A L^ATEX Document Style Option for Typesetting <#844#>#tex2html_accent_inline2558#<#844#>

Andreas Geyer-Schulz
Department of Applied Computer Science
Vienna University of Economics and Business Administration
Augasse 2--6
A-1090 Vienna, AUSTRIA

Josef Matulka
Department of Applied Computer Science
Vienna University of Economics and Business Administration
Augasse 2--6
A-1090 Vienna, AUSTRIA

Gustaf Neumann
Department of Management Information Systems
Vienna University of Economics and Business Administration
Augasse 2--6
A-1090 Vienna, AUSTRIA

In this article we describe the L^ATEX document style option <#845#>apl.sty<#845#> for typesetting documents containing passages in <#846#>APL<#846#> code. All symbols needed within a multi-vendor <#847#>APL<#847#> environment are provided. Currently the full symbol sets of the <#848#>APL<#848#> dialects <#849#>APL<#849#>2, Dyalog <#850#>APL<#850#>, I--<#851#>APL<#851#>, Sharp <#852#>APL<#852#>, and <#853#>APL<#853#>.68000 are supported. All <#854#>APL<#854#> symbols are constructed with the symbols of the standard L^ATEX font family. No additional fonts are needed. Standard L^ATEX commands can be used to change the size and type style of <#855#>APL<#855#> symbols. Automatic conversion of <#856#>APL<#856#> objects is achieved by a preprocessor written in <#857#>APL<#857#>. L^ATEX, <#858#>apl.sty<#858#> and the preprocessor bundled together provide an integrated high-quality <#859#>APL<#859#> publishing system.