoublepage" \
|
1015 |
"\\addcontentsline\{toc\}\{chapter\}\{Glossary Of Mathematical Notation\}" \
|
1016 |
"\\input\{c_glo1/c_glo1\}" \
|
1017 |
"%" \
|
1018 |
"%Bibliography" \
|
1019 |
"\\cleardoublepage" \
|
1020 |
"\\addcontentsline\{toc\}\{chapter\}\{Bibliography\}" \
|
1021 |
"\\input\{volshare/workbibl\}" \
|
1022 |
"%" \
|
1023 |
"%Index Must Be Formed At This Directory Level" \
|
1024 |
"\\cleardoublepage" \
|
1025 |
"\\addcontentsline\{toc\}\{chapter\}\{Index\}" \
|
1026 |
"\\printindex" \
|
1027 |
"%" \
|
1028 |
"\\end\{document\}" \
|
1029 |
"%" \
|
1030 |
}
|
1031 |
|
1032 |
for {set i 0} {$i < [llength $final_matter]} {incr i} { \
|
1033 |
puts $handle [lindex $final_matter $i]
|
1034 |
}
|
1035 |
}
|
1036 |
|
1037 |
|
1038 |
#Marks the end of a TEX volume file, for aesthetics.
|
1039 |
proc mark_end_of_tex_volume_files_for_aesthetics { handle filename } { \
|
1040 |
puts $handle "%End of file [string toupper $filename]."
|
1041 |
}
|
1042 |
|
1043 |
|
1044 |
#Output code to import the external document labels, used for cross-referencing
|
1045 |
#This is a bit tricky because don't want to include ourselves. This applies
|
1046 |
#to the multi-volume work only. For the single-volume work, all reference are
|
1047 |
#internal.
|
1048 |
proc output_external_document_symbol_imports { handle vtag } { \
|
1049 |
global bookVolumeList
|
1050 |
global bookVolumeListStructSize
|
1051 |
|
1052 |
puts $handle "%External document symbol imports. These imports allow one volume"
|
1053 |
puts $handle "%to cross-reference to another, and create one large namespace for"
|
1054 |
puts $handle "%LaTeX symbols."
|
1055 |
|
1056 |
set N [llength $bookVolumeList]
|
1057 |
|
1058 |
#Iterate through the list. Everything gets output unless
|
1059 |
#it is our tag name.
|
1060 |
for {set i 0} {$i < $N} {incr i $bookVolumeListStructSize} { \
|
1061 |
if {[get_volume_used_flag [lindex $bookVolumeList $i]]} { \
|
1062 |
set iter_vtag [lindex $bookVolumeList $i]
|
1063 |
if {[string compare $iter_vtag $vtag]} { \
|
1064 |
set lineout \\externaldocument\{$iter_vtag\}
|
1065 |
puts $handle $lineout
|
1066 |
}
|
1067 |
}
|
1068 |
}
|
1069 |
|
1070 |
puts $handle "%"
|
1071 |
}
|
1072 |
|
1073 |
#Outputs the common things in a document, from the "\makeindex" command
|
1074 |
#through the "\begin{document}" command.
|
1075 |
#
|
1076 |
proc output_common_lines_through_begindoc { handle } { \
|
1077 |
set preamble {
|
1078 |
"%Embarrassingly, I've forgotten why \"makeindex\" is necessary ..." \
|
1079 |
"\\makeindex" \
|
1080 |
"%" \
|
1081 |
"%Shared mathematical definitions" \
|
1082 |
"\\input\{volshare/workmdef\}" \
|
1083 |
"%" \
|
1084 |
"%Hyphenation exceptions" \
|
1085 |
"\\input\{volshare/workhxcp\}" \
|
1086 |
"%" \
|
1087 |
"%New environments, etc." \
|
1088 |
"\\input\{volshare/worknenv\}" \
|
1089 |
"%" \
|
1090 |
"\\begin\{document\}" \
|
1091 |
"%" \
|
1092 |
"%Index \"see\" definitions" \
|
1093 |
"\\input\{volshare/workidxs\}" \
|
1094 |
"%" \
|
1095 |
}
|
1096 |
|
1097 |
for {set i 0} {$i < [llength $preamble]} {incr i} { \
|
1098 |
puts $handle [lindex $preamble $i]
|
1099 |
}
|
1100 |
}
|
1101 |
|
1102 |
#Outputs multi-volume volume and chapter definitions for a specific
|
1103 |
#volume.
|
1104 |
#
|
1105 |
#Inputs:
|
1106 |
# handle : File handle to write to.
|
1107 |
# vtag : Volume tag of the volume whose master file is being formed.
|
1108 |
# volnum : The ordinal number of the volume, as a decimal integer.
|
1109 |
# This is used to create ordinary numbers, roman numbers,
|
1110 |
# etc.
|
1111 |
#
|
1112 |
proc output_multi_volume_volume_and_chapter_definitions { handle vtag volnum } { \
|
1113 |
global bookVolumeList
|
1114 |
global bookVolumeListStructSize
|
1115 |
global mcl
|
1116 |
|
1117 |
#Get the roman-numeral representation of the volume.
|
1118 |
set volnum_roman [upper_case_roman_numeral_string $volnum]
|
1119 |
|
1120 |
#Get the long title of the volume.
|
1121 |
set vol_long_title [get_multi_vol_long_title $vtag]
|
1122 |
|
1123 |
#Output the "current volume" LaTeX commands.
|
1124 |
puts $handle "%Constants for the current volume."
|
1125 |
puts $handle "\\newcommand\\curvolarabic\{$volnum\}"
|
1126 |
puts $handle "\\newcommand\\curvolroman\{$volnum_roman\}"
|
1127 |
puts $handle "\\newcommand\\curvoltitle\{$vol_long_title\}"
|
1128 |
puts $handle "\\newcommand\\curvoltitlepagesep\{: \}"
|
1129 |
puts $handle "\\newcommand\\curvoltitlepageprefix\{Volume \}"
|
1130 |
puts $handle "%"
|
1131 |
|
1132 |
#Output definitions for all volumes. There is no need to exclude the
|
1133 |
#current volume, as this could just as well be cited in this framework.
|
1134 |
puts $handle "%Constants for all volumes."
|
1135 |
puts $handle "%"
|
1136 |
set temp_ordinal_volume_number 0
|
1137 |
set N [llength $bookVolumeList]
|
1138 |
for {set i 0} {$i < $N} {incr i $bookVolumeListStructSize} { \
|
1139 |
set cur_iter_volume [lindex $bookVolumeList $i]
|
1140 |
|
1141 |
if {[get_volume_used_flag [lindex $bookVolumeList $i]]} { \
|
1142 |
incr temp_ordinal_volume_number
|
1143 |
puts $handle "%%%% [string toupper [lindex $bookVolumeList $i]]: Volume $temp_ordinal_volume_number: [get_multi_vol_long_title [lindex $bookVolumeList $i]] %%%%"
|
1144 |
puts $handle "\\newcommand\\v[replace_digits_with_alphas [lindex $bookVolumeList $i]]arabic\{$temp_ordinal_volume_number\}"
|
1145 |
puts $handle "\\newcommand\\v[replace_digits_with_alphas [lindex $bookVolumeList $i]]roman\{[upper_case_roman_numeral_string $temp_ordinal_volume_number]\}"
|
1146 |
puts $handle "\\newcommand\\v[replace_digits_with_alphas [lindex $bookVolumeList $i]]title\{[get_multi_vol_long_title [lindex $bookVolumeList $i]]\}"
|
1147 |
puts $handle "\\newcommand\\v[replace_digits_with_alphas [lindex $bookVolumeList $i]]citecomma\{[string toupper [lindex $bookVolumeList $i]], \}"
|
1148 |
puts $handle "\\newcommand\\v[replace_digits_with_alphas [lindex $bookVolumeList $i]]citehyphen\{[string toupper [lindex $bookVolumeList $i]]-\}"
|
1149 |
puts $handle "%"
|
1150 |
|
1151 |
#Output definitions for all chapters which are enclosed by the current volume. This is a bit tricky
|
1152 |
#because must traverse the mcl table and pick out the right portion.
|
1153 |
set state 0
|
1154 |
#"state" is a state variable which keeps track of where we are parsing the mcl table.
|
1155 |
#State values are as follows:
|
1156 |
# 0 -- have not yet found the right volume.
|
1157 |
# 1 -- are in the midst of the right volume.
|
1158 |
# 2 -- are into subsequent volumes.
|
1159 |
|
1160 |
set cur_vol ""
|
1161 |
set chapter_or_appendix ""
|
1162 |
|
1163 |
for {set j 0} {$j < [llength $mcl]} {incr j 4} { \
|
1164 |
set rectype [lindex $mcl [expr $j + 0]]
|
1165 |
set par1 [lindex $mcl [expr $j + 1]]
|
1166 |
set par2 [lindex $mcl [expr $j + 2]]
|
1167 |
set par3 [lindex $mcl [expr $j + 3]]
|
1168 |
|
1169 |
if {$state == 0} { \
|
1170 |
if {! [string compare $rectype v] || ! [string compare $rectype w]} { \
|
1171 |
#This is a volume record that has meaning for us. In either case,
|
1172 |
#the vtag comes from par1.
|
1173 |
|
1174 |
#Have not yet encountered our volume of interest. If this is
|
1175 |
#it, record and change state.
|
1176 |
if {![string compare $cur_iter_volume $par1]} { \
|
1177 |
set cur_vol $par1
|
1178 |
set chapter_or_appendix "Chapter"
|
1179 |
set state 1
|
1180 |
}
|
1181 |
}
|
1182 |
} \
|
1183 |
elseif {$state == 1} { \
|
1184 |
#We are within the volume of interest. Looking for chapter records.
|
1185 |
if {! [string compare $rectype c] || ! [string compare $rectype e]} { \
|
1186 |
set cur_chap_lc $par1
|
1187 |
set cur_chap_uc [string toupper $cur_chap_lc]
|
1188 |
set cur_chap_idstring [replace_digits_with_alphas $cur_chap_lc]
|
1189 |
set cur_chap_short_title [get_chap_short_single_volume_title $cur_chap_lc]
|
1190 |
set cur_chap_long_title [get_chap_long_single_volume_title $cur_chap_lc]
|
1191 |
set cur_chap_vol_arabic $temp_ordinal_volume_number
|
1192 |
set cur_chap_vol_roman [upper_case_roman_numeral_string $temp_ordinal_volume_number]
|
1193 |
set cur_chap_vol_title [get_multi_vol_long_title [lindex $bookVolumeList $i]]
|
1194 |
|
1195 |
puts $handle "%%%% Chapter C$cur_chap_uc: $cur_chap_long_title %%%%"
|
1196 |
puts -nonewline $handle "\\newcommand\\c$cur_chap_idstring"
|
1197 |
puts $handle "volarabic\{$cur_chap_vol_arabic\}"
|
1198 |
puts -nonewline $handle "\\newcommand\\c$cur_chap_idstring"
|
1199 |
puts $handle "volroman\{$cur_chap_vol_roman\}"
|
1200 |
puts -nonewline $handle "\\newcommand\\c$cur_chap_idstring"
|
1201 |
puts $handle "voltitle\{$cur_chap_vol_title\}"
|
1202 |
puts -nonewline $handle "\\newcommand\\c$cur_chap_idstring"
|
1203 |
puts $handle "shorttitle\{$cur_chap_short_title\}"
|
1204 |
puts -nonewline $handle "\\newcommand\\c$cur_chap_idstring"
|
1205 |
puts $handle "title\{$cur_chap_long_title\}"
|
1206 |
puts -nonewline $handle "\\newcommand\\c$cur_chap_idstring"
|
1207 |
puts $handle "longtitle\{$cur_chap_long_title\}"
|
1208 |
|
1209 |
puts -nonewline $handle "\\newcommand\\c$cur_chap_idstring"
|
1210 |
|
1211 |
#For the cite, there are two cases to cover. If the chapter is in the
|
1212 |
#volume we're doing, the cite is the empty string. Otherwise, it
|
1213 |
#is the volume tag.
|
1214 |
if {![string compare $vtag $cur_iter_volume]} { \
|
1215 |
set cur_chap_xref_cite ""
|
1216 |
} \
|
1217 |
else {
|
1218 |
set cur_chap_xref_cite "[string toupper [lindex $bookVolumeList $i]]"
|
1219 |
}
|
1220 |
|
1221 |
if {[string length $cur_chap_xref_cite]} { \
|
1222 |
puts $handle "xrefhyphen\{$cur_chap_xref_cite-\}"
|
1223 |
} \
|
1224 |
else {
|
1225 |
puts $handle "xrefhyphen\{\}"
|
1226 |
}
|
1227 |
|
1228 |
puts -nonewline $handle "\\newcommand\\c$cur_chap_idstring"
|
1229 |
|
1230 |
if {[string length $cur_chap_xref_cite]} { \
|
1231 |
puts $handle "xrefcomma\{$cur_chap_xref_cite, \}"
|
1232 |
} \
|
1233 |
else {
|
1234 |
puts $handle "xrefcomma\{\}"
|
1235 |
}
|
1236 |
|
1237 |
puts -nonewline $handle "\\newcommand\\c$cur_chap_idstring"
|
1238 |
puts $handle "mcclass\{$chapter_or_appendix\}"
|
1239 |
puts -nonewline $handle "\\newcommand\\c$cur_chap_idstring"
|
1240 |
puts $handle "ucclass\{[string toupper $chapter_or_appendix]\}"
|
1241 |
puts -nonewline $handle "\\newcommand\\c$cur_chap_idstring"
|
1242 |
puts $handle "lcclass\{[string tolower $chapter_or_appendix]\}"
|
1243 |
puts $handle "%"
|
1244 |
} \
|
1245 |
elseif {! [string compare $rectype y]} { \
|
1246 |
#This is the beginning of the appendix material for a multi-volume work.
|
1247 |
set chapter_or_appendix "Appendix"
|
1248 |
} \
|
1249 |
elseif {! [string compare $rectype v] || ! [string compare $rectype w]} { \
|
1250 |
set state 2
|
1251 |
}
|
1252 |
} \
|
1253 |
elseif {$state == 2} { \
|
1254 |
#Do nothing. We are in the parsing state where we have done the volume of interest
|
1255 |
#and can't do more.
|
1256 |
} \
|
1257 |
else {
|
1258 |
error "Bad state variable."
|
1259 |
}
|
1260 |
}
|
1261 |
}
|
1262 |
}
|
1263 |
}
|
1264 |
|
1265 |
|
1266 |
#Outputs the matter between the volume and chapter definitions and
|
1267 |
#the chapters.
|
1268 |
proc output_matter_between_chapter_defs_and_chapters { handle vtag script_vcinfo sv_or_mv} { \
|
1269 |
puts $handle "%Title page(s)"
|
1270 |
puts $handle "\\input\{volshare/workttla\}"
|
1271 |
puts $handle "%"
|
1272 |
puts $handle "\\vspace\{-0.45in\}"
|
1273 |
puts $handle "%"
|
1274 |
puts $handle "%Version control information for this script."
|
1275 |
puts $handle "\\noindent\\begin\{minipage\}\{\\textwidth\}"
|
1276 |
puts $handle "\\noindent\\rule\[-0.25in\]\{\\textwidth\}\{1pt\}"
|
1277 |
puts $handle "\\begin\{tiny\}"
|
1278 |
puts $handle "\\begin\{verbatim\}"
|
1279 |
puts -nonewline $handle $script_vcinfo
|
1280 |
puts $handle "\\end\{verbatim\}"
|
1281 |
puts $handle "\\end\{tiny\}"
|
1282 |
puts $handle "\\noindent\\rule\[0.25in\]\{\\textwidth\}\{1pt\}"
|
1283 |
puts $handle "\\end\{minipage\}"
|
1284 |
puts $handle "%"
|
1285 |
puts $handle "%Declare this as frontmatter, the front portion before the meat"
|
1286 |
puts $handle "%of the book."
|
1287 |
puts $handle "\\frontmatter\{\}"
|
1288 |
puts $handle "%"
|
1289 |
puts $handle "%Preface"
|
1290 |
|
1291 |
copy_preface_to_stream $handle $sv_or_mv
|
1292 |
|
1293 |
puts $handle "%"
|
1294 |
puts $handle "%Acknowledgements"
|
1295 |
puts $handle "\\input\{volshare/workacks\}"
|
1296 |
puts $handle "%"
|
1297 |
puts $handle "%Table of contents"
|
1298 |
puts $handle "\\tableofcontents"
|
1299 |
puts $handle "%"
|
1300 |
puts $handle "%List of tables"
|
1301 |
puts $handle "\\listoftables"
|
1302 |
puts $handle "%"
|
1303 |
puts $handle "%List of figures"
|
1304 |
puts $handle "\\listoffigures"
|
1305 |
puts $handle "%"
|
1306 |
puts $handle "%List of algorithms"
|
1307 |
puts $handle "\\listofalgorithms"
|
1308 |
puts $handle "%"
|
1309 |
puts $handle "%Everything after this is the main matter, the \"meat\""
|
1310 |
puts $handle "%of the book."
|
1311 |
puts $handle "\\mainmatter\{\}"
|
1312 |
puts $handle "%"
|
1313 |
}
|
1314 |
|
1315 |
#Copies the contents of the preface to the master file being formed. To accomodate
|
1316 |
#single-volume versus multi-volume builds, the two tags "<sv>" and "<mv>", which
|
1317 |
#must occur starting in column 1, are supported. These two tags indicate that the
|
1318 |
#line goes only to the single-volume build or the multi-volume build files.
|
1319 |
#The paramter sv or mv must be "s" or "m" for single or multi.
|
1320 |
#
|
1321 |
proc copy_preface_to_stream { handle sv_or_mv } { \
|
1322 |
#Set the compare tag based on the input parameter.
|
1323 |
if {![string compare $sv_or_mv "s"]} { \
|
1324 |
set compare_tag "<sv>"
|
1325 |
} \
|
1326 |
elseif {![string compare $sv_or_mv "m"]} {
|
1327 |
set compare_tag "<mv>"
|
1328 |
} \
|
1329 |
else {
|
1330 |
error
|
1331 |
}
|
1332 |
|
1333 |
#Open the preface for processing.
|
1334 |
set phandle [open volshare/workprfa.tex r]
|
1335 |
|
1336 |
#For each line, just copy it in, discarding lines with the wrong tag.
|
1337 |
set eof_found 0
|
1338 |
while {!$eof_found} { \
|
1339 |
#Grab a line.
|
1340 |
set line_in [gets $phandle]
|
1341 |
|
1342 |
#Set a boolean if it contains a tag of any sort. Remove the tag from the line.
|
1343 |
set tag ""
|
1344 |
set tag_found 0
|
1345 |
set sf_result_1 [string first "<" $line_in]
|
1346 |
set sf_result_2 [string first ">" $line_in]
|
1347 |
set sf_result_3 [string first $compare_tag $line_in]
|
1348 |
if {( $sf_result_1 == 0 ) && ( $sf_result_2 == 3 ) } { \
|
1349 |
set tag_found 1
|
1350 |
}
|
1351 |
|
1352 |
if {$tag_found && ! ($sf_result_3 == 0)} { \
|
1353 |
#There was a tag, but it is not for us. Discard the line.
|
1354 |
} \
|
1355 |
elseif {$tag_found && ($sf_result_3 == 0)} {
|
1356 |
#The tag was found, and it is for us. Remove the tag from the line and
|
1357 |
#put the line to the output.
|
1358 |
set line_in [string range $line_in 4 end]
|
1359 |
puts $handle $line_in
|
1360 |
} \
|
1361 |
else {
|
1362 |
#There was no tag found. Just pass the line through.
|
1363 |
puts $handle $line_in
|
1364 |
}
|
1365 |
|
1366 |
set eof_found [eof $phandle]
|
1367 |
}
|
1368 |
|
1369 |
#Close the preface, we are done with it.
|
1370 |
close $phandle
|
1371 |
}
|
1372 |
|
1373 |
|
1374 |
#Outputs the chapter and appendix includes for one volume of a multi-volume work
|
1375 |
#
|
1376 |
proc output_multi_volume_chapter_and_appendix_includes { handle vtag } { \
|
1377 |
global mcl
|
1378 |
|
1379 |
#Output definitions for all chapters which are enclosed by the current volume. This is a bit tricky
|
1380 |
#because must traverse the mcl table and pick out the right portion.
|
1381 |
set state 0
|
1382 |
#"state" is a state variable which keeps track of where we are parsing the mcl table.
|
1383 |
#State values are as follows:
|
1384 |
# 0 -- have not yet found the right volume.
|
1385 |
# 1 -- are in the midst of the right volume.
|
1386 |
# 2 -- are into subsequent volumes.
|
1387 |
|
1388 |
for {set i 0} {$i < [llength $mcl]} {incr i 4} { \
|
1389 |
set rectype [lindex $mcl [expr $i + 0]]
|
1390 |
set par1 [lindex $mcl [expr $i + 1]]
|
1391 |
set par2 [lindex $mcl [expr $i + 2]]
|
1392 |
set par3 [lindex $mcl [expr $i + 3]]
|
1393 |
|
1394 |
if {$state == 0} { \
|
1395 |
if {! [string compare $rectype v] || ! [string compare $rectype w]} { \
|
1396 |
#This is a volume record that has meaning for us. In either case,
|
1397 |
#the vtag comes from par1.
|
1398 |
|
1399 |
#Have not yet encountered our volume of interest. If this is
|
1400 |
#it, record and change state.
|
1401 |
if {![string compare $vtag $par1]} { \
|
1402 |
set cur_vol $par1
|
1403 |
set chapter_or_appendix "Chapter"
|
1404 |
set state 1
|
1405 |
}
|
1406 |
}
|
1407 |
} \
|
1408 |
elseif {$state == 1} { \
|
1409 |
#We are within the volume of interest. Looking for chapter records.
|
1410 |
if {! [string compare $rectype c] || ! [string compare $rectype e]} { \
|
1411 |
set cur_chap_lc $par1
|
1412 |
set cur_chap_uc [string toupper $cur_chap_lc]
|
1413 |
set cur_chap_idstring [replace_digits_with_alphas $cur_chap_lc]
|
1414 |
set cur_chap_short_title [get_chap_short_single_volume_title $cur_chap_lc]
|
1415 |
set cur_chap_long_title [get_chap_long_single_volume_title $cur_chap_lc]
|
1416 |
|
1417 |
puts $handle "%%%% $chapter_or_appendix C$cur_chap_uc: $cur_chap_long_title %%%%"
|
1418 |
puts $handle "\\input\{c_$cur_chap_lc/c_$cur_chap_lc\}"
|
1419 |
puts $handle "%"
|
1420 |
} \
|
1421 |
elseif {! [string compare $rectype y]} { \
|
1422 |
#This is the beginning of the appendix material for a multi-volume work.
|
1423 |
set chapter_or_appendix "Appendix"
|
1424 |
puts $handle "\\appendix"
|
1425 |
puts $handle "%"
|
1426 |
} \
|
1427 |
elseif {! [string compare $rectype v] || ! [string compare $rectype w]} { \
|
1428 |
set state 2
|
1429 |
}
|
1430 |
} \
|
1431 |
elseif {$state == 2} { \
|
1432 |
#Do nothing. We are in the parsing state where we have done the volume of interest
|
1433 |
#and can't do more.
|
1434 |
} \
|
1435 |
else {
|
1436 |
error "Bad state variable."
|
1437 |
}
|
1438 |
}
|
1439 |
}
|
1440 |
|
1441 |
|
1442 |
#Builds one volume of a multi-volume work, passed the volume tag and the volume
|
1443 |
#number. The volume number is an ordinal number, and is used for normal
|
1444 |
#and roman numerals and stuff.
|
1445 |
#
|
1446 |
proc createMultiVolumeWork { vtag volume_number script_vcinfo } { \
|
1447 |
#Form the filename, based on the input tag. All that is required is a .TEX
|
1448 |
#suffix.
|
1449 |
set filename $vtag
|
1450 |
append filename .tex
|
1451 |
|
1452 |
#Open the file for writing.
|
1453 |
set handle [open $filename w]
|
1454 |
|
1455 |
#Insert the title line.
|
1456 |
output_title_line $handle $filename "Volume of multi-volume work."
|
1457 |
|
1458 |
#Insert the document class and package includes.
|
1459 |
output_doc_class_and_package_includes $handle
|
1460 |
|
1461 |
#For the multi-volume only, use the "XR" package.
|
1462 |
puts $handle "%Must use \"xr\" package to import symbols from other volumes."
|
1463 |
puts $handle "\\usepackage\{xr\}"
|
1464 |
puts $handle "%"
|
1465 |
|
1466 |
#Insert the external document symbol imports.
|
1467 |
output_external_document_symbol_imports $handle $vtag
|
1468 |
|
1469 |
#Insert common lines through the begindoc.
|
1470 |
output_common_lines_through_begindoc $handle
|
1471 |
|
1472 |
#Insert the volume and chapter definitions.
|
1473 |
output_multi_volume_volume_and_chapter_definitions $handle $vtag $volume_number
|
1474 |
|
1475 |
#Insert the matter after the volume and chapter definitions but before
|
1476 |
#the chapters and appendices.
|
1477 |
output_matter_between_chapter_defs_and_chapters $handle $vtag $script_vcinfo m
|
1478 |
|
1479 |
#Insert the chapter and appendix includes.
|
1480 |
output_multi_volume_chapter_and_appendix_includes $handle $vtag
|
1481 |
|
1482 |
#Output the final matter.
|
1483 |
output_tex_volume_final_matter $handle
|
1484 |
|
1485 |
#Output the final line of the file, with the file name, for aesthetics.
|
1486 |
mark_end_of_tex_volume_files_for_aesthetics $handle $filename
|
1487 |
|
1488 |
#Close the file.
|
1489 |
close $handle
|
1490 |
}
|
1491 |
|
1492 |
#
|
1493 |
# Builds the two single-volume works (the two source files SVF.TEX and SVD.TEX). These
|
1494 |
# are quite a bit simpler than the multi-volume generations.
|
1495 |
#
|
1496 |
proc createSingleVolumeWorks { script_vcinfo } { \
|
1497 |
global mcl
|
1498 |
|
1499 |
#Define the preamble number 1 for both of the files. This is text up until the chapter
|
1500 |
#definitions.
|
1501 |
set preamble1 {
|
1502 |
"%Definitions For Chapter Citations" \
|
1503 |
"%--------------------------------------------------------------" \
|
1504 |
"%These definitions are created automatically by the Wish Script" \
|
1505 |
"%\"CP_SCRIPT.TCL\"." \
|
1506 |
"%--------------------------------------------------------------" \
|
1507 |
"%Note that for the single-volume works, there is no concept of" \
|
1508 |
"%the \"xref\" prefix, as everything is in the same volume." \
|
1509 |
"%That is why this prefix is set to the empty string in all" \
|
1510 |
"%cases." \
|
1511 |
"%--------------------------------------------------------------" \
|
1512 |
}
|
1513 |
|
1514 |
#Define the matter between the chapter constants and the start of the version control information
|
1515 |
#for this script.
|
1516 |
set midamble1 {
|
1517 |
"\\newcommand\\curvoltitle\{\Full Edition (All Content)\}" \
|
1518 |
"\\newcommand\\curvolroman\{\}" \
|
1519 |
"\\newcommand\\curvoltitlepagesep\{\}" \
|
1520 |
"\\newcommand\\curvoltitlepageprefix\{\}" \
|
1521 |
"" \
|
1522 |
}
|
1523 |
|
1524 |
#Define the matter between the main volume's version control information and the start of the chapter
|
1525 |
#includes.
|
1526 |
set midamble2 {
|
1527 |
"" \
|
1528 |
}
|
1529 |
|
1530 |
#outboth "Generating single-volume work main TEX source files (SVF.TEX, SVD.TEX)."
|
1531 |
outboth "Generating single-volume work main TEX source file (SVF.TEX)."
|
1532 |
|
1533 |
#Open the two files we want to write.
|
1534 |
set fhandle [open svf.tex w]
|
1535 |
|
1536 |
#Output the title and descriptions for the files.
|
1537 |
output_title_line $fhandle SVF.TEX "Final Version Of Single-Volume Work"
|
1538 |
|
1539 |
#Insert the document class and package includes.
|
1540 |
output_doc_class_and_package_includes $fhandle
|
1541 |
|
1542 |
#Output common things through "begindoc"
|
1543 |
output_common_lines_through_begindoc $fhandle
|
1544 |
|
1545 |
#Output the first preamble to the files.
|
1546 |
for {set i 0} {$i < [llength $preamble1]} {incr i} { \
|
1547 |
#puts $dhandle [lindex $preamble1 $i]
|
1548 |
puts $fhandle [lindex $preamble1 $i]
|
1549 |
}
|
1550 |
|
1551 |
#Remembers whether the fundamental unit (the chapter) is a chapter or an
|
1552 |
#appendix. After the LaTeX "appendix" mark, everything gets numbered as
|
1553 |
#an appendix (A, B, C, etc.). This is included because if one Chapter or
|
1554 |
#Appendix needs to refer to another one symbolically (or to itself for that
|
1555 |
#matter) it needs to know if it is a chapter or appendix. This preserves
|
1556 |
#the ability to have something be an appendix in one compilation and a chapter
|
1557 |
#in another compilation.
|
1558 |
set chapter_or_appendix Chapter
|
1559 |
|
1560 |
#Output the chapter citations for the files. The chapter citations are how one
|
1561 |
#chapter refers to another. For the "single-volume" works, there is no concept
|
1562 |
#of volume (there is only one), so the cites are just straight chapter cites.
|
1563 |
for {set i 0} {$i < [llength $mcl]} {incr i 4} { \
|
1564 |
set rectype [lindex $mcl $i]
|
1565 |
|
1566 |
if {! [string compare $rectype d] || ! [string compare $rectype e]} { \
|
1567 |
#This is a chapter record that we need to be concerned with.
|
1568 |
|
1569 |
#Get the chapter tag.
|
1570 |
set ctag [lindex $mcl [expr $i + 1]]
|
1571 |
|
1572 |
#Output a header line to both files indicating which chapter.
|
1573 |
#puts -nonewline $dhandle %C
|
1574 |
puts -nonewline $fhandle %C
|
1575 |
set ucctag [string toupper $ctag]
|
1576 |
#puts -nonewline $dhandle $ucctag
|
1577 |
puts -nonewline $fhandle $ucctag
|
1578 |
#puts -nonewline $dhandle ": "
|
1579 |
puts -nonewline $fhandle ": "
|
1580 |
#puts $dhandle [get_chap_long_single_volume_title $ctag]
|
1581 |
puts $fhandle [get_chap_long_single_volume_title $ctag]
|
1582 |
|
1583 |
#Output the data for the chapter, as LaTeX commands.
|
1584 |
set textag [replace_digits_with_alphas $ctag]
|
1585 |
|
1586 |
#xref command. This is how one chapter refers to another (the
|
1587 |
#prefix). Set constant empty here, because no prefix required.
|
1588 |
set linebuf ""
|
1589 |
append linebuf \\newcommand \\ c $textag xrefhyphen \{ \}
|
1590 |
#puts $dhandle $linebuf
|
1591 |
puts $fhandle $linebuf
|
1592 |
set linebuf ""
|
1593 |
append linebuf \\newcommand \\ c $textag xrefcomma \{ \}
|
1594 |
#puts $dhandle $linebuf
|
1595 |
puts $fhandle $linebuf
|
1596 |
|
1597 |
#Long title. This is normally used for the chapter unless there
|
1598 |
#are space constraints, such as would occur on page headers.
|
1599 |
set linebuf ""
|
1600 |
append linebuf \\newcommand \\ c $textag longtitle \{ [get_chap_long_single_volume_title $ctag] \}
|
1601 |
#puts $dhandle $linebuf
|
1602 |
puts $fhandle $linebuf
|
1603 |
|
1604 |
#Title (same as long title).
|
1605 |
set linebuf ""
|
1606 |
append linebuf \\newcommand \\ c $textag title \{ [get_chap_long_single_volume_title $ctag] \}
|
1607 |
#puts $dhandle $linebuf
|
1608 |
puts $fhandle $linebuf
|
1609 |
|
1610 |
#Short title. This is used in confined areas, such as on page headers.
|
1611 |
set linebuf ""
|
1612 |
append linebuf \\newcommand \\ c $textag shorttitle \{ [get_chap_short_single_volume_title $ctag] \}
|
1613 |
#puts $dhandle $linebuf
|
1614 |
puts $fhandle $linebuf
|
1615 |
|
1616 |
#Fill in the "Class", whether this is a chapter or an appendix.
|
1617 |
set linebuf ""
|
1618 |
append linebuf \\newcommand \\ c $textag mcclass \{ $chapter_or_appendix \}
|
1619 |
puts $fhandle $linebuf
|
1620 |
set linebuf ""
|
1621 |
append linebuf \\newcommand \\ c $textag ucclass \{ [string toupper $chapter_or_appendix] \}
|
1622 |
puts $fhandle $linebuf
|
1623 |
set linebuf ""
|
1624 |
append linebuf \\newcommand \\ c $textag lcclass \{ [string tolower $chapter_or_appendix] \}
|
1625 |
puts $fhandle $linebuf
|
1626 |
|
1627 |
#Put in a blank line for aesthetics
|
1628 |
#puts $dhandle ""
|
1629 |
puts $fhandle ""
|
1630 |
} \
|
1631 |
elseif {! [string compare $rectype z]} {
|
1632 |
#This tag indicates the location of the beginning of the appendices. We
|
1633 |
#need to switch from chapter to appendix.
|
1634 |
set chapter_or_appendix Appendix
|
1635 |
}
|
1636 |
}
|
1637 |
|
1638 |
#Put in the "midamble" before the version control information.
|
1639 |
for {set i 0} {$i < [llength $midamble1]} {incr i} { \
|
1640 |
#puts $dhandle [lindex $midamble1 $i]
|
1641 |
puts $fhandle [lindex $midamble1 $i]
|
1642 |
}
|
1643 |
|
1644 |
#Put in matter including title page and version control information.
|
1645 |
output_matter_between_chapter_defs_and_chapters $fhandle "" $script_vcinfo s
|
1646 |
|
1647 |
#Put in the "midamble" until the chapter includes.
|
1648 |
for {set i 0} {$i < [llength $midamble2]} {incr i} { \
|
1649 |
#puts $dhandle [lindex $midamble2 $i]
|
1650 |
puts $fhandle [lindex $midamble2 $i]
|
1651 |
}
|
1652 |
|
1653 |
#Put in the chapter includes. This will involve looping through the mcl table and
|
1654 |
#inserting things. There is a differentiation between draft chapters and non-draft
|
1655 |
#chapters.
|
1656 |
set chapter_or_appendix Chapter
|
1657 |
for {set i 0} {$i < [llength $mcl]} {incr i 4} { \
|
1658 |
set rectype [lindex $mcl $i]
|
1659 |
|
1660 |
if {! [string compare $rectype d] || ! [string compare $rectype e]} { \
|
1661 |
#This is a chapter record that we need to be concerned with.
|
1662 |
#Can easily form the file name by a simple string concat with the
|
1663 |
#tag. For aesthetics, will also throw in the title.
|
1664 |
set ctag [lindex $mcl [expr $i + 1]]
|
1665 |
set ctitle [get_chap_long_single_volume_title $ctag]
|
1666 |
|
1667 |
set line1 "%$chapter_or_appendix: $ctitle"
|
1668 |
set line2 ""
|
1669 |
append line2 \\input\{c_ $ctag /c_ $ctag \}
|
1670 |
|
1671 |
#puts $dhandle $line1
|
1672 |
puts $fhandle $line1
|
1673 |
#puts $dhandle $line2
|
1674 |
puts $fhandle $line2
|
1675 |
#puts $dhandle ""
|
1676 |
puts $fhandle ""
|
1677 |
} \
|
1678 |
elseif {! [string compare $rectype p] || ! [string compare $rectype w]} {
|
1679 |
#This indicates that we need to spin a new part in the book. There are
|
1680 |
#two cases to consider. Either we yank the title from the volume information,
|
1681 |
#or else we yank the title from the par2 of the record. Set the title.
|
1682 |
set par1 [lindex $mcl [expr $i + 1]]
|
1683 |
set par2 [lindex $mcl [expr $i + 2]]
|
1684 |
|
1685 |
if {[string length $par2]} { \
|
1686 |
set part_title $par2
|
1687 |
} \
|
1688 |
else {
|
1689 |
set part_title [get_vol_part_title $par1]
|
1690 |
}
|
1691 |
|
1692 |
#We have the part title. Output the part record.
|
1693 |
set line1 "% New part: $part_title"
|
1694 |
set line2 "\\part\{$part_title\}"
|
1695 |
#puts $dhandle $line1
|
1696 |
puts $fhandle $line1
|
1697 |
#puts $dhandle $line2
|
1698 |
puts $fhandle $line2
|
1699 |
#puts $dhandle ""
|
1700 |
puts $fhandle ""
|
1701 |
} \
|
1702 |
elseif {! [string compare $rectype z]} {
|
1703 |
#This tag indicates the location of the beginning of the appendices. We
|
1704 |
#need to switch from chapter to appendix.
|
1705 |
set chapter_or_appendix Appendix
|
1706 |
|
1707 |
#Also need to decorate the output files to reflect that we're going into
|
1708 |
#appendix mode.
|
1709 |
set appendix_mark {
|
1710 |
"%Mark the start of appendices. This causes numbering to be with letters" \
|
1711 |
"%instead of numbers." \
|
1712 |
"\\appendix" \
|
1713 |
"" \
|
1714 |
}
|
1715 |
for {set j 0} {$j < [llength $appendix_mark]} {incr j} { \
|
1716 |
#puts $dhandle [lindex $appendix_mark $j]
|
1717 |
puts $fhandle [lindex $appendix_mark $j]
|
1718 |
}
|
1719 |
}
|
1720 |
}
|
1721 |
|
1722 |
#Now can put in the final matter.
|
1723 |
output_tex_volume_final_matter $fhandle
|
1724 |
|
1725 |
#Mark the end of the files, for aesthetics.
|
1726 |
mark_end_of_tex_volume_files_for_aesthetics $fhandle svf.tex
|
1727 |
|
1728 |
#Close the files.
|
1729 |
#close $dhandle
|
1730 |
close $fhandle
|
1731 |
|
1732 |
hlineboth
|
1733 |
}
|
1734 |
|
1735 |
|
1736 |
#Write the preamble to the _README_.HTM file. This is everything up to the variable part that depends
|
1737 |
#on the parts and sections defined in the script.
|
1738 |
proc rebuildReadmeWritePreamble { fhandle } {
|
1739 |
set preamble {
|
1740 |
"<html>" \
|
1741 |
"" \
|
1742 |
"<head>" \
|
1743 |
"<title>README File: CD Accompanying "A Practitioner's Guide ..."</title>" \
|
1744 |
"</head>" \
|
1745 |
"" \
|
1746 |
"<body BACKGROUND=\"wbbkgnds/bkblue01.gif\" TEXT=\"\#000000\">" \
|
1747 |
"" \
|
1748 |
"<h1 ALIGN=\"center\">README File: CD Accompanying \"A Practitioner's Guide ...\"</h1>" \
|
1749 |
"" \
|
1750 |
"<hr>" \
|
1751 |
"" \
|
1752 |
"<p>This HTML file contains links to all of the files distributed with the book" \
|
1753 |
""A Practitioner's Guide To The Design And Development Of Small Microcontroller Software", and"\
|
1754 |
"explains what each of the files is. This file is automatically generated by the Wish script" \
|
1755 |
"SCRIPTS\\CP_SCRIPT.TCL. Note that some chapter titles" \
|
1756 |
"and other information in this HTML file may differ subtly from the book, because the Wish script" \
|
1757 |
"is aware of both long and short names for many titles -- the" \
|
1758 |
"long titles are used here, but the short titles may be used in some places in" \
|
1759 |
"the book. For LaTeX builds of the book, it is assumed that the" \
|
1760 |
"contents of this CD are present, with the subdirectory tree prserved, in the" \
|
1761 |
"directory C:\\ESRGUBKA, i.e. so that the full" \
|
1762 |
"path of this HTML file is C:\\ESRGUBKA\\_README_.HTM. All path names supplied" \
|
1763 |
"below are with respect to C:\\ESRGUBKA.</p>" \
|
1764 |
"" \
|
1765 |
"<hr>" \
|
1766 |
"" \
|
1767 |
}
|
1768 |
|
1769 |
for {set i 0} {$i < [llength $preamble]} {incr i} { \
|
1770 |
puts $fhandle [lindex $preamble $i]
|
1771 |
}
|
1772 |
}
|
1773 |
|
1774 |
|
1775 |
#Write the "meat" to the file. This is the table and variable stuff.
|
1776 |
proc rebuildReadmeWriteMeat { fhandle } {
|
1777 |
global readme_build_list
|
1778 |
|
1779 |
#For indentation, the code supplied by Microsoft Front page was used as a guide.
|
1780 |
|
1781 |
#Write the start of the table.
|
1782 |
puts $fhandle "<table border=\"1\" width=\"100%\">"
|
1783 |
|
1784 |
#Set state variables to remember if anything must be closed as we iterate.
|
1785 |
set tr_active 0
|
1786 |
#True if in a <tr> block.
|
1787 |
set td_active 0
|
1788 |
#True if in a <td> block.
|
1789 |
set ul_active 0
|
1790 |
#True if in a <ul> block.
|
1791 |
set li_active 0
|
1792 |
#True if in a <li> item.
|
1793 |
|
1794 |
#Loop through the list, processing each record. Front Page HTML was used as a
|
1795 |
#guide.
|
1796 |
for {set i 0} {$i < [llength $readme_build_list]} {incr i} { \
|
1797 |
#Loop effort-savers.
|
1798 |
set cur_rec [lindex $readme_build_list $i]
|
1799 |
set cur_tag [string range $cur_rec 0 0]
|
1800 |
set cur_meat [string range $cur_rec 2 end]
|
1801 |
|
1802 |
#puts $cur_rec
|
1803 |
|
1804 |
#Split into cases, one for each possible tag.
|
1805 |
if {! [string compare -nocase $cur_tag F]} { \
|
1806 |
#If a <tr> block is not active, must start one.
|
1807 |
if {! $tr_active} { \
|
1808 |
puts $fhandle " <tr>"
|
1809 |
set tr_active 1
|
1810 |
}
|
1811 |
#If a <td> block is not active, must start one.
|
1812 |
if {! $td_active} { \
|
1813 |
puts $fhandle " <td width=\"100%\">"
|
1814 |
set td_active 1
|
1815 |
}
|
1816 |
#If a <ul> block is not active, must start one.
|
1817 |
if {! $ul_active} { \
|
1818 |
puts $fhandle " <ul>"
|
1819 |
set ul_active 1
|
1820 |
}
|
1821 |
#OK, can now write the filename and the associated markers. Will start
|
1822 |
#a list item in this endeavor, so must set this flag TRUE.
|
1823 |
#If a <li> block is active, must end it.
|
1824 |
if {$li_active} { \
|
1825 |
puts $fhandle " </li>"
|
1826 |
set li_active 0
|
1827 |
}
|
1828 |
set li_active 1
|
1829 |
puts $fhandle " <li><b><a href=\"" nonewline
|
1830 |
#When we stuff the file name in this context, need to change spaces to
|
1831 |
#the string "%20". The reasons for this are HTML syntax.
|
1832 |
puts $fhandle [replace_spaces_with_HTML_codes [string tolower $cur_meat]] nonewline
|
1833 |
puts $fhandle "\">" nonewline
|
1834 |
puts $fhandle [string toupper $cur_meat] nonewline
|
1835 |
puts $fhandle "</a>:</b> "
|
1836 |
} \
|
1837 |
elseif {! [string compare -nocase $cur_tag M]} { \
|
1838 |
#The first thing we need to do is close out any nested blocks that we are in.
|
1839 |
#If a <li> block is active, must end it.
|
1840 |
if {$li_active} { \
|
1841 |
puts $fhandle " </li>"
|
1842 |
set li_active 0
|
1843 |
}
|
1844 |
#If a <ul> block is active, must end it.
|
1845 |
if {$ul_active} { \
|
1846 |
puts $fhandle " </ul>"
|
1847 |
set ul_active 0
|
1848 |
}
|
1849 |
#If a <td> block is active, must end it.
|
1850 |
if {$td_active} { \
|
1851 |
puts $fhandle " </td>"
|
1852 |
set td_active 0
|
1853 |
}
|
1854 |
#If a <tr> block is active, must end it.
|
1855 |
if {$tr_active} { \
|
1856 |
puts $fhandle " </tr>"
|
1857 |
set tr_active 0
|
1858 |
}
|
1859 |
|
1860 |
#Manually-generated header. Just stuff it in.
|
1861 |
puts $fhandle " <tr>"
|
1862 |
puts $fhandle " <td width=\"100%\"><b><font size=\"5\">" nonewline
|
1863 |
puts $fhandle "[string toupper $cur_meat]" nonewline
|
1864 |
puts $fhandle "</font></b></td>"
|
1865 |
puts $fhandle " </tr>"
|
1866 |
} \
|
1867 |
elseif {! [string compare -nocase $cur_tag C]} { \
|
1868 |
#If a <li> block is active, must end it.
|
1869 |
if {$li_active} { \
|
1870 |
puts $fhandle " </li>"
|
1871 |
set li_active 0
|
1872 |
}
|
1873 |
#If a <ul> block is active, must end it.
|
1874 |
if {$ul_active} { \
|
1875 |
puts $fhandle " </ul>"
|
1876 |
set ul_active 0
|
1877 |
}
|
1878 |
#If a <td> block is active, must end it.
|
1879 |
if {$td_active} { \
|
1880 |
puts $fhandle " </td>"
|
1881 |
set td_active 0
|
1882 |
}
|
1883 |
#If a <tr> block is active, must end it.
|
1884 |
if {$tr_active} { \
|
1885 |
puts $fhandle " </tr>"
|
1886 |
set tr_active 0
|
1887 |
}
|
1888 |
|
1889 |
#This is one with a chapter tag. We need to look up the tag.
|
1890 |
set mc_ct [get_chap_long_single_volume_title $cur_meat]
|
1891 |
set uc_ct [string toupper $mc_ct]
|
1892 |
puts $fhandle " <tr>"
|
1893 |
puts $fhandle " <td width=\"100%\"><b><font size=\"5\">" nonewline
|
1894 |
puts $fhandle "CHAPTER " nonewline
|
1895 |
puts $fhandle [string toupper $cur_meat] nonewline
|
1896 |
puts $fhandle ": " nonewline
|
1897 |
puts $fhandle $uc_ct nonewline
|
1898 |
puts $fhandle "</font></b></td>"
|
1899 |
puts $fhandle " </tr>"
|
1900 |
} \
|
1901 |
elseif {! [string compare -nocase $cur_tag D]} { \
|
1902 |
#For descriptions, we just dump it in verbatim. There is no need to do any processing.
|
1903 |
puts $fhandle " " nonewline
|
1904 |
puts $fhandle $cur_meat
|
1905 |
} \
|
1906 |
else {
|
1907 |
error "Unexpected tag in readme_build_list."
|
1908 |
}
|
1909 |
}
|
1910 |
|
1911 |
#Write the end of the table.
|
1912 |
puts $fhandle "</table>"
|
1913 |
puts $fhandle ""
|
1914 |
}
|
1915 |
|
1916 |
|
1917 |
#Write the postamble to the file. This is everything after the variable part.
|
1918 |
proc rebuildReadmeWritePostamble { fhandle } {
|
1919 |
#First, grab the time as seconds since a time mark unknown.
|
1920 |
set tref [clock seconds]
|
1921 |
|
1922 |
#Convert the time obtained to date.
|
1923 |
set date [clock format $tref -format "%m/%d/%y"]
|
1924 |
|
1925 |
#Convert the time obtained to hour and minute.
|
1926 |
set time [clock format $tref -format "%H:%M"]
|
1927 |
|
1928 |
#This part has to be manually generated because of the date and time.
|
1929 |
puts $fhandle ""
|
1930 |
puts $fhandle "<hr>"
|
1931 |
puts $fhandle ""
|
1932 |
puts $fhandle "<p align=\"center\">This file automatically generated on " nonewline
|
1933 |
puts $fhandle $date nonewline
|
1934 |
puts $fhandle " at " nonewline
|
1935 |
puts $fhandle $time nonewline
|
1936 |
puts $fhandle " by "
|
1937 |
puts $fhandle "Wish script SCRIPTS\\CP_SCRIPT.TCL.</p>"
|
1938 |
puts $fhandle ""
|
1939 |
puts $fhandle "<hr noshade size=\"10\" color=\"\#000000\">"
|
1940 |
puts $fhandle "</body>"
|
1941 |
puts $fhandle "</html>"
|
1942 |
}
|
1943 |
|
1944 |
#****************************************************************************************
|
1945 |
#****************************************************************************************
|
1946 |
#**** B U T T O N P R E S S F U N C T I O N S *******************************
|
1947 |
#****************************************************************************************
|
1948 |
#****************************************************************************************
|
1949 |
# Each of the functions in this category is called in response to a button on the main
|
1950 |
# graphical window being pressed.
|
1951 |
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
1952 |
# Performs a full LaTeX compilation and indexing of all volumes. It isn't necessary to
|
1953 |
# subdivide this operation any further because the full build is rare enough that any
|
1954 |
# reasonable amount of time is OK. In the long term, it will be necessary to have the
|
1955 |
# tools build a full index spanning all volumes, but this isn't done yet.
|
1956 |
#
|
1957 |
proc fullLatexCompileAndIndexProc { } { \
|
1958 |
global bookVolumeList
|
1959 |
global bookVolumeListStructSize
|
1960 |
global pathUcBookA
|
1961 |
global execAcrobatDistiller
|
1962 |
global mcl
|
1963 |
global chapterList
|
1964 |
global chapterListStructSize
|
1965 |
|
1966 |
outboth "BUTTON PRESS: Full LaTeX compile and index."
|
1967 |
hlineboth
|
1968 |
|
1969 |
#As a first step, extract this script's version control information. This is used in
|
1970 |
#building the .TEX main files, to stamp them with the script's version control
|
1971 |
#information.
|
1972 |
set script_vcinfo [extract_this_scripts_version_control_information]
|
1973 |
|
1974 |
#Set up the list of volumes and chapters to be processed. This involves scanning the mcl to see
|
1975 |
#what is used and what is not used, and setting flags accordingly. Volume "used" flags affect
|
1976 |
#how volumes are numbered and how they are cross-referenced. Chapter "used" flags are safely
|
1977 |
#ignored--it does no harm to include chapter cite information in the LaTeX output files--what will
|
1978 |
#happen is if the referenced chapter isn't included, the unresolvable references will be "pushed"
|
1979 |
#onto LaTeX.
|
1980 |
|
1981 |
#Zero out all of the volume used flags.
|
1982 |
outbothnonl "Marking all volumes unused ... "
|
1983 |
mark_all_volumes_unused
|
1984 |
outboth "done."
|
1985 |
|
1986 |
#Zero out all of the chapter used flags.
|
1987 |
outbothnonl "Marking all chapters unused ... "
|
1988 |
mark_all_chaps_unused
|
1989 |
outboth "done."
|
1990 |
|
1991 |
#Iterate through the mcl list, figuring out which volumes and chapters are used. A "volume" is used
|
1992 |
#if it contains at least one chapter in the mcl list. A "chapter" is used if it appears either as
|
1993 |
#part of a volume or in the standalone work.
|
1994 |
outbothnonl "Scanning mcl list for used volumes and used chapters ... "
|
1995 |
set used_volumes 0
|
1996 |
set unused_volumes [expr [llength $bookVolumeList] / $bookVolumeListStructSize]
|
1997 |
set used_chapters 0
|
1998 |
set unused_chapters [expr [llength $chapterList] / $chapterListStructSize]
|
1999 |
set cur_vol ""
|
2000 |
set N [llength $mcl]
|
2001 |
#Iterate through the list, taking notes.
|
2002 |
for {set i 0} {$i < $N} {incr i 4} { \
|
2003 |
set mcl_rectype [lindex $mcl [expr $i + 0]]
|
2004 |
set mcl_par1 [lindex $mcl [expr $i + 1]]
|
2005 |
set mcl_par2 [lindex $mcl [expr $i + 2]]
|
2006 |
set mcl_par3 [lindex $mcl [expr $i + 3]]
|
2007 |
|
2008 |
if {! [string compare $mcl_rectype v] || ! [string compare $mcl_rectype w]} \
|
2009 |
{
|
2010 |
#The v record type declares a new volume, and the w declares both a new volume and
|
2011 |
#a new part. Either of these record types mean that we've hit a new volume boundary.
|
2012 |
#Remember this.
|
2013 |
set cur_vol $mcl_par1
|
2014 |
} \
|
2015 |
elseif {! [string compare $mcl_rectype c] || ! [string compare $mcl_rectype e]} { \
|
2016 |
#Either of these declare a chapter in the current volume. Process.
|
2017 |
#Mark the chapter as used, and update chapter statistics.
|
2018 |
if {[get_chap_used_flag $mcl_par1]} { \
|
2019 |
#The chapter is already used. Don't want to count the chapter as used
|
2020 |
#again.
|
2021 |
} \
|
2022 |
else {
|
2023 |
|
2024 |
#outboth "Marking $mcl_par1"
|
2025 |
|
2026 |
#The chapter isn't yet marked used.
|
2027 |
mark_chapter_used $mcl_par1
|
2028 |
incr used_chapters
|
2029 |
incr unused_chapters -1
|
2030 |
}
|
2031 |
#Mark the volume used if it is used.
|
2032 |
if {[string length $cur_vol]} { \
|
2033 |
if {![get_volume_used_flag $cur_vol]} { \
|
2034 |
#Mark that volume (the nearest above enclosing one) as used.
|
2035 |
mark_volume_used $cur_vol
|
2036 |
incr used_volumes
|
2037 |
incr unused_volumes -1
|
2038 |
}
|
2039 |
}
|
2040 |
}
|
2041 |
}
|
2042 |
|
2043 |
outboth "done."
|
2044 |
|
2045 |
#Output statistics about what is used and not used. This is helpful for diagnosis.
|
2046 |
outbothnonl "Used chapters: $used_chapters Unused chapters: $unused_chapters"
|
2047 |
outboth .
|
2048 |
outboth "Enumeration of unused chapters (if any):"
|
2049 |
set N [llength $chapterList]
|
2050 |
#Iterate through the list, taking notes.
|
2051 |
for {set i 0} {$i < $N} {incr i $chapterListStructSize} { \
|
2052 |
#outboth "i: $i"
|
2053 |
if { ! [get_chap_used_flag [lindex $chapterList $i]]} { \
|
2054 |
outboth " [lindex $chapterList $i]"
|
2055 |
}
|
2056 |
}
|
2057 |
|
2058 |
outbothnonl "Used volumes: $used_volumes Unused volumes: $unused_volumes"
|
2059 |
outboth .
|
2060 |
outboth "Enumeration of used volumes (if any):"
|
2061 |
set N [llength $bookVolumeList]
|
2062 |
#Iterate through the list, taking notes.
|
2063 |
for {set i 0} {$i < $N} {incr i $bookVolumeListStructSize} { \
|
2064 |
#outboth "i: $i"
|
2065 |
if {[get_volume_used_flag [lindex $bookVolumeList $i]]} { \
|
2066 |
outboth " [lindex $bookVolumeList $i]"
|
2067 |
}
|
2068 |
}
|
2069 |
outboth "Enumeration of unused volumes (if any):"
|
2070 |
set N [llength $bookVolumeList]
|
2071 |
#Iterate through the list, taking notes.
|
2072 |
for {set i 0} {$i < $N} {incr i $bookVolumeListStructSize} { \
|
2073 |
#outboth "i: $i"
|
2074 |
if { ! [get_volume_used_flag [lindex $bookVolumeList $i]]} { \
|
2075 |
outboth " [lindex $bookVolumeList $i]"
|
2076 |
}
|
2077 |
}
|
2078 |
|
2079 |
#Delete all the output files. This guards against misunderstandings and accidents. In the deletion of output
|
2080 |
#files, whether volumes are used or not is not taken into account. The reason for this is neatness--if
|
2081 |
#the list of used volumes changes, it is helpful to get all of those files gone.
|
2082 |
|
2083 |
#Delete the two single-volume files.
|
2084 |
set pathbase ""
|
2085 |
append pathbase $pathUcBookA / sv
|
2086 |
#set svlist {f.dvi f.ps f.pdf d.dvi d.ps d.pdf}
|
2087 |
set svlist {f.dvi f.ps f.pdf}
|
2088 |
set N [llength $svlist]
|
2089 |
|
2090 |
#Iterate through, delete each single-volume file.
|
2091 |
for {set i 0} {$i < $N} {incr i} { \
|
2092 |
set target $pathbase
|
2093 |
append target [lindex $svlist $i]
|
2094 |
|
2095 |
if {[file exists $target]} { \
|
2096 |
outbothnonl "Deleting $target"
|
2097 |
outboth .
|
2098 |
file delete $target
|
2099 |
} \
|
2100 |
else {
|
2101 |
outboth "Skipping $target : file does not exist."
|
2102 |
}
|
2103 |
}
|
2104 |
|
2105 |
#Get number of elements in the list of volumes.
|
2106 |
set N [llength $bookVolumeList]
|
2107 |
|
2108 |
#Iterate through, delete each file.
|
2109 |
for {set volnum 0} {$volnum < $N} {incr volnum $bookVolumeListStructSize} { \
|
2110 |
set voltag [lindex $bookVolumeList $volnum]
|
2111 |
|
2112 |
set target ""
|
2113 |
append target $pathUcBookA / $voltag .dvi
|
2114 |
|
2115 |
if {[file exists $target]} { \
|
2116 |
outbothnonl "Deleting $target"
|
2117 |
outboth .
|
2118 |
file delete $target
|
2119 |
} \
|
2120 |
else {
|
2121 |
outboth "Skipping $target : file does not exist."
|
2122 |
}
|
2123 |
|
2124 |
set target ""
|
2125 |
append target $pathUcBookA / $voltag .ps
|
2126 |
|
2127 |
if {[file exists $target]} { \
|
2128 |
outbothnonl "Deleting $target"
|
2129 |
outboth .
|
2130 |
file delete $target
|
2131 |
} \
|
2132 |
else {
|
2133 |
outboth "Skipping $target : file does not exist."
|
2134 |
}
|
2135 |
|
2136 |
set target ""
|
2137 |
append target $pathUcBookA / $voltag .pdf
|
2138 |
|
2139 |
if {[file exists $target]} { \
|
2140 |
outbothnonl "Deleting $target"
|
2141 |
outboth .
|
2142 |
file delete $target
|
2143 |
} \
|
2144 |
else {
|
2145 |
outboth "Skipping $target : file does not exist."
|
2146 |
}
|
2147 |
|
2148 |
set target ""
|
2149 |
append target $pathUcBookA / $voltag .idx
|
2150 |
|
2151 |
if {[file exists $target]} { \
|
2152 |
outbothnonl "Deleting $target"
|
2153 |
outboth .
|
2154 |
file delete $target
|
2155 |
} \
|
2156 |
else {
|
2157 |
outboth "Skipping $target : file does not exist."
|
2158 |
}
|
2159 |
|
2160 |
set target ""
|
2161 |
append target $pathUcBookA / $voltag .ilg
|
2162 |
|
2163 |
if {[file exists $target]} { \
|
2164 |
outbothnonl "Deleting $target"
|
2165 |
outboth .
|
2166 |
file delete $target
|
2167 |
} \
|
2168 |
else {
|
2169 |
outboth "Skipping $target : file does not exist."
|
2170 |
}
|
2171 |
|
2172 |
set target ""
|
2173 |
append target $pathUcBookA / $voltag .ind
|
2174 |
|
2175 |
if {[file exists $target]} { \
|
2176 |
outbothnonl "Deleting $target"
|
2177 |
outboth .
|
2178 |
file delete $target
|
2179 |
} \
|
2180 |
else {
|
2181 |
outboth "Skipping $target : file does not exist."
|
2182 |
}
|
2183 |
|
2184 |
set target ""
|
2185 |
append target $pathUcBookA / $voltag .toc
|
2186 |
|
2187 |
if {[file exists $target]} { \
|
2188 |
outbothnonl "Deleting $target"
|
2189 |
outboth .
|
2190 |
file delete $target
|
2191 |
} \
|
2192 |
else {
|
2193 |
outboth "Skipping $target : file does not exist."
|
2194 |
}
|
2195 |
|
2196 |
set target ""
|
2197 |
append target $pathUcBookA / $voltag .aux
|
2198 |
|
2199 |
if {[file exists $target]} { \
|
2200 |
outbothnonl "Deleting $target"
|
2201 |
outboth .
|
2202 |
file delete $target
|
2203 |
} \
|
2204 |
else {
|
2205 |
outboth "Skipping $target : file does not exist."
|
2206 |
}
|
2207 |
|
2208 |
}
|
2209 |
hlineboth
|
2210 |
|
2211 |
#Create the master files for the two single volume works (the draft and the final).
|
2212 |
createSingleVolumeWorks $script_vcinfo
|
2213 |
|
2214 |
#Create the master files for the volumes. The volumes are automatically numbered,
|
2215 |
#based on those that are used, starting with 1.
|
2216 |
set volume_number 0
|
2217 |
set N [llength $bookVolumeList]
|
2218 |
#Iterate through, delete each file.
|
2219 |
for {set volnum 0} {$volnum < $N} {incr volnum $bookVolumeListStructSize} { \
|
2220 |
set voltag [lindex $bookVolumeList $volnum]
|
2221 |
|
2222 |
if {[get_volume_used_flag $voltag]} { \
|
2223 |
incr volume_number
|
2224 |
createMultiVolumeWork $voltag $volume_number $script_vcinfo
|
2225 |
}
|
2226 |
}
|
2227 |
|
2228 |
#Do four full rounds of LaTeX compiles and index builds. This is necessary
|
2229 |
#to resolve cross-dependencies and be sure no page numbering changes.
|
2230 |
for {set round 0} {$round < 4} {incr round} { \
|
2231 |
outbothnonl "LaTeX compile, Round "
|
2232 |
outbothnonl $round
|
2233 |
outboth .
|
2234 |
hlineboth
|
2235 |
|
2236 |
#Do the single-volume works.
|
2237 |
#LatexCompileFile svd.tex
|
2238 |
#MakeOrdinaryIndexFile svd
|
2239 |
LatexCompileFile svf.tex
|
2240 |
MakeOrdinaryIndexFile svf
|
2241 |
|
2242 |
#Get number of elements in the list of volumes. Compile only the used ones.
|
2243 |
set N [llength $bookVolumeList]
|
2244 |
|
2245 |
#Iterate through, compile each file.
|
2246 |
for {set volnum 0} {$volnum < $N} {incr volnum $bookVolumeListStructSize} { \
|
2247 |
set voltag [lindex $bookVolumeList $volnum]
|
2248 |
if {[get_volume_used_flag $voltag]} { \
|
2249 |
outbothnonl "Latex compile: $voltag"
|
2250 |
outboth .
|
2251 |
hlineboth
|
2252 |
|
2253 |
set fullfilename ""
|
2254 |
append fullfilename $voltag .tex
|
2255 |
|
2256 |
LatexCompileFile $fullfilename
|
2257 |
|
2258 |
MakeOrdinaryIndexFile $voltag
|
2259 |
}
|
2260 |
}
|
2261 |
update
|
2262 |
}
|
2263 |
|
2264 |
#DVIPS the single-volume file.
|
2265 |
outbothnonl "DVIPS: svf"
|
2266 |
RunDvipsToGenPsOutput svf
|
2267 |
|
2268 |
#Modify the postscript in the single volume file to
|
2269 |
#generate a duplex file.
|
2270 |
ModifyPsToDuplex svf
|
2271 |
|
2272 |
#PDF the two single-volume file.
|
2273 |
set psfilepath ""
|
2274 |
append psfilepath $pathUcBookA / svf.ps
|
2275 |
exec $execAcrobatDistiller $psfilepath &
|
2276 |
|
2277 |
#Get number of elements in the list of volumes.
|
2278 |
set N [llength $bookVolumeList]
|
2279 |
|
2280 |
#Iterate through, DVIPS each file.
|
2281 |
for {set volnum 0} {$volnum < $N} {incr volnum $bookVolumeListStructSize} { \
|
2282 |
set voltag [lindex $bookVolumeList $volnum]
|
2283 |
if {[get_volume_used_flag $voltag]} { \
|
2284 |
outbothnonl "DVIPS: $voltag"
|
2285 |
outboth .
|
2286 |
hlineboth
|
2287 |
|
2288 |
RunDvipsToGenPsOutput $voltag
|
2289 |
ModifyPsToDuplex $voltag
|
2290 |
|
2291 |
set psfilepath ""
|
2292 |
append psfilepath $pathUcBookA / $voltag .ps
|
2293 |
|
2294 |
#There is no barrier at this point to also running Distiller. Distiller gives us
|
2295 |
#no information back.
|
2296 |
exec $execAcrobatDistiller $psfilepath &
|
2297 |
}
|
2298 |
update
|
2299 |
}
|
2300 |
|
2301 |
outboth "DONE: BUTTON PRESS: Full LaTeX compile and index."
|
2302 |
hlineboth
|
2303 |
update
|
2304 |
}
|
2305 |
|
2306 |
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
2307 |
# Rebuilds all the master files. This operation can be useful if one isn't using 4AllTex
|
2308 |
# but wants to build the automatically-generated files anyway, perhaps to use another
|
2309 |
# version of LaTeX.
|
2310 |
#
|
2311 |
proc masterFileRebuildProc { } { \
|
2312 |
global bookVolumeList
|
2313 |
global bookVolumeListStructSize
|
2314 |
global pathUcBookA
|
2315 |
global execAcrobatDistiller
|
2316 |
global mcl
|
2317 |
global chapterList
|
2318 |
global chapterListStructSize
|
2319 |
|
2320 |
outboth "BUTTON PRESS: Rebuild single-volume and multi-volume master files."
|
2321 |
hlineboth
|
2322 |
|
2323 |
#As a first step, extract this script's version control information. This is used in
|
2324 |
#building the .TEX main files, to stamp them with the script's version control
|
2325 |
#information.
|
2326 |
set script_vcinfo [extract_this_scripts_version_control_information]
|
2327 |
|
2328 |
#Set up the list of volumes and chapters to be processed. This involves scanning the mcl to see
|
2329 |
#what is used and what is not used, and setting flags accordingly. Volume "used" flags affect
|
2330 |
#how volumes are numbered and how they are cross-referenced. Chapter "used" flags are safely
|
2331 |
#ignored--it does no harm to include chapter cite information in the LaTeX output files--what will
|
2332 |
#happen is if the referenced chapter isn't included, the unresolvable references will be "pushed"
|
2333 |
#onto LaTeX.
|
2334 |
|
2335 |
#Zero out all of the volume used flags.
|
2336 |
outbothnonl "Marking all volumes unused ... "
|
2337 |
mark_all_volumes_unused
|
2338 |
outboth "done."
|
2339 |
|
2340 |
#Zero out all of the chapter used flags.
|
2341 |
outbothnonl "Marking all chapters unused ... "
|
2342 |
mark_all_chaps_unused
|
2343 |
outboth "done."
|
2344 |
|
2345 |
#Iterate through the mcl list, figuring out which volumes and chapters are used. A "volume" is used
|
2346 |
#if it contains at least one chapter in the mcl list. A "chapter" is used if it appears either as
|
2347 |
#part of a volume or in the standalone work.
|
2348 |
outbothnonl "Scanning mcl list for used volumes and used chapters ... "
|
2349 |
set used_volumes 0
|
2350 |
set unused_volumes [expr [llength $bookVolumeList] / $bookVolumeListStructSize]
|
2351 |
set used_chapters 0
|
2352 |
set unused_chapters [expr [llength $chapterList] / $chapterListStructSize]
|
2353 |
set cur_vol ""
|
2354 |
set N [llength $mcl]
|
2355 |
#Iterate through the list, taking notes.
|
2356 |
for {set i 0} {$i < $N} {incr i 4} { \
|
2357 |
set mcl_rectype [lindex $mcl [expr $i + 0]]
|
2358 |
set mcl_par1 [lindex $mcl [expr $i + 1]]
|
2359 |
set mcl_par2 [lindex $mcl [expr $i + 2]]
|
2360 |
set mcl_par3 [lindex $mcl [expr $i + 3]]
|
2361 |
|
2362 |
if {! [string compare $mcl_rectype v] || ! [string compare $mcl_rectype w]} \
|
2363 |
{
|
2364 |
#The v record type declares a new volume, and the w declares both a new volume and
|
2365 |
#a new part. Either of these record types mean that we've hit a new volume boundary.
|
2366 |
#Remember this.
|
2367 |
set cur_vol $mcl_par1
|
2368 |
} \
|
2369 |
elseif {! [string compare $mcl_rectype c] || ! [string compare $mcl_rectype e]} { \
|
2370 |
#Either of these declare a chapter in the current volume. Process.
|
2371 |
#Mark the chapter as used, and update chapter statistics.
|
2372 |
if {[get_chap_used_flag $mcl_par1]} { \
|
2373 |
#The chapter is already used. Don't want to count the chapter as used
|
2374 |
#again.
|
2375 |
} \
|
2376 |
else {
|
2377 |
|
2378 |
#outboth "Marking $mcl_par1"
|
2379 |
|
2380 |
#The chapter isn't yet marked used.
|
2381 |
mark_chapter_used $mcl_par1
|
2382 |
incr used_chapters
|
2383 |
incr unused_chapters -1
|
2384 |
}
|
2385 |
#Mark the volume used if it is used.
|
2386 |
if {[string length $cur_vol]} { \
|
2387 |
if {![get_volume_used_flag $cur_vol]} { \
|
2388 |
#Mark that volume (the nearest above enclosing one) as used.
|
2389 |
mark_volume_used $cur_vol
|
2390 |
incr used_volumes
|
2391 |
incr unused_volumes -1
|
2392 |
}
|
2393 |
}
|
2394 |
}
|
2395 |
}
|
2396 |
|
2397 |
outboth "done."
|
2398 |
|
2399 |
#Output statistics about what is used and not used. This is helpful for diagnosis.
|
2400 |
outbothnonl "Used chapters: $used_chapters Unused chapters: $unused_chapters"
|
2401 |
outboth .
|
2402 |
outboth "Enumeration of unused chapters (if any):"
|
2403 |
set N [llength $chapterList]
|
2404 |
#Iterate through the list, taking notes.
|
2405 |
for {set i 0} {$i < $N} {incr i $chapterListStructSize} { \
|
2406 |
#outboth "i: $i"
|
2407 |
if { ! [get_chap_used_flag [lindex $chapterList $i]]} { \
|
2408 |
outboth " [lindex $chapterList $i]"
|
2409 |
}
|
2410 |
}
|
2411 |
|
2412 |
outbothnonl "Used volumes: $used_volumes Unused volumes: $unused_volumes"
|
2413 |
outboth .
|
2414 |
outboth "Enumeration of used volumes (if any):"
|
2415 |
set N [llength $bookVolumeList]
|
2416 |
#Iterate through the list, taking notes.
|
2417 |
for {set i 0} {$i < $N} {incr i $bookVolumeListStructSize} { \
|
2418 |
#outboth "i: $i"
|
2419 |
if {[get_volume_used_flag [lindex $bookVolumeList $i]]} { \
|
2420 |
outboth " [lindex $bookVolumeList $i]"
|
2421 |
}
|
2422 |
}
|
2423 |
outboth "Enumeration of unused volumes (if any):"
|
2424 |
set N [llength $bookVolumeList]
|
2425 |
#Iterate through the list, taking notes.
|
2426 |
for {set i 0} {$i < $N} {incr i $bookVolumeListStructSize} { \
|
2427 |
#outboth "i: $i"
|
2428 |
if { ! [get_volume_used_flag [lindex $bookVolumeList $i]]} { \
|
2429 |
outboth " [lindex $bookVolumeList $i]"
|
2430 |
}
|
2431 |
}
|
2432 |
|
2433 |
#Delete all the output files. This guards against misunderstandings and accidents. In the deletion of output
|
2434 |
#files, whether volumes are used or not is not taken into account. The reason for this is neatness--if
|
2435 |
#the list of used volumes changes, it is helpful to get all of those files gone.
|
2436 |
|
2437 |
#Delete the two single-volume files.
|
2438 |
set pathbase ""
|
2439 |
append pathbase $pathUcBookA / sv
|
2440 |
#set svlist {f.dvi f.ps f.pdf d.dvi d.ps d.pdf}
|
2441 |
set svlist {f.dvi f.ps f.pdf}
|
2442 |
set N [llength $svlist]
|
2443 |
|
2444 |
#Iterate through, delete each single-volume file.
|
2445 |
for {set i 0} {$i < $N} {incr i} { \
|
2446 |
set target $pathbase
|
2447 |
append target [lindex $svlist $i]
|
2448 |
|
2449 |
if {[file exists $target]} { \
|
2450 |
outbothnonl "Deleting $target"
|
2451 |
outboth .
|
2452 |
file delete $target
|
2453 |
} \
|
2454 |
else {
|
2455 |
outboth "Skipping $target : file does not exist."
|
2456 |
}
|
2457 |
}
|
2458 |
|
2459 |
#Get number of elements in the list of volumes.
|
2460 |
set N [llength $bookVolumeList]
|
2461 |
|
2462 |
#Iterate through, delete each file.
|
2463 |
for {set volnum 0} {$volnum < $N} {incr volnum $bookVolumeListStructSize} { \
|
2464 |
set voltag [lindex $bookVolumeList $volnum]
|
2465 |
|
2466 |
set target ""
|
2467 |
append target $pathUcBookA / $voltag .dvi
|
2468 |
|
2469 |
if {[file exists $target]} { \
|
2470 |
outbothnonl "Deleting $target"
|
2471 |
outboth .
|
2472 |
file delete $target
|
2473 |
} \
|
2474 |
else {
|
2475 |
outboth "Skipping $target : file does not exist."
|
2476 |
}
|
2477 |
|
2478 |
set target ""
|
2479 |
append target $pathUcBookA / $voltag .ps
|
2480 |
|
2481 |
if {[file exists $target]} { \
|
2482 |
outbothnonl "Deleting $target"
|
2483 |
outboth .
|
2484 |
file delete $target
|
2485 |
} \
|
2486 |
else {
|
2487 |
outboth "Skipping $target : file does not exist."
|
2488 |
}
|
2489 |
|
2490 |
set target ""
|
2491 |
append target $pathUcBookA / $voltag .pdf
|
2492 |
|
2493 |
if {[file exists $target]} { \
|
2494 |
outbothnonl "Deleting $target"
|
2495 |
outboth .
|
2496 |
file delete $target
|
2497 |
} \
|
2498 |
else {
|
2499 |
outboth "Skipping $target : file does not exist."
|
2500 |
}
|
2501 |
|
2502 |
set target ""
|
2503 |
append target $pathUcBookA / $voltag .idx
|
2504 |
|
2505 |
if {[file exists $target]} { \
|
2506 |
outbothnonl "Deleting $target"
|
2507 |
outboth .
|
2508 |
file delete $target
|
2509 |
} \
|
2510 |
else {
|
2511 |
outboth "Skipping $target : file does not exist."
|
2512 |
}
|
2513 |
|
2514 |
set target ""
|
2515 |
append target $pathUcBookA / $voltag .ilg
|
2516 |
|
2517 |
if {[file exists $target]} { \
|
2518 |
outbothnonl "Deleting $target"
|
2519 |
outboth .
|
2520 |
file delete $target
|
2521 |
} \
|
2522 |
else {
|
2523 |
outboth "Skipping $target : file does not exist."
|
2524 |
}
|
2525 |
|
2526 |
set target ""
|
2527 |
append target $pathUcBookA / $voltag .ind
|
2528 |
|
2529 |
if {[file exists $target]} { \
|
2530 |
outbothnonl "Deleting $target"
|
2531 |
outboth .
|
2532 |
file delete $target
|
2533 |
} \
|
2534 |
else {
|
2535 |
outboth "Skipping $target : file does not exist."
|
2536 |
}
|
2537 |
|
2538 |
set target ""
|
2539 |
append target $pathUcBookA / $voltag .toc
|
2540 |
|
2541 |
if {[file exists $target]} { \
|
2542 |
outbothnonl "Deleting $target"
|
2543 |
outboth .
|
2544 |
file delete $target
|
2545 |
} \
|
2546 |
else {
|
2547 |
outboth "Skipping $target : file does not exist."
|
2548 |
}
|
2549 |
|
2550 |
set target ""
|
2551 |
append target $pathUcBookA / $voltag .aux
|
2552 |
|
2553 |
if {[file exists $target]} { \
|
2554 |
outbothnonl "Deleting $target"
|
2555 |
outboth .
|
2556 |
file delete $target
|
2557 |
} \
|
2558 |
else {
|
2559 |
outboth "Skipping $target : file does not exist."
|
2560 |
}
|
2561 |
|
2562 |
}
|
2563 |
hlineboth
|
2564 |
|
2565 |
#Create the master files for the two single volume works (the draft and the final).
|
2566 |
createSingleVolumeWorks $script_vcinfo
|
2567 |
|
2568 |
#Create the master files for the volumes. The volumes are automatically numbered,
|
2569 |
#based on those that are used, starting with 1.
|
2570 |
set volume_number 0
|
2571 |
set N [llength $bookVolumeList]
|
2572 |
#Iterate through, delete each file.
|
2573 |
for {set volnum 0} {$volnum < $N} {incr volnum $bookVolumeListStructSize} { \
|
2574 |
set voltag [lindex $bookVolumeList $volnum]
|
2575 |
|
2576 |
if {[get_volume_used_flag $voltag]} { \
|
2577 |
incr volume_number
|
2578 |
createMultiVolumeWork $voltag $volume_number $script_vcinfo
|
2579 |
}
|
2580 |
}
|
2581 |
|
2582 |
outboth "DONE: Rebuild single-volume and multi-volume master files.."
|
2583 |
hlineboth
|
2584 |
update
|
2585 |
}
|
2586 |
|
2587 |
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
2588 |
# Rebuilds the _README_.HTM file for the book, using the list of files and descriptions
|
2589 |
# embedded in the script. Also identifies files which files and directories which should
|
2590 |
# be present but are not.
|
2591 |
#
|
2592 |
proc rebuildReadmeHtmForBookProc { } { \
|
2593 |
#Entry message.
|
2594 |
outboth "Rebuild README.HTM for book button clicked."
|
2595 |
|
2596 |
#First, open the _README_.HTM file for writing. This will automatically empty the
|
2597 |
#file if it already exists.
|
2598 |
set fhandle [open _README_.HTM "w"]
|
2599 |
|
2600 |
#Write the preamble to the file.
|
2601 |
rebuildReadmeWritePreamble $fhandle
|
2602 |
|
2603 |
#Write the meat of the file.
|
2604 |
rebuildReadmeWriteMeat $fhandle
|
2605 |
|
2606 |
#Write the postamble to the file.
|
2607 |
rebuildReadmeWritePostamble $fhandle
|
2608 |
|
2609 |
#Close the file which was opened.
|
2610 |
close $fhandle
|
2611 |
|
2612 |
#Termination message.
|
2613 |
outboth "DONE: BUTTON PRESS: Build of _README_.HTM."
|
2614 |
hlineboth
|
2615 |
}
|
2616 |
|
2617 |
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
2618 |
# Copies all of the book .PDF files to the places where they are needed (there may be
|
2619 |
# multiple locations for each file). This is a simple copy operation.
|
2620 |
#
|
2621 |
proc copyBookPdfsProc { } { \
|
2622 |
|
2623 |
global bookVolumeList
|
2624 |
global bookVolumeListStructSize
|
2625 |
global readme_build_list
|
2626 |
|
2627 |
set paths { \
|
2628 |
"c:/distribs/common/supmatls/books/embedded_control/dta_ucswbk_a" \
|
2629 |
"f:/wrootdta/proftopics/pubs_distributions_downloads/ucswbook01/outline_and_pdfs" \
|
2630 |
}
|
2631 |
|
2632 |
outboth "BUTTON PRESS: Copy book .PDFs to other locations that must be"
|
2633 |
outboth " mirrored."
|
2634 |
hlineboth
|
2635 |
|
2636 |
#These are the names of the two single-volume files.
|
2637 |
#set svlist {svf.pdf svd.pdf}
|
2638 |
set svlist {svf.pdf}
|
2639 |
|
2640 |
foreach path $paths { \
|
2641 |
outbothnonl "Copying to "
|
2642 |
outboth $path
|
2643 |
|
2644 |
#Iterate through, copy each single-volume file.
|
2645 |
set N [llength $svlist]
|
2646 |
for {set i 0} {$i < $N} {incr i} { \
|
2647 |
set source [lindex $svlist $i]
|
2648 |
set dest $path
|
2649 |
append dest / [lindex $svlist $i]
|
2650 |
if {[file exists $source]} { \
|
2651 |
outboth " Copying from: $source"
|
2652 |
outboth " to: $dest."
|
2653 |
file copy -force -- $source $dest
|
2654 |
} \
|
2655 |
else {
|
2656 |
outboth " Can't copy $source: does not exist."
|
2657 |
}
|
2658 |
update
|
2659 |
}
|
2660 |
|
2661 |
#Get number of elements in the list of volumes.
|
2662 |
set N [llength $bookVolumeList]
|
2663 |
|
2664 |
#Iterate through, copy each file.
|
2665 |
for {set i 0} {$i < $N} {incr i $bookVolumeListStructSize} { \
|
2666 |
set source [lindex $bookVolumeList $i]
|
2667 |
append source .pdf
|
2668 |
set dest $path
|
2669 |
append dest / [lindex $bookVolumeList $i] .pdf
|
2670 |
if {[file exists $source]} { \
|
2671 |
outboth " Copying from: $source"
|
2672 |
outboth " to: $dest."
|
2673 |
file copy -force -- $source $dest
|
2674 |
} \
|
2675 |
else {
|
2676 |
outboth " Can't copy $source: does not exist."
|
2677 |
}
|
2678 |
update
|
2679 |
}
|
2680 |
}
|
2681 |
|
2682 |
hlineboth
|
2683 |
|
2684 |
#The above just copies the .PDF files to a few needed locations. The portion below
|
2685 |
#performs a full directory copy (just of the files mentioned in the list which
|
2686 |
#defines the _README_.HTM file) to a set of target directories. The directories
|
2687 |
#themselves are wiped in advance.
|
2688 |
set fullcopypaths { \
|
2689 |
"f:/wrootdta/proftopics/pubs_distributions_downloads/ucswbook01/outline_and_pdfs" \
|
2690 |
"f:/ftproot/anonymous_user_common_area/books/ucswbka" \
|
2691 |
}
|
2692 |
|
2693 |
foreach fullcopypath $fullcopypaths { \
|
2694 |
#Destroy the subdirectory and all subcomponents.
|
2695 |
outbothnonl "Destroying: "
|
2696 |
outboth $fullcopypath
|
2697 |
file delete -force $fullcopypath
|
2698 |
|
2699 |
#Create the base directory. This will be at the same level as the directory
|
2700 |
#"c:/esrgubka" in the build on Dave Ashley's computer.
|
2701 |
file mkdir $fullcopypath
|
2702 |
|
2703 |
#For each of the files in the list to build the _README_.HTM file, create the
|
2704 |
#directory in which the file exists, the copy the file.
|
2705 |
foreach cur_line $readme_build_list { \
|
2706 |
#Update the display so there is not an apparent freeze.
|
2707 |
update
|
2708 |
|
2709 |
#Iteration timesavers.
|
2710 |
set cur_tag [string range $cur_line 0 0]
|
2711 |
set cur_meat [string range $cur_line 2 end]
|
2712 |
|
2713 |
if {! [string compare -nocase $cur_tag "F"]} { \
|
2714 |
|
2715 |
#puts $cur_tag
|
2716 |
#puts $cur_meat
|
2717 |
|
2718 |
#Replace any backslashes in the string with forward slashes.
|
2719 |
set fname $cur_meat
|
2720 |
set fname [string map {"\\" "/"} $fname]
|
2721 |
|
2722 |
#Concatenate the target directory with the file name to get the full name.
|
2723 |
set fullfname ""
|
2724 |
append fullfname $fullcopypath
|
2725 |
append fullfname "/"
|
2726 |
append fullfname $fname
|
2727 |
|
2728 |
#Rip off the final path component to get the directory that must exist, and
|
2729 |
#create the required directory.
|
2730 |
set location [string last "/" $fullfname]
|
2731 |
if {$location >= 0} { \
|
2732 |
set dir_to_create [string range $fullfname 0 [expr $location - 1]]
|
2733 |
outbothnonl " Creating directory: "
|
2734 |
set dir_to_create [string tolower $dir_to_create]
|
2735 |
outboth $dir_to_create
|
2736 |
file mkdir $dir_to_create
|
2737 |
} \
|
2738 |
else {
|
2739 |
outboth "No directory to create."
|
2740 |
}
|
2741 |
|
2742 |
#Convert everything to lower case. It looks more aesthetically pleasing
|
2743 |
#that way.
|
2744 |
set fname [string tolower $fname]
|
2745 |
set fullfname [string tolower $fullfname]
|
2746 |
|
2747 |
#The directory that needs to exist definitely exists. Perform the copy.
|
2748 |
outbothnonl " Copying from: "
|
2749 |
outboth $fname
|
2750 |
outbothnonl " to: "
|
2751 |
outboth $fullfname
|
2752 |
file copy -force -- $fname $fullfname
|
2753 |
}
|
2754 |
}
|
2755 |
}
|
2756 |
|
2757 |
hlineboth
|
2758 |
}
|
2759 |
|
2760 |
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
2761 |
# Removes known extraneous and disposable ESRG Tool Set files and directories.
|
2762 |
#
|
2763 |
proc removeESRGToolSetKnownExtraneousFilesAndDirectoriesProc { } { \
|
2764 |
outboth "ESRG Tool Set remove extraneous files and directories button clicked."
|
2765 |
hlineboth
|
2766 |
}
|
2767 |
|
2768 |
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
2769 |
# Identifies extraneous ESRG Tool Set files and directories, which are foreign but at the
|
2770 |
# same time not known to be deletable. It is safest to let the user look at these.
|
2771 |
#
|
2772 |
proc identifyESRGToolSetExtraneousFilesAndDirectoriesProc { } { \
|
2773 |
outboth "ESRG Tool Set identify extraneous files and directories button clicked."
|
2774 |
hlineboth
|
2775 |
}
|
2776 |
|
2777 |
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
2778 |
# Performs a full clean build of all executable versions of ESRGScripter. This consists
|
2779 |
# of:
|
2780 |
# o Deletion of all existing .OBJ and .EXE files to assure a clean build.
|
2781 |
# o Deletion of all other copy targets.
|
2782 |
# o A full clean build.
|
2783 |
# o A full re-copy to destinations for assembly.
|
2784 |
# o Generation of README.HTM files, watching for missing files.
|
2785 |
#
|
2786 |
proc fullBuildOfAllESRGToolSetExecutableVersionsProc { } { \
|
2787 |
outboth "ESRG Tool Set full build button clicked."
|
2788 |
hlineboth
|
2789 |
}
|
2790 |
|
2791 |
|
2792 |
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
2793 |
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
2794 |
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
2795 |
# Main script.
|
2796 |
|
2797 |
console show
|
2798 |
#We have to use this, or the console won't be created when running a script
|
2799 |
#directly on invocation.
|
2800 |
|
2801 |
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
2802 |
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
2803 |
#------ C O N S T A N T S ----------------------------------------------------------__
|
2804 |
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
2805 |
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
2806 |
#***************************************************************************
|
2807 |
#Logging constants.
|
2808 |
set loglinelength 78
|
2809 |
#The length of a line in the log.
|
2810 |
|
2811 |
set buildlogfilename cp_log.txt
|
2812 |
#The name of the log file which we'll use.
|
2813 |
|
2814 |
#***************************************************************************
|
2815 |
#Directory path constants. These can be configured for a different machine
|
2816 |
#which might have a different drive name, etc.
|
2817 |
#
|
2818 |
#Path where Tex executables are located.
|
2819 |
set pathTexExecutables c:/texmf/miktex/bin
|
2820 |
#
|
2821 |
#Path where the the book source code is located. Everything is assumed in
|
2822 |
#a static arrangement below this directory.
|
2823 |
set pathUcBookA c:/e3ft_gpl01/dtaipubs/esrgubka
|
2824 |
|
2825 |
|
2826 |
#***************************************************************************
|
2827 |
#Executable path constants. There should be very little variation in these
|
2828 |
#from machine to machine. I've used 4AllTex (a distribution of LaTeX), but
|
2829 |
#my understanding is that all distributions of LaTeX are the same executable
|
2830 |
#names, etc.--usually just different GUI wrappers.
|
2831 |
#
|
2832 |
#File where the LaTeX compiler resides.
|
2833 |
set execLatexCompiler ""
|
2834 |
append execLatexCompiler $pathTexExecutables / latex.exe
|
2835 |
|
2836 |
#File where the MAKEINDEX program resides.
|
2837 |
set execMakeindex ""
|
2838 |
append execMakeindex $pathTexExecutables / makeindex.exe
|
2839 |
|
2840 |
#File where the DVIPS program resides.
|
2841 |
set execDvips ""
|
2842 |
append execDvips $pathTexExecutables / dvips.exe
|
2843 |
|
2844 |
#Executable for Acrobat Distiller.
|
2845 |
set execAcrobatDistiller "c:/program files/adobe/acrobat 6.0/distillr/acrodist.exe"
|
2846 |
|
2847 |
|
2848 |
#***************************************************************************
|
2849 |
#Volumes of the book, with their long and short titles, in the
|
2850 |
#single-volume and multi-volume versions of the book, respectively.
|
2851 |
#Order is:
|
2852 |
# Single volume long name (used when longer description is required in
|
2853 |
# single volume build).
|
2854 |
# Single volume short name (used when shorter description is required in
|
2855 |
# single volume build).
|
2856 |
# Single volume part name (used to actually name the "Part" in the
|
2857 |
# single-volume compile). (May not be used.)
|
2858 |
# Multi-volume long name (used when longer description required).
|
2859 |
# Multi-volume short name (used when shorter description required).
|
2860 |
# Multi-volume cover name (the name which actually appears on the volume
|
2861 |
# cover).
|
2862 |
# Used flag (1 or 0), a scratch flag.
|
2863 |
#
|
2864 |
#Each of these is a LaTeX compilation unit. All
|
2865 |
#compilations and builds are based on this set of names. These should be
|
2866 |
#arranged in order of ascending volume numbers, not in alphabetical order.
|
2867 |
#This is to protect for the case of moving to the Tcl script generating
|
2868 |
#certain of the files automatically and numbering automatically.
|
2869 |
#
|
2870 |
#As of 08/27/01, this list contains many unused volumes that were deleted (and
|
2871 |
#turned into chapters). These will be kept around for a while, in case they
|
2872 |
#are added again in the future as the work grows.
|
2873 |
set bookVolumeList {
|
2874 |
con0 \
|
2875 |
"Concepts" \
|
2876 |
"Concepts" \
|
2877 |
"Concepts" \
|
2878 |
"Concepts" \
|
2879 |
"Concepts" \
|
2880 |
"Concepts" \
|
2881 |
"1" \
|
2882 |
mfr0 \
|
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 |
"Mathematical Frameworks And Results" \
|
2889 |
"1" \
|
2890 |
csw0 \
|
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 |
"Construction Of Embedded Software" \
|
2897 |
"1" \
|
2898 |
alg0 \
|
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 |
"Embedded System Algorithms And Techniques" \
|
2905 |
"1" \
|
2906 |
pac0 \
|
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 |
"Practical, Administrative, Incidental, And Miscellaneous Topics" \
|
2913 |
"1" \
|
2914 |
isk0 \
|
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 |
"Insektengericht And Lessons Learned" \
|
2921 |
"1" \
|
2922 |
ijt0 \
|
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 |
"ESRG Workstation-Based Tool Set Reference Guide" \
|
2929 |
"1" \
|
2930 |
ijv0 \
|
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 |
"ESRG Server-Based Tool Set Reference Guide" \
|
2937 |
"1" \
|
2938 |
sma0 \
|
2939 |
"Solutions Manual" \
|
2940 |
"Solutions Manual" \
|
2941 |
"Solutions Manual" \
|
2942 |
"Solutions Manual" \
|
2943 |
"Solutions Manual" \
|
2944 |
"Solutions Manual" \
|
2945 |
"1" \
|
2946 |
rta0 \
|
2947 |
"Real-Time Analysis" \
|
2948 |
"Real-Time Analysis" \
|
2949 |
"Real-Time Analysis" \
|
2950 |
"Real-Time Analysis" \
|
2951 |
"Real-Time Analysis" \
|
2952 |
"Real-Time Analysis" \
|
2953 |
"1" \
|
2954 |
scr0 \
|
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 |
"Support Of Common Software Requirements And Design Scenarios"\
|
2961 |
"1" \
|
2962 |
soc0 \
|
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 |
"Support Of On-Chip Peripherals And Systems" \
|
2969 |
"1" \
|
2970 |
sfc0 \
|
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 |
"Support Of Off-Chip Peripherals And Systems" \
|
2977 |
"1" \
|
2978 |
caf0 \
|
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 |
"Implementation Of Common Automotive Features" \
|
2985 |
"1" \
|
2986 |
snw0 \
|
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 |
"Support Of Networks And Communication Protocols" \
|
2993 |
"1" \
|
2994 |
nal0 \
|
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 |
"Numerical Algorithms, Results, And Techniques" \
|
3001 |
"1" \
|
3002 |
nna0 \
|
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 |
"Non-Numerical Algorithms, Results, And Techniques" \
|
3009 |
"1" \
|
3010 |
sdm0 \
|
3011 |
"Software Design Methods" \
|
3012 |
"Software Design Methods" \
|
3013 |
"Software Design Methods" \
|
3014 |
"Software Design Methods" \
|
3015 |
"Software Design Methods" \
|
3016 |
"Software Design Methods" \
|
3017 |
"1" \
|
3018 |
cpc0 \
|
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 |
"Microcontroller And CPU Core Usage Application Notes" \
|
3025 |
"1" \
|
3026 |
sti0 \
|
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 |
"Software Tool Descriptions And Information" \
|
3033 |
"1" \
|
3034 |
stn0 \
|
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 |
"Software Tool Usage And Application Notes" \
|
3041 |
"1" \
|
3042 |
hti0 \
|
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 |
"Hardware Tool Descriptions And Information" \
|
3049 |
"1" \
|
3050 |
htn0 \
|
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 |
"Hardware Tool Usage And Application Notes" \
|
3057 |
"1" \
|
3058 |
hwd0 \
|
3059 |
"Hardware Design" \
|
3060 |
"Hardware Design" \
|
3061 |
"Hardware Design" \
|
3062 |
"Hardware Design" \
|
3063 |
"Hardware Design" \
|
3064 |
"Hardware Design" \
|
3065 |
"1" \
|
3066 |
pte0 \
|
3067 |
"Product Testing" \
|
3068 |
"Product Testing" \
|
3069 |
"Product Testing" \
|
3070 |
"Product Testing" \
|
3071 |
"Product Testing" \
|
3072 |
"Product Testing" \
|
3073 |
"1" \
|
3074 |
pas0 \
|
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 |
"Product Manufacturing And Assembly" \
|
3081 |
"1" \
|
3082 |
pro0 \
|
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 |
"Process, Administrative, And Personnel Issues" \
|
3089 |
"1" \
|
3090 |
orq0 \
|
3091 |
"Open Research Questions" \
|
3092 |
"Open Research Questions" \
|
3093 |
"Open Research Questions" \
|
3094 |
"Open Research Questions" \
|
3095 |
"Open Research Questions" \
|
3096 |
"Open Research Questions" \
|
3097 |
"1" \
|
3098 |
llr0 \
|
3099 |
"Lessons Learned" \
|
3100 |
"Lessons Learned" \
|
3101 |
"Lessons Learned" \
|
3102 |
"Lessons Learned" \
|
3103 |
"Lessons Learned" \
|
3104 |
"Lessons Learned" \
|
3105 |
"1" \
|
3106 |
bpr0 \
|
3107 |
"Best Practices" \
|
3108 |
"Best Practices" \
|
3109 |
"Best Practices" \
|
3110 |
"Best Practices" \
|
3111 |
"Best Practices" \
|
3112 |
"Best Practices" \
|
3113 |
"1" \
|
3114 |
hpj0 \
|
3115 |
"Hardware Projects" \
|
3116 |
"Hardware Projects" \
|
3117 |
"Hardware Projects" \
|
3118 |
"Hardware Projects" \
|
3119 |
"Hardware Projects" \
|
3120 |
"Hardware Projects" \
|
3121 |
"1" \
|
3122 |
sca0 \
|
3123 |
"Software Case Studies" \
|
3124 |
"Software Case Studies" \
|
3125 |
"Software Case Studies" \
|
3126 |
"Software Case Studies" \
|
3127 |
"Software Case Studies" \
|
3128 |
"Software Case Studies" \
|
3129 |
"1" \
|
3130 |
hca0 \
|
3131 |
"Hardware Case Studies" \
|
3132 |
"Hardware Case Studies" \
|
3133 |
"Hardware Case Studies" \
|
3134 |
"Hardware Case Studies" \
|
3135 |
"Hardware Case Studies" \
|
3136 |
"Hardware Case Studies" \
|
3137 |
"1" \
|
3138 |
cdt0 \
|
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 |
"Correspondence And Discussion Threads" \
|
3145 |
"1" \
|
3146 |
dtm0 \
|
3147 |
"Document Templates" \
|
3148 |
"Document Templates" \
|
3149 |
"Document Templates" \
|
3150 |
"Document Templates" \
|
3151 |
"Document Templates" \
|
3152 |
"Document Templates" \
|
3153 |
"1" \
|
3154 |
}
|
3155 |
|
3156 |
set bookVolumeListStructSize 8
|
3157 |
#The numer of physical records per each logical record in the list above. This
|
3158 |
#minimizes tearup if things are added to what is above.
|
3159 |
|
3160 |
set bookVolumeListIndex(NOT_USED) 0
|
3161 |
#Used to initialize the associative index array for the book volumes, so there are
|
3162 |
#no problems declaring it global to procs before it is first defined. This index
|
3163 |
#is associative by the 4-character volume code, and stores an integer which is the
|
3164 |
#base array index into the group of info for that volume name. This is done to
|
3165 |
#avoid repeated searches of the entire space. I would guess the Tcl hash function
|
3166 |
#is faster than a linear search.
|
3167 |
|
3168 |
# The list of chapters in the entire work. They don't have to be in any particular
|
3169 |
# order (so I've arranged them alphabetically by tag). The fields are, in order:
|
3170 |
# a)The tag.
|
3171 |
# b)Single volume long name.
|
3172 |
# c)Single volume short name.
|
3173 |
# d)Multiple volume long name.
|
3174 |
# e)Multiple volume short name.
|
3175 |
# f)Single volume status ("D" or "F"). "D" indicates that chapter should be treated as a
|
3176 |
# draft chapter for the single volume work and only included in the draft version. "F" indicates
|
3177 |
# should be included in both draft and final versions.
|
3178 |
# g)Multi-volume status ("D" or "F"). See description immediately above, except
|
3179 |
# applies to multi-volume work.
|
3180 |
# h)"Used" flag ("Y" or "N"). This flag is set by the software as it runs to remember if a chapter
|
3181 |
# is referenced in the mcl or not. This is a scratch flag.
|
3182 |
#
|
3183 |
# As of 08/27/01, this list contains many unused chapters that were deleted. These will
|
3184 |
# be kept around for a while, in case they are added again in the future as the work grows.
|
3185 |
set chapterList {
|
3186 |
add0 \
|
3187 |
"Addition" \
|
3188 |
"Addition" \
|
3189 |
"Addition" \
|
3190 |
"Addition" \
|
3191 |
"F" \
|
3192 |
"F" \
|
3193 |
"0" \
|
3194 |
bal0 \
|
3195 |
"Boolean Algebra And Simplification Of Boolean Functions" \
|
3196 |
"Simplification Of Boolean Functions" \
|
3197 |
"Boolean Algebra And Simplification Of Boolean Functions" \
|
3198 |
"Simplification Of Boolean Functions" \
|
3199 |
"F" \
|
3200 |
"F" \
|
3201 |
"0" \
|
3202 |
bas0 \
|
3203 |
"Solutions: Boolean Algebra And Simplification Of Boolean Functions" \
|
3204 |
"Solutions: Boolean Algebra" \
|
3205 |
"Solutions: Boolean Algebra And Simplification Of Boolean Functions" \
|
3206 |
"Solutions: Boolean Algebra" \
|
3207 |
"F" \
|
3208 |
"F" \
|
3209 |
"0" \
|
3210 |
ber0 \
|
3211 |
"Build Environment Research Questions" \
|
3212 |
"Build Environment Research Questions" \
|
3213 |
"Build Environment Research Questions" \
|
3214 |
"Build Environment Research Questions" \
|
3215 |
"F" \
|
3216 |
"F" \
|
3217 |
"0" \
|
3218 |
bma0 \
|
3219 |
"Bad Management And Unpleasant Work Situations" \
|
3220 |
"Bad Management" \
|
3221 |
"Bad Management And Unpleasant Work Situations" \
|
3222 |
"Bad Management" \
|
3223 |
"F" \
|
3224 |
"F" \
|
3225 |
"0" \
|
3226 |
cch0 \
|
3227 |
"CRC, Checksum, And Hash Function Extensions" \
|
3228 |
"CRC, Checksum, And Hash Extensions" \
|
3229 |
"CRC, Checksum, And Hash Function Extensions" \
|
3230 |
"CRC, Checksum, And Hash Extensions" \
|
3231 |
"F" \
|
3232 |
"F" \
|
3233 |
"0" \
|
3234 |
cfr0 \
|
3235 |
"Continued Fractions And Related Topics" \
|
3236 |
"Continued Fractions And Related Topics" \
|
3237 |
"Continued Fractions And Related Topics" \
|
3238 |
"Continued Fractions And Related Topics" \
|
3239 |
"F" \
|
3240 |
"F" \
|
3241 |
"0" \
|
3242 |
cfs0 \
|
3243 |
"Solutions: Continued Fractions And Related Topics" \
|
3244 |
"Solutions: Continued Fractions" \
|
3245 |
"Solutions: Continued Fractions And Related Topics" \
|
3246 |
"Solutions: Continued Fractions" \
|
3247 |
"F" \
|
3248 |
"F" \
|
3249 |
"0" \
|
3250 |
cil0 \
|
3251 |
"Classical And Simple Integer Algorithms And Techniques" \
|
3252 |
"Simple Integer Algorithms" \
|
3253 |
"Classical And Simple Integer Algorithms And Techniques" \
|
3254 |
"Simple Integer Algorithms" \
|
3255 |
"F" \
|
3256 |
"F" \
|
3257 |
"0" \
|
3258 |
cis0 \
|
3259 |
"Solutions: Classical And Simple Integer Algorithms And Techniques" \
|
3260 |
"Solutions: Simple Integer Algorithms" \
|
3261 |
"Solutions: Classical And Simple Integer Algorithms And Techniques" \
|
3262 |
"Solutions: Simple Integer Algorithms" \
|
3263 |
"F" \
|
3264 |
"F" \
|
3265 |
"0" \
|
3266 |
css1 \
|
3267 |
"Canonical Server Setup" \
|
3268 |
"Canonical Server Setup" \
|
3269 |
"Canonical Server Setup" \
|
3270 |
"Canonical Server Setup" \
|
3271 |
"F" \
|
3272 |
"F" \
|
3273 |
"0" \
|
3274 |
cst0 \
|
3275 |
"Coding Standards" \
|
3276 |
"Coding Standards" \
|
3277 |
"Coding Standards" \
|
3278 |
"Coding Standards" \
|
3279 |
"F" \
|
3280 |
"F" \
|
3281 |
"0" \
|
3282 |
daa0 \
|
3283 |
"Decoration And Automatic Assembly" \
|
3284 |
"Decoration And Automatic Assembly" \
|
3285 |
"Decoration And Automatic Assembly" \
|
3286 |
"Decoration And Automatic Assembly" \
|
3287 |
"F" \
|
3288 |
"F" \
|
3289 |
"0" \
|
3290 |
dcm0 \
|
3291 |
"DOS Console-Mode Utilities" \
|
3292 |
"DOS Console-Mode Utilities" \
|
3293 |
"DOS Console-Mode Utilities" \
|
3294 |
"DOS Console-Mode Utilities" \
|
3295 |
"F" \
|
3296 |
"F" \
|
3297 |
"0" \
|
3298 |
div0 \
|
3299 |
"Division" \
|
3300 |
"Division" \
|
3301 |
"Division" \
|
3302 |
"Division" \
|
3303 |
"F" \
|
3304 |
"F" \
|
3305 |
"0" \
|
3306 |
dta0 \
|
3307 |
"Discrete-Time And Complex Integer Algorithms And Techniques" \
|
3308 |
"Complex Integer Algorithms" \
|
3309 |
"Discrete-Time And Complex Integer Algorithms And Techniques" \
|
3310 |
"Complex Integer Algorithms" \
|
3311 |
"F" \
|
3312 |
"F" \
|
3313 |
"0" \
|
3314 |
edc0 \
|
3315 |
"Error-Detecting And Error-Correcting Codes, With Microcontroller Applications" \
|
3316 |
"Error-Detecting And Correcting Codes" \
|
3317 |
"Error-Detecting And Error-Correcting Codes, With Microcontroller Applications" \
|
3318 |
"Error-Detecting And Correcting Codes" \
|
3319 |
"F" \
|
3320 |
"F" \
|
3321 |
"0" \
|
3322 |
eds0 \
|
3323 |
"Solutions: Error-Detecting And Error-Correcting Codes, With Microcontroller Applications" \
|
3324 |
"Solutions: Error-Detecting And Correcting Codes" \
|
3325 |
"Solutions: Error-Detecting And Error-Correcting Codes, With Microcontroller Applications" \
|
3326 |
"Solutions: Error-Detecting And Correcting Codes" \
|
3327 |
"F" \
|
3328 |
"F" \
|
3329 |
"0" \
|
3330 |
faq0 \
|
3331 |
"Frequently Asked Questions And Frequently Encountered Problems" \
|
3332 |
"FAQs And Common Problems" \
|
3333 |
"Frequently Asked Questions And Frequently Encountered Problems" \
|
3334 |
"FAQs And Common Problems" \
|
3335 |
"F" \
|
3336 |
"F" \
|
3337 |
"0" \
|
3338 |
frs0 \
|
3339 |
"Solutions: Farey Series And Related Topics" \
|
3340 |
"Solutions: Farey Series" \
|
3341 |
"Solutions: Farey Series And Related Topics" \
|
3342 |
"Solutions: Farey Series" \
|
3343 |
"F" \
|
3344 |
"F" \
|
3345 |
"0" \
|
3346 |
fry0 \
|
3347 |
"Farey Series And Related Topics" \
|
3348 |
"Farey Series And Related Topics" \
|
3349 |
"Farey Series And Related Topics" \
|
3350 |
"Farey Series And Related Topics" \
|
3351 |
"F" \
|
3352 |
"F" \
|
3353 |
"0" \
|
3354 |
fte0 \
|
3355 |
"File Transformation Extension" \
|
3356 |
"File Transformation Extension" \
|
3357 |
"File Transformation Extension" \
|
3358 |
"File Transformation Extension" \
|
3359 |
"F" \
|
3360 |
"F" \
|
3361 |
"0" \
|
3362 |
hgr0 \
|
3363 |
"The Holy Grail" \
|
3364 |
"The Holy Grail" \
|
3365 |
"The Holy Grail" \
|
3366 |
"The Holy Grail" \
|
3367 |
"F" \
|
3368 |
"F" \
|
3369 |
"0" \
|
3370 |
hrq0 \
|
3371 |
"Hardware Research Questions" \
|
3372 |
"Hardware Research Questions" \
|
3373 |
"Hardware Research Questions" \
|
3374 |
"Hardware Research Questions" \
|
3375 |
"F" \
|
3376 |
"F" \
|
3377 |
"0" \
|
3378 |
int0 \
|
3379 |
"Introduction To Small Microcontroller Work" \
|
3380 |
"Introduction To Small Microcontroller Work" \
|
3381 |
"Introduction To Small Microcontroller Work" \
|
3382 |
"Introduction To Small Microcontroller Work" \
|
3383 |
"F" \
|
3384 |
"F" \
|
3385 |
"0" \
|
3386 |
ird0 \
|
3387 |
"Interrupt-Related Software Defects" \
|
3388 |
"Interrupt-Related Software Defects" \
|
3389 |
"Interrupt-Related Software Defects" \
|
3390 |
"Interrupt-Related Software Defects" \
|
3391 |
"F" \
|
3392 |
"F" \
|
3393 |
"0" \
|
3394 |
isa1 \
|
3395 |
"Introduction and Server Architecture" \
|
3396 |
"Introduction and Server Architecture" \
|
3397 |
"Introduction and Server Architecture" \
|
3398 |
"Introduction and Server Architecture" \
|
3399 |
"F" \
|
3400 |
"F" \
|
3401 |
"0" \
|
3402 |
isk0 \
|
3403 |
"Insektengericht And Lessons Learned" \
|
3404 |
"Insektengericht And Lessons Learned" \
|
3405 |
"Insektengericht And Lessons Learned" \
|
3406 |
"Insektengericht And Lessons Learned" \
|
3407 |
"F" \
|
3408 |
"F" \
|
3409 |
"0" \
|
3410 |
lie0 \
|
3411 |
"Long Integer Extensions" \
|
3412 |
"Long Integer Extensions" \
|
3413 |
"Long Integer Extensions" \
|
3414 |
"Long Integer Extensions" \
|
3415 |
"F" \
|
3416 |
"F" \
|
3417 |
"0" \
|
3418 |
mpd0 \
|
3419 |
"Management Of Product Development Materials" \
|
3420 |
"Management Of Product Development Materials" \
|
3421 |
"Management Of Product Development Materials" \
|
3422 |
"Management Of Product Development Materials" \
|
3423 |
"F" \
|
3424 |
"F" \
|
3425 |
"0" \
|
3426 |
mtn0 \
|
3427 |
"Miscellaneous Topics From Mathematics And Number Theory" \
|
3428 |
"Miscellaneous Mathematical Topics" \
|
3429 |
"Miscellaneous Topics From Mathematics And Number Theory" \
|
3430 |
"Miscellaneous Mathematical Topics" \
|
3431 |
"F" \
|
3432 |
"F" \
|
3433 |
"0" \
|
3434 |
mul0 \
|
3435 |
"Multiplication" \
|
3436 |
"Multiplication" \
|
3437 |
"Multiplication" \
|
3438 |
"Multiplication" \
|
3439 |
"F" \
|
3440 |
"F" \
|
3441 |
"0" \
|
3442 |
nam0 \
|
3443 |
"Naming Conventions" \
|
3444 |
"Naming Conventions" \
|
3445 |
"Naming Conventions" \
|
3446 |
"Naming Conventions" \
|
3447 |
"F" \
|
3448 |
"F" \
|
3449 |
"0" \
|
3450 |
nnu0 \
|
3451 |
"Non-Numerical Algorithms And Techniques" \
|
3452 |
"Non-Numerical Algorithms And Techniques" \
|
3453 |
"Non-Numerical Algorithms And Techniques" \
|
3454 |
"Non-Numerical Algorithms And Techniques" \
|
3455 |
"F" \
|
3456 |
"F" \
|
3457 |
"0" \
|
3458 |
nth0 \
|
3459 |
"Number Theory Extensions" \
|
3460 |
"Number Theory Extensions" \
|
3461 |
"Number Theory Extensions" \
|
3462 |
"Number Theory Extensions" \
|
3463 |
"F" \
|
3464 |
"F" \
|
3465 |
"0" \
|
3466 |
orq0 \
|
3467 |
"Open Research Questions" \
|
3468 |
"Open Research Questions" \
|
3469 |
"Open Research Questions" \
|
3470 |
"Open Research Questions" \
|
3471 |
"F" \
|
3472 |
"F" \
|
3473 |
"0" \
|
3474 |
pbc0 \
|
3475 |
"Product Build- And Configuration-Related Software Defects" \
|
3476 |
"Build And Configuration Defects" \
|
3477 |
"Product Build- And Configuration-Related Software Defects" \
|
3478 |
"Build And Configuration Defects" \
|
3479 |
"F" \
|
3480 |
"F" \
|
3481 |
"0" \
|
3482 |
pco0 \
|
3483 |
"General Practical Construction Of Embedded Software" \
|
3484 |
"General Practical Construction Of Embedded Software" \
|
3485 |
"General Practical Construction Of Embedded Software" \
|
3486 |
"General Practical Construction Of Embedded Software" \
|
3487 |
"F" \
|
3488 |
"F" \
|
3489 |
"0" \
|
3490 |
pit0 \
|
3491 |
"Practical Interface And Test Circuits" \
|
3492 |
"Practical Interface And Test Circuits" \
|
3493 |
"Practical Interface And Test Circuits" \
|
3494 |
"Practical Interface And Test Circuits" \
|
3495 |
"F" \
|
3496 |
"F" \
|
3497 |
"0" \
|
3498 |
pri0 \
|
3499 |
"Integers, Prime Numbers, And Related Topics" \
|
3500 |
"Integers, Primes, And Related Topics" \
|
3501 |
"Integers, Prime Numbers, And Related Topics" \
|
3502 |
"Integers, Primes, And Related Topics" \
|
3503 |
"F" \
|
3504 |
"F" \
|
3505 |
"0" \
|
3506 |
prs0 \
|
3507 |
"Solutions: Integers, Prime Numbers, And Related Topics" \
|
3508 |
"Solutions: Integers, Primes, And Related Topics" \
|
3509 |
"Solutions: Integers, Prime Numbers, And Related Topics" \
|
3510 |
"Solutions: Integers, Primes, And Related Topics" \
|
3511 |
"F" \
|
3512 |
"F" \
|
3513 |
"0" \
|
3514 |
pxf0 \
|
3515 |
"Products Of Exceptional Functionality" \
|
3516 |
"Products Of Exceptional Functionality" \
|
3517 |
"Products Of Exceptional Functionality" \
|
3518 |
"Products Of Exceptional Functionality" \
|
3519 |
"F" \
|
3520 |
"F" \
|
3521 |
"0" \
|
3522 |
qua0 \
|
3523 |
"Quantization" \
|
3524 |
"Quantization" \
|
3525 |
"Quantization" \
|
3526 |
"Quantization" \
|
3527 |
"F" \
|
3528 |
"F" \
|
3529 |
"0" \
|
3530 |
rat0 \
|
3531 |
"Rational Approximation" \
|
3532 |
"Rational Approximation" \
|
3533 |
"Rational Approximation" \
|
3534 |
"Rational Approximation" \
|
3535 |
"F" \
|
3536 |
"F" \
|
3537 |
"0" \
|
3538 |
ras0 \
|
3539 |
"Solutions: Rational Approximation" \
|
3540 |
"Solutions: Rational Approximation" \
|
3541 |
"Solutions: Rational Approximation" \
|
3542 |
"Solutions: Rational Approximation" \
|
3543 |
"F" \
|
3544 |
"F" \
|
3545 |
"0" \
|
3546 |
rcs0 \
|
3547 |
"Ratiometric Conversion And Measurement Systems" \
|
3548 |
"Ratiometric Measurement Systems" \
|
3549 |
"Ratiometric Conversion And Measurement Systems" \
|
3550 |
"Ratiometric Measurement Systems" \
|
3551 |
"F" \
|
3552 |
"F" \
|
3553 |
"0" \
|
3554 |
rnd1 \
|
3555 |
"Random Number Generation Extensions" \
|
3556 |
"Random Number Generation Extensions" \
|
3557 |
"Random Number Generation Extensions" \
|
3558 |
"Random Number Generation Extensions" \
|
3559 |
"F" \
|
3560 |
"F" \
|
3561 |
"0" \
|
3562 |
rne0 \
|
3563 |
"Rational Number Extensions" \
|
3564 |
"Rational Number Extensions" \
|
3565 |
"Rational Number Extensions" \
|
3566 |
"Rational Number Extensions" \
|
3567 |
"F" \
|
3568 |
"F" \
|
3569 |
"0" \
|
3570 |
rta0 \
|
3571 |
"Real-Time Analysis" \
|
3572 |
"Real-Time Analysis" \
|
3573 |
"Real-Time Analysis" \
|
3574 |
"Real-Time Analysis" \
|
3575 |
"F" \
|
3576 |
"F" \
|
3577 |
"0" \
|
3578 |
sds0 \
|
3579 |
"Standard Directory Structures" \
|
3580 |
"Standard Directory Structures" \
|
3581 |
"Standard Directory Structures" \
|
3582 |
"Standard Directory Structures" \
|
3583 |
"F" \
|
3584 |
"F" \
|
3585 |
"0" \
|
3586 |
sfo0 \
|
3587 |
"Support Of Frequently-Occurring Requirements" \
|
3588 |
"Support Of Frequently-Occurring Requirements" \
|
3589 |
"Support Of Frequently-Occurring Requirements" \
|
3590 |
"Support Of Frequently-Occurring Requirements" \
|
3591 |
"F" \
|
3592 |
"F" \
|
3593 |
"0" \
|
3594 |
snc0 \
|
3595 |
"Support Of Communication Protocols And Networks" \
|
3596 |
"Support Of Communication Protocols And Networks" \
|
3597 |
"Support Of Communication Protocols And Networks" \
|
3598 |
"Support Of Communication Protocols And Networks" \
|
3599 |
"F" \
|
3600 |
"F" \
|
3601 |
"0" \
|
3602 |
soc0 \
|
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 |
"Support Of On-Chip Peripherals And Subsystems" \
|
3607 |
"F" \
|
3608 |
"F" \
|
3609 |
"0" \
|
3610 |
soc1 \
|
3611 |
"Support Of Off-Chip Peripherals And Subsystems" \
|
3612 |
"Off-Chip Peripherals And Subsystems" \
|
3613 |
"Support Of Off-Chip Peripherals And Subsystems" \
|
3614 |
"Off-Chip Peripherals And Subsystems" \
|
3615 |
"F" \
|
3616 |
"F" \
|
3617 |
"0" \
|
3618 |
sub0 \
|
3619 |
"Subtraction" \
|
3620 |
"Subtraction" \
|
3621 |
"Subtraction" \
|
3622 |
"Subtraction" \
|
3623 |
"F" \
|
3624 |
"F" \
|
3625 |
"0" \
|
3626 |
tcm0 \
|
3627 |
"Tcl Command Reference" \
|
3628 |
"Tcl Command Reference" \
|
3629 |
"Tcl Command Reference" \
|
3630 |
"Tcl Command Reference" \
|
3631 |
"F" \
|
3632 |
"F" \
|
3633 |
"0" \
|
3634 |
tin0 \
|
3635 |
"Introduction And Overview Of The ESRG Tool Set" \
|
3636 |
"ESRG Tool Set Overview/Introduction" \
|
3637 |
"Introduction And Overview Of The ESRG Tool Set" \
|
3638 |
"ESRG Tool Set Overview/Introduction" \
|
3639 |
"F" \
|
3640 |
"F" \
|
3641 |
"0" \
|
3642 |
tkm0 \
|
3643 |
"Tk Command Reference" \
|
3644 |
"Tk Command Reference" \
|
3645 |
"Tk Command Reference" \
|
3646 |
"Tk Command Reference" \
|
3647 |
"F" \
|
3648 |
"F" \
|
3649 |
"0" \
|
3650 |
vct0 \
|
3651 |
"Version Control Extensions" \
|
3652 |
"Version Control Extensions" \
|
3653 |
"Version Control Extensions" \
|
3654 |
"Version Control Extensions" \
|
3655 |
"F" \
|
3656 |
"F" \
|
3657 |
"0" \
|
3658 |
wrl0 \
|
3659 |
"Watchdog-Related Lessons Learned" \
|
3660 |
"Watchdog-Related Lessons Learned" \
|
3661 |
"Watchdog-Related Lessons Learned" \
|
3662 |
"Watchdog-Related Lessons Learned" \
|
3663 |
"F" \
|
3664 |
"F" \
|
3665 |
"0" \
|
3666 |
xtn0 \
|
3667 |
"Tcl/Tk Extensions" \
|
3668 |
"Tcl/Tk Extensions" \
|
3669 |
"Tcl/Tk Extensions" \
|
3670 |
"Tcl/Tk Extensions" \
|
3671 |
"F" \
|
3672 |
"F" \
|
3673 |
"0" \
|
3674 |
}
|
3675 |
|
3676 |
set chapterListStructSize 8
|
3677 |
# The number of physical records per logical record. Makes modifications easier if records added
|
3678 |
# to end.
|
3679 |
|
3680 |
set chapterListIndex(NOT_USED) 0
|
3681 |
#Used to initialize the associative index array for the book chapters, so there are
|
3682 |
#no problems declaring it global to procs before it is first defined. This index
|
3683 |
#is associative by the 4-character chapter code, and stores an integer which is the
|
3684 |
#base array index into the group of info for that chapter name. This is done to
|
3685 |
#avoid repeated searches of the entire space. I would guess the Tcl hash function
|
3686 |
#is faster than a linear search.
|
3687 |
|
3688 |
|
3689 |
# This is the master compilation list. This indicates the bindings between volumes and chapters
|
3690 |
# and so forth. The two major compilation themes are "Single-Volume" (the entire book in one
|
3691 |
# document) and "Multi-Volume" (the work is broken up into volumes). Each type of compilation loops
|
3692 |
# through the list to extract the records of interest to it. There is commonization possible, but it
|
3693 |
# is also possible that the two types of work are disjoint enough that they are nearly separate. The
|
3694 |
# list format accomodates both. Each list item is a record, with the record type followed by three
|
3695 |
# parameters, any or all of which may be optional. Record types are as follows:
|
3696 |
#
|
3697 |
# v: Start of a new volume. In this case, par1 is the 4-character tag of the volume. par2
|
3698 |
# and par3 are ignored.
|
3699 |
#
|
3700 |
# p: Start of a new part. In this case, there are two possibilities. par1 may indicate the
|
3701 |
# 4-character tag of the volume to use for info (the part name is extracted from there), or par2 may
|
3702 |
# indicate the actual title of the part.
|
3703 |
#
|
3704 |
# w: Start of both new volume and new part. par1 contains the 4-character tag of the volume,
|
3705 |
# and par2 contains an optional title string. The volume title is always taken from the data
|
3706 |
# for par1. The part name is taken from the same data if par2 is empty, or else par2 overrides
|
3707 |
# the part name. par3 is ignored.
|
3708 |
#
|
3709 |
# c: Volume chapter. par1 provides the 4-character chapter tag. par2 and par3 are ignored.
|
3710 |
#
|
3711 |
# d: Part chapter. par1 provides the 4-character chapter tag. par2 and par3 are ignored.
|
3712 |
#
|
3713 |
# e: Both volume and part chapter. par1 provides the 4-character chapter tag. par2 and par3 are
|
3714 |
# ignored.
|
3715 |
#
|
3716 |
# y: Beginning of "appendix" matter of volume of multi-volume work. par1, par2, and par3 are ignored.
|
3717 |
#
|
3718 |
# z: Beginning of "appendix" matter of single-volume work. par1, par2, and par3 are ignored.
|
3719 |
#
|
3720 |
# Based on this table plus the volume and chapter tables earlier, this Tcl script prepares the following files:
|
3721 |
# svf.tex
|
3722 |
# The single-volume final master TEX file.
|
3723 |
# svd.tex
|
3724 |
# The single-volume draft master TEX file.
|
3725 |
# ????f.tex
|
3726 |
# For each volume, the master volume final TEX file.
|
3727 |
# ????d.tex
|
3728 |
# For each volume, the master volume draft TEX file.
|
3729 |
#
|
3730 |
# The differentiation between "final" and "draft" is that in a "final" work, the chapters marked as
|
3731 |
# draft aren't included.
|
3732 |
#
|
3733 |
set mcl {
|
3734 |
"v" \
|
3735 |
"con0" \
|
3736 |
"" \
|
3737 |
"" \
|
3738 |
"p" \
|
3739 |
"" \
|
3740 |
"Concepts" \
|
3741 |
"" \
|
3742 |
"e" \
|
3743 |
"int0" \
|
3744 |
"" \
|
3745 |
"" \
|
3746 |
"e" \
|
3747 |
"hgr0" \
|
3748 |
"" \
|
3749 |
"" \
|
3750 |
"y" \
|
3751 |
"" \
|
3752 |
"" \
|
3753 |
"" \
|
3754 |
"w" \
|
3755 |
"mfr0" \
|
3756 |
"" \
|
3757 |
"" \
|
3758 |
"e" \
|
3759 |
"pri0" \
|
3760 |
"" \
|
3761 |
"" \
|
3762 |
"e" \
|
3763 |
"fry0" \
|
3764 |
"" \
|
3765 |
"" \
|
3766 |
"e" \
|
3767 |
"cfr0" \
|
3768 |
"" \
|
3769 |
"" \
|
3770 |
"e" \
|
3771 |
"edc0" \
|
3772 |
"" \
|
3773 |
"" \
|
3774 |
"e" \
|
3775 |
"bal0" \
|
3776 |
"" \
|
3777 |
"" \
|
3778 |
"e" \
|
3779 |
"qua0" \
|
3780 |
"" \
|
3781 |
"" \
|
3782 |
"e" \
|
3783 |
"mtn0" \
|
3784 |
"" \
|
3785 |
"" \
|
3786 |
"w" \
|
3787 |
"csw0" \
|
3788 |
"" \
|
3789 |
"" \
|
3790 |
"e" \
|
3791 |
"pco0" \
|
3792 |
"" \
|
3793 |
"" \
|
3794 |
"e" \
|
3795 |
"soc0" \
|
3796 |
"" \
|
3797 |
"" \
|
3798 |
"e" \
|
3799 |
"soc1" \
|
3800 |
"" \
|
3801 |
"" \
|
3802 |
"e" \
|
3803 |
"snc0" \
|
3804 |
"" \
|
3805 |
"" \
|
3806 |
"e" \
|
3807 |
"sfo0" \
|
3808 |
"" \
|
3809 |
"" \
|
3810 |
"e" \
|
3811 |
"rta0" \
|
3812 |
"" \
|
3813 |
"" \
|
3814 |
"w" \
|
3815 |
"alg0" \
|
3816 |
"" \
|
3817 |
"" \
|
3818 |
"e" \
|
3819 |
"cil0" \
|
3820 |
"" \
|
3821 |
"" \
|
3822 |
"e" \
|
3823 |
"rat0" \
|
3824 |
"" \
|
3825 |
"" \
|
3826 |
"e" \
|
3827 |
"dta0" \
|
3828 |
"" \
|
3829 |
"" \
|
3830 |
"e" \
|
3831 |
"nnu0" \
|
3832 |
"" \
|
3833 |
"" \
|
3834 |
"w" \
|
3835 |
"pac0" \
|
3836 |
"" \
|
3837 |
"" \
|
3838 |
"e" \
|
3839 |
"mpd0" \
|
3840 |
"" \
|
3841 |
"" \
|
3842 |
"e" \
|
3843 |
"pit0" \
|
3844 |
"" \
|
3845 |
"" \
|
3846 |
"e" \
|
3847 |
"bma0" \
|
3848 |
"" \
|
3849 |
"" \
|
3850 |
"e" \
|
3851 |
"pxf0" \
|
3852 |
"" \
|
3853 |
"" \
|
3854 |
"e" \
|
3855 |
"orq0" \
|
3856 |
"" \
|
3857 |
"" \
|
3858 |
"e" \
|
3859 |
"isk0" \
|
3860 |
"" \
|
3861 |
"" \
|
3862 |
"w" \
|
3863 |
"ijt0" \
|
3864 |
"" \
|
3865 |
"" \
|
3866 |
"e" \
|
3867 |
"tin0" \
|
3868 |
"" \
|
3869 |
"" \
|
3870 |
"e" \
|
3871 |
"tcm0" \
|
3872 |
"" \
|
3873 |
"" \
|
3874 |
"e" \
|
3875 |
"tkm0" \
|
3876 |
"" \
|
3877 |
"" \
|
3878 |
"e" \
|
3879 |
"faq0" \
|
3880 |
"" \
|
3881 |
"" \
|
3882 |
"e" \
|
3883 |
"xtn0" \
|
3884 |
"" \
|
3885 |
"" \
|
3886 |
"e" \
|
3887 |
"dcm0" \
|
3888 |
"" \
|
3889 |
"" \
|
3890 |
"w" \
|
3891 |
"ijv0" \
|
3892 |
"" \
|
3893 |
"" \
|
3894 |
"e" \
|
3895 |
"isa1" \
|
3896 |
"" \
|
3897 |
"" \
|
3898 |
"e" \
|
3899 |
"css1" \
|
3900 |
"" \
|
3901 |
"" \
|
3902 |
"w" \
|
3903 |
"sma0" \
|
3904 |
"" \
|
3905 |
"" \
|
3906 |
"e" \
|
3907 |
"prs0" \
|
3908 |
"" \
|
3909 |
"" \
|
3910 |
"e" \
|
3911 |
"frs0" \
|
3912 |
"" \
|
3913 |
"" \
|
3914 |
"e" \
|
3915 |
"cfs0" \
|
3916 |
"" \
|
3917 |
"" \
|
3918 |
"e" \
|
3919 |
"eds0" \
|
3920 |
"" \
|
3921 |
"" \
|
3922 |
"e" \
|
3923 |
"bas0" \
|
3924 |
"" \
|
3925 |
"" \
|
3926 |
"e" \
|
3927 |
"cis0" \
|
3928 |
"" \
|
3929 |
"" \
|
3930 |
"e" \
|
3931 |
"ras0" \
|
3932 |
"" \
|
3933 |
"" \
|
3934 |
"p" \
|
3935 |
"" \
|
3936 |
"Glossaries, Bibliography, And Index" \
|
3937 |
"" \
|
3938 |
"z" \
|
3939 |
"" \
|
3940 |
"" \
|
3941 |
"" \
|
3942 |
}
|
3943 |
|
3944 |
#List which gives instructions for forming the _README_.HTM file. Each string in the
|
3945 |
#list is one of the following types:
|
3946 |
# F: filename : specifies a filename to be incorporated as a link. Also used
|
3947 |
# as a reference to copy files which will eventually go into the CD for
|
3948 |
# the book. If it doesn't appear in this list and in the _README_.HTM
|
3949 |
# file, it won't be copied.
|
3950 |
# H: Manually specified header. This is a banner header with a title
|
3951 |
# we get to specify.
|
3952 |
# C: Chapter header. We use the chapter tag for this.
|
3953 |
# D: Description line following filename.
|
3954 |
#
|
3955 |
set readme_build_list {
|
3956 |
"M:PDF Versions Of This Work" \
|
3957 |
"F:SVF.PDF" \
|
3958 |
"D:PDF version of the single-volume work." \
|
3959 |
"M:Outline Of This Work (And FTP Information)" \
|
3960 |
"F:INDEX2.HTM" \
|
3961 |
"D:Outline of this work. Also includes information about how to obtain the complete set of LaTeX" \
|
3962 |
"D:build materials via anonymous FTP." \
|
3963 |
"M:Utility And Build Files" \
|
3964 |
"F:_README_.HTM" \
|
3965 |
"D:This file." \
|
3966 |
"F:WBBKGNDS\\BKBLUE01.GIF" \
|
3967 |
"D:Blue background used for some HTML documents." \
|
3968 |
"F:WBBKGNDS\\BKYELL01.GIF" \
|
3969 |
"D:Yellow background used for some HTML documents." \
|
3970 |
"F:SCRIPTS\\CP_SCRIPT.TCL" \
|
3971 |
"D:The Wish (i.e. Tcl/Tk) script used to build the book and peform utility functions" \
|
3972 |
"D:(such as copying the resulting files to locations on the server in Dave Ashley's" \
|
3973 |
"D:apartment). This script must be checked and modified to run on any computer" \
|
3974 |
"D:(besides Dave Ashley's) because it makes assumptions about the location and presence" \
|
3975 |
"D:of LaTeX, LaTeX utilities, and other programs. To build the book without using" \
|
3976 |
"D:this script, use a LaTeX compiler to compile the file" \
|
3977 |
"D:<a href=\"svf.tex\">SVF.TEX</a>." \
|
3978 |
"F:SCRIPTS\\IJC.EXE" \
|
3979 |
"D:The statically compiled Wish interpreter used to interpret the Wish script above. This" \
|
3980 |
"D:executable is usable "as-is"; however, the full distribution of this Wish interpreter" \
|
3981 |
"D:can be obtained as <a href=\"http://www.digibuy.com/cgi-bin/product.html?97647721717\">Digibuy" \
|
3982 |
"D:Product \#97647721717</a>, and the full source code can be obtained as" \
|
3983 |
"D:<a href=\"http://www.digibuy.com/cgi-bin/product.html?97647784511\">Digibuy Product" \
|
3984 |
"D:#97647784511</a>. Please note that newer versions of these Digibuy products" \
|
3985 |
"D:may be available." \
|
3986 |
"F:SCRIPTS\\BOOK BUILD SCRIPT.LNK" \
|
3987 |
"D:The Windows 98 shortcut which allows the Wish script (above) to be run using the static" \
|
3988 |
"D:Wish interpreter (above). This shortcut comes from a Windows '98 system and it is" \
|
3989 |
"D:not known which Windows systems it is compatible with." \
|
3990 |
"C:int0" \
|
3991 |
"F:C_INT0\\C_INT0.TEX" \
|
3992 |
"D:LaTeX source code for the chapter." \
|
3993 |
"C:hgr0" \
|
3994 |
"F:C_HGR0\\C_HGR0.TEX" \
|
3995 |
"D:LaTeX source code for the chapter." \
|
3996 |
"C:pri0" \
|
3997 |
"F:C_PRI0\\C_PRI0.TEX" \
|
3998 |
"D:LaTeX source code for the chapter." \
|
3999 |
"F:C_FRY0\\C_FRY0.TEX" \
|
4000 |
"D:LaTeX source code for the chapter." \
|
4001 |
"F:C_FRY0\\FAREY01A.DSF" \
|
4002 |
"D:Micrografx Designer document for the diagram showing the integer lattice interpretation" \
|
4003 |
"D:of the Farey series with numerator and denominator both constrained." \
|
4004 |
"F:C_FRY0\\FAREY01A.EPS" \
|
4005 |
"D:Postscript version of C_FRY0\\FAREY01A.DSF, used with LaTeX." \
|
4006 |
"F:C_FRY0\\FAREY01B.DSF" \
|
4007 |
"D:Micrografx Designer document for the diagram showing the graphical construction of the Farey" \
|
4008 |
"D:series with numerator and denominator both constrained." \
|
4009 |
"F:C_FRY0\\FAREY01B.EPS" \
|
4010 |
"D:Postscript version of C_FRY0\\FAREY01B.DSF, used with LaTeX." \
|
4011 |
"C:cfr0" \
|
4012 |
"F:C_CFR0\\C_CFR0.TEX" \
|
4013 |
"D:LaTeX source code for the chapter." \
|
4014 |
}
|
4015 |
|
4016 |
|
4017 |
#*************************************
|
4018 |
#Graphical button display constants
|
4019 |
set buttonPadx 5
|
4020 |
set buttonPady 5
|
4021 |
set buttonWidth 45
|
4022 |
set buttonHeight 2
|
4023 |
set exitButtonColor #f88
|
4024 |
set bookButtonColor #3d3
|
4025 |
set esrgtoolsetButtonColor #99d
|
4026 |
|
4027 |
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
4028 |
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
4029 |
#----- L O G F I L E O P E N -----------------------------------------------__
|
4030 |
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
4031 |
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
4032 |
#Write a thick horizontal line to the console.
|
4033 |
thickhlineconsole
|
4034 |
|
4035 |
#Need to change working directories to the root directory for the book.
|
4036 |
#The log file goes there.
|
4037 |
cd $pathUcBookA
|
4038 |
|
4039 |
#Attempt to get the build log file open. If this file is read only (which I
|
4040 |
#don't care to override from the script), or if there are other problems,
|
4041 |
#just abort. We cannot proceed unless we can make a log.
|
4042 |
#
|
4043 |
puts -nonewline "Attempting to open the build log file ($buildlogfilename) ... "
|
4044 |
set buildlogfilehandle [open $buildlogfilename "w+"]
|
4045 |
puts "success."
|
4046 |
puts -nonewline "Build log file handle is: $buildlogfilehandle"; puts "."
|
4047 |
puts "All console output from this point forward will be echoed to the log file."
|
4048 |
|
4049 |
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
4050 |
#Thick horizontal line to denote start.
|
4051 |
thickhlineboth
|
4052 |
|
4053 |
#Annunciation, what we are trying to build.
|
4054 |
outboth "*** Book And ESRG Tool Set Utility Script Log ***"
|
4055 |
hlineboth
|
4056 |
|
4057 |
#Put the system date and time into the build log and on the console.
|
4058 |
set buildbegintimestamp [clock seconds]
|
4059 |
set s0 [clock format $buildbegintimestamp -format "Execution beginning at: %A, %B %d, %Y; %I:%M:%S %p."]
|
4060 |
outboth $s0
|
4061 |
hlineboth
|
4062 |
|
4063 |
#Index the list of volumes for quicker access and manipulation.
|
4064 |
IndexVolumeList
|
4065 |
|
4066 |
#Index the list of chapters for quicker access and manipulation.
|
4067 |
IndexChapterList
|
4068 |
|
4069 |
|
4070 |
#*************************************
|
4071 |
|
4072 |
set exitButton [button .b1 -padx $buttonPadx -pady $buttonPady \
|
4073 |
-text "Exit" \
|
4074 |
-command exitProc -width $buttonWidth -height $buttonHeight \
|
4075 |
-background $exitButtonColor]
|
4076 |
|
4077 |
set rebuildMasterFilesButton \
|
4078 |
[button .b2 -padx $buttonPadx -pady $buttonPady \
|
4079 |
-text "BOOK: Rebuild\nmaster .TEX files" \
|
4080 |
-command masterFileRebuildProc -width $buttonWidth -height $buttonHeight \
|
4081 |
-background $bookButtonColor]
|
4082 |
|
4083 |
set rebuildReadmeHtmBookButton \
|
4084 |
[button .b3 -padx $buttonPadx -pady $buttonPady \
|
4085 |
-text "BOOK: Rebuild\nREADME.HTM" \
|
4086 |
-command rebuildReadmeHtmForBookProc -width $buttonWidth -height $buttonHeight \
|
4087 |
-background $bookButtonColor]
|
4088 |
|
4089 |
set fullLatexCompileBookButton \
|
4090 |
[button .b4 -padx $buttonPadx -pady $buttonPady \
|
4091 |
-text "BOOK: Full LaTeX Compile\nAnd Index" \
|
4092 |
-command fullLatexCompileAndIndexProc -width $buttonWidth -height $buttonHeight \
|
4093 |
-background $bookButtonColor]
|
4094 |
|
4095 |
grid $rebuildMasterFilesButton -row 0 -column 1
|
4096 |
grid $rebuildReadmeHtmBookButton -row 1 -column 1
|
4097 |
grid $fullLatexCompileBookButton -row 2 -column 1
|
4098 |
|
4099 |
grid $exitButton -row 3 -column 1
|
4100 |
|
4101 |
outboth "Buttons formed and awaiting press."
|
4102 |
hlineboth
|
4103 |
|
4104 |
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
4105 |
# $Log: cp_script.tcl,v $
|
4106 |
# Revision 1.40 2009/08/14 03:38:57 dashley
|
4107 |
# Base path of book changed.
|
4108 |
#
|
4109 |
# Revision 1.39 2005/05/22 18:42:28 dtashley
|
4110 |
# Addition of chapter.
|
4111 |
#
|
4112 |
# Revision 1.38 2005/05/22 18:28:54 dtashley
|
4113 |
# a)Addition of server-based tool set volume.
|
4114 |
# b)Addition of chapter to that volume.
|
4115 |
#
|
4116 |
# Revision 1.37 2005/05/22 17:53:33 dtashley
|
4117 |
# Modified to use Adobe 6.0 Distiller rather than Adobe 4.0 Distiller.
|
4118 |
#
|
4119 |
# Revision 1.36 2004/02/22 15:01:57 dtashley
|
4120 |
# Edits.
|
4121 |
#
|
4122 |
# Revision 1.35 2003/11/28 23:45:38 dtashley
|
4123 |
# Verbiage changed because IJU Tool Set changed to ESRG Tool Set.
|
4124 |
#
|
4125 |
# Revision 1.34 2003/10/30 16:41:18 dtashley
|
4126 |
# Modified to incorporate Acrobat Distiller 5.0.
|
4127 |
#
|
4128 |
# Revision 1.33 2003/10/30 15:56:24 dtashley
|
4129 |
# Changes made to make near-duplicate PostScript files that will print
|
4130 |
# full duplex (both sides of page).
|
4131 |
#
|
4132 |
# Revision 1.32 2003/10/29 23:35:12 dtashley
|
4133 |
# Comments about duplex printing added.
|
4134 |
#
|
4135 |
# Revision 1.31 2003/10/29 23:25:39 dtashley
|
4136 |
# Modifications for MikTex.
|
4137 |
#
|
4138 |
# Revision 1.30 2003/05/17 01:11:20 dtashley
|
4139 |
# Script modified to include separator before glossaries, bibliography,
|
4140 |
# and index in single-volume .TEX file.
|
4141 |
#
|
4142 |
# Revision 1.29 2003/05/15 08:25:08 dtashley
|
4143 |
# Changes for removal of "Information for Authors" chapter (this has been
|
4144 |
# moved to a web page).
|
4145 |
#
|
4146 |
# Revision 1.28 2003/05/15 04:50:47 dtashley
|
4147 |
# Changes pursuant to removal of the quote farm chapter (it has been moved to
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# be a web page).
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#
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# Revision 1.27 2003/04/30 06:35:06 dtashley
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# Script simplified by removal of buttons and functionality split so that the
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# master .TEX files can be built independently of compilation--this will
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# hopefully support those who are using versions of LaTeX other than 4allTex.
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#
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# Revision 1.26 2003/04/07 07:05:49 dtashley
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# List of algorithms added to generation of SVF.TEX.
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#
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# Revision 1.25 2003/02/27 05:00:54 dtashley
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# Chapter about complex integer algorithms added.
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#
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# Revision 1.24 2002/10/30 02:05:47 dtashley
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# Additional chapter containing solutions of chapter on error-detecting
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# and error-correcting codes added.
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#
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# Revision 1.23 2002/09/25 05:39:11 dtashley
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# Addition of chapter on error-detecting and error-correcting codes.
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#
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# Revision 1.22 2002/08/26 17:57:04 dtashley
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# Additional solutions chapter added. Precautionary checkin to be sure
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# that I've captured all changes.
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#
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# Revision 1.21 2002/07/31 04:37:19 dtashley
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# Title of number theory chapter changed.
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#
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# Revision 1.20 2002/04/09 23:50:52 dtashley
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# Modification of Tcl script for lists of tables, figures.
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#
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# Revision 1.19 2002/04/09 23:32:21 dtashley
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# Edits, preparing for addition of lists of tables and figures.
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#
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# Revision 1.18 2002/01/25 11:29:34 dtashley
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# Path of book changed in preparation for transfer to ESRG.
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#
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# Revision 1.17 2001/08/31 23:11:17 dtashley
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# End of August 2001 safety check-in.
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#
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# Revision 1.16 2001/08/27 20:06:09 dtashley
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# Edits and substantial re-organization.
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#
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# Revision 1.15 2001/08/25 22:51:26 dtashley
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# Complex re-organization of book.
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#
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# Revision 1.14 2001/07/11 20:10:30 dtashley
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# Chapter on DOS console-mode utilities added.
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#
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# Revision 1.13 2001/07/01 00:25:46 dtashley
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# Four chapters of solutions added.
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#
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# Revision 1.12 2001/06/19 22:52:26 dtashley
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# Chapters added.
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#
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# Revision 1.11 2001/06/19 19:15:50 dtashley
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# New chapters added.
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#
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# Revision 1.10 2001/06/19 00:15:32 dtashley
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# Preface finished, acks modified to include gratitude to
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4207 |
# SourceForge, and name of tool set changed from IjuTools
|
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# to The Iju Tool Set.
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#
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# Revision 1.9 2001/06/17 00:17:02 dtashley
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# LOG spacing error confirmed fixed. Script runs.
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#
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# Revision 1.8 2001/06/17 00:10:49 dtashley
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# Test check-in to correct LOG spacing problem.
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#
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# Revision 1.7 2001/06/17 00:06:25 dtashley
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# Line EOL and keyword expansion problems believed fixed. Test
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# check-in.
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#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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# End of CP_SCRIPT.TCL
|
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#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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