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TeX Macro Enhancements for EPM 5.51
Version 1.2c
Jon Hacker
Feb 17, 1993
NOTE:
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IBM released in late January '93 an upgrade to EPM 5.51 that fixes a few bugs
particularly when using the OS/2 2.1 Beta version. I recommend you get it if
you haven't already.
History:
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Version 1.1 - released to world.
Version 1.2a,b - adds support for Latex and limited (but evolving) support for
TeX syntax expansion and TeX accelerator keys. Also added
specific version for german language users.
Version 1.2c - adds 'user' definable mode and dynamic menu feature.
Contents:
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This package consists of ten files:
read.me - This file.
license.txt - License information for using this package (basically pilfered
from IBM)
install.doc - Read this to learn how to install the complete EPM 5.51 package
and how to compile the TeX enhancements.
epmtex.doc - Read this to learn how to use the TeX enhancements for EPM 5.51.
tex.e - The E source code that defines the TeX enhancements (required).
texkeys.e - The E source code that defines the TeX syntax expansions and
accelerator key definitions (required). (Courtesy of Jo Koenen)
mymnuini.e - Supplemental E source code for menu attribute rendering
(required).
jonscnf.e - My version of the EPM configuration file (mycnf.e) that you may
wish to try, or use as a starting point for your own mycnf.e
file (optional).
epmlex.tex - A modified version of epmlex.e, the E source code file that is
shipped with the EPM spell checker package. This version of
epmlex.e ignores words that begin with the TeX escape
character '\' (optional).
gtex.e - The german version of the E source code that defines the TeX
enhancements (optional). An example of using the EPMTeX 'user'
mode.
Disclaimer:
~~~~~~~~~~
I am by no means an expert on programming the EPM enhanced editor. While these
TeX enhancements have been fairly thoroughly tested, there could easily be
oversights on my part that result in problems for some configurations of EPM.
If you think you have found a genuine bug, or would like to make suggestions,
contributions, or enhancements to this code please drop me a note. Since I have
released this code without charge, I cannot offer a warranty or customer
support. Everything you need to get going should be available in the
install.doc file and IBM supplied EPM documentation.
2/7/93
Jon Hacker
Caltech, Pasadena CA
INTERNET: hacker@tumbler-ridge.caltech.edu
Syntax expansion code is courtesy of:
Joachim Koenen
University Ulm
koenen@cipserv1.physik.uni-ulm.de
Menu and batch file support:
Thorsten Domsalla