UTMAC-HACK 7

FILES

The following files are installed on the directory @MACDIR@: @TMAC@.

• uh, ul, us, ut, uw, ux: Layout macros.
• u-ref: Format a refer bibliography. See u-ref(7).
• u-grind: Handle the ugrind pre- processor.
• u-idx: Index macros.
• u-links: Macros for links.
• u-pdf: Handles pdf links and metadatas.
• u-eps: Include eps files in a document.
• u-sum: Creates summaries.
• u-var: Defines various macros shared by all utmac files.
• u-en u-fr: Localization macros, for english and french. They should be loaded by the file defined by the UTMAC environment variable. If the UTMAC environment variable is not defined, english is loaded.
• u-font: Font macros shared by all font files.
• u-apolline, u-libertine, u- biolinum, u-biolib: Mount the specified font. By default, u-libertine is loaded.

TESTS

Once loaded, each macro file sets the register tmac-name (where name is the file name) to ’1’. This register can be used within tests to adapt the content on the macro used to format the document:

.ie \\n[tmac−ux] This is printed if formatted with -mux.
.el This is printed otherwise.

NAMING CONVENTIONS

Utmac use some convention to name macro, strings, and number register. Internally, files are divided in modules, and the naming conventions are as follow:

• The name of the macros are of the form module:name.
• The name of the strings and number registers are of the form module-name.

Externally, all macro contain two uppercase letters, while all fonts are strings containing one uppercase letter.

So, utmac reserve the following names:

• Names containing the characters : and -.
• Names containing one or two uppercase letters.

SEE ALSO

utmac(7), u-ref(7), postxml(1), idx(1), refer(1).

LICENSE

Utmac macros and this manual page are distributed under an isc license

AUTHOR

Pierre-Jean Fichet.