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new version of Lout imminent
From: |
Jeff Kingston |
Subject: |
new version of Lout imminent |
Date: |
Thu, 21 Oct 2004 13:02:31 +1000 |
I am getting together a new version of Lout. If there is
anything you want to suggest I add to this version, please
post it to the Lout mailing list now.
Please don't post suggestions that you posted previously.
I keep all the mail and I have been through it carefully
in the last couple of days. The current state of the
not-yet-published new version is below.
Jeff Kingston
Changes and new features introduced in Version 3.30 [October 2004]
Bug fixes (H. K. Man's fix for PDF links, '' in Python, crashing
for some cases of "lout --option{value}")
Fixed bug with large page sizes. Lout stores object sizes in 32-bit
integers, but smaller numbers (gap widths, shifts, character metrics
etc.) in 16-bit integers. The left parameter of @Wide and @High was
erroneously being passed through a 16-bit variable.
Added A2 to list of page types (it works, too)
Reference new mailing list address
@HMirror and @VMirror symbols for reflecting objects
@IndexRangeFormat option for changing "from--to" format in indexes
"nolig @Font" for turning off ligatures in following object
@BeginSubPrefaces, @SubPreface, and @EndSubPrefaces symbols
@BeginSubIntroductions, @SubIntroduction, and @EndSubIntroductions symbols
@ParagraphItem symbol (like @ListItem but label integrated into paragraph)
Things not done
@CaptionGap not implementable since some gaps between figures and
captions are not accessible. Try @FigureCaptionFormat.
Brazilian Portuguese declined on the grounds that it turned out
virtually identical to Portuguese Portuguese (convince me...)
I may have promised to add an "incontents" option to large-scale
structure symbols, which would allow them to opt out of the table
of contents. On second thoughts I'm unwilling to do this. I need
to be convinced that Lout should encourage this strange thing.
Things to do
10/09/03 investigate http://sourceforge.net/projects/lout
Wait and see what the mailing list turns up.
- new version of Lout imminent,
Jeff Kingston <=