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% -*-Omg-*- % Omega-Example.opl % % This is a sample file for the Omega mode with Alpha. % % The features which are herein described will work only if Omega Mode % has been properly installed. % % - the first line of this file says % % -*-Omg-*- % % It is a magic syntax to establish the Omega mode in your file (otherwise % it would normally be in TeX mode since the file would have a .tex % extension). It is inserted with the 'Set Omega Mode' menu item. % % - syntax coloring : the usual TeX/LaTeX commands are colored in blue. % The typical Omega commands are in magenta. % % - the 'M' pop-up menu contains the list of the various packages, ocp's % and ocplists used in this file. % % - the '{}' pop-up menu works like with TeX mode. % % - if you option-click on the title bar, a list of all the .tex, .otp and % .log files in the current directory (if any) will show up. % % - toggle TeX and Omega mode with the following key combinations : % escape-t and escapte-o. % % - there is also a sophisticated system of completions and abbreviations % in Omega Mode (please read the Omega Help File). For instance, if the % 'elecCompletion' package is activated, typing 'rbo' and hitting the 'F1' % key will result in \removebeforeocplist. Very handy for these long % commands. Typing 'rem' and the 'F1' key will complete to '\remove' ; % hitting the F1 key again will bring a list of various possibilities to % complete the word : removeafter, removeafterocplist, removebeforeocplist. % It is not necessary to type the backslash : Omega Mode will insert it % automatically when completing. See the doc for more. % % Please see the Otp-Example.otp and Opl-Example.opl sections (below) for % more examples about Omega Mode. % % Omega Mode is under development (as is Omega itself). % Please check for the latest version of Omega Mode at : % % <http://perso.easynet.fr/~berdesg/omega.html> % % This example comes in three parts. The first is an excerpt of the % torture.tex file written by Yannis Haralambous and John Plaice and % provided with the Omega distribution. \documentclass[a4paper,11pt]{article} \usepackage{amsmath} \usepackage{omega} \def\shortarab#1{{\pushocplist\ArabicOCP\fontfamily{omarb}\selectfont#1\popocplist}} \def\shortberber#1{{\pushocplist\ArabicBerberOCP\fontfamily{omarb}\selectfont#1\popocplist}} \def\shortgreek#1{{\pushocplist\GreekOCP\fontfamily{omlgc}\selectfont#1\popocplist}} \def\shortlatberber#1{{\pushocplist\LatinBerberOCP\fontfamily{omlgc}\selectfont#1\popocplist}} \def\shorttifi#1{{\pushocplist\TifinaghOCP\fontfamily{omlgc}\selectfont#1\popocplist}} \def\shortpashto#1{{\pushocplist\AfghaPashtoOCP\fontfamily{omarb}\selectfont#1\popocplist}} [snip] \begin{document} \title{Multilingual Typesetting with \OMEGA, a Case Study: Arabic} \date{} \maketitle [snip] \section{Overview of the \OMEGA{} Arabic Script Package} Typesetting with \OMEGA{} is a process similar to typesetting with \TeX: the user prepares a ``source'' file, containing the text of \hisher{} document and a certain number of macro-commands for attribute changes of the text (font characteristics, language, case, etc.), references to figures (included in graphical format files on disk) and other material included in or accompanying the text. Once this source file prepared, \OMEGA{} is launched: it reads the file, expands the commands and typesets the text accordingly. To perform this task, \OMEGA{} loads and executes several \OTP{}s (\OMEGA{} Translation Processes), which take care of low level properties of the document (contextual analysis of the script, case switching according to script and language, etc.). It also uses different fonts, most of which are \emph{virtual}, in the sense that they themselves call other fonts. On a higher level, such a document uses \LaTeX{} packages, some of them modified to take advantage of the additional features of \OMEGA{} vs.\ \TeX. [snip] {\pardir TRT\textdir TRT\pushocplist\ArabicOCP\fontfamily{omarb}\selectfont \begin{center}\begin{tabular}{|c|c|}\hline {\textdir TRT HayA"t} & {\textdir TRT mayyit}\\\hline {\mathdir TLT$\displaystyle\int_{\text{\textdir TRT Sif<>r}}^{\hbox dir TRT{\textdir TRT ghyr maH<>duUd}}f(x)\,dx$} & {\textdir TRT 'aanA}\\\hline \end{tabular}\end{center} \popocplist} There are two key aspects to Arabic script typesetting, unfortunately of unequal complexity: the first one is contextual analysis, that is the fact that Arabic letters change shape according to their position in a word, or according to the fact that they are part of an abbreviation, etc. This aspect can be handled easily and efficiently by \OTP{}s. The second aspect is more global: it is the fact that Arabic script is written from right to left. [snip] \section{Parts of the \OMEGA{} Arabic Script Package} This package consists of the following elements: [snip] \section{Installation of the \OMEGA{} Arabic Script Package} To use the \OMEGA{} Arabic Script Package you must have \OMEGA{} version 1.45 or higher installed on your machine. Place OFM, OVF, TFM and OCP files where the system expects to find them (if in doubt, consult the \texttt{texmf.conf} file). Keep the \texttt{arabic.sty} file somewhere where it can be found by \OMEGA{}. Finally add the following few lines to the \texttt{psfonts.map} configuration file of \texttt{odvips}etc. [snip] \section{Basic Macros} [snip] {\pardir TRT\textdir TRT \begin{center} \begin{arab} \Huge 'aahlAaN wa sahlAaN! \end{arab} \end{center} } \noindent Example of vowelized Arabic:\\[8pt] {\pardir TRT\textdir TRT \begin{quote} \pushocplist\ArabicOCP\fontfamily{omarb}\selectfont\LARGE li'aannahaA "Al<>'Ana laA tufakkiru fiI naf<>sihaA, walakinnahaA tufakkiru fiI 'aakhaway<>haA wafiI "Al<>khaTari "AlladhiI laHiqahumaA. \popocplist \end{quote} } [snip] \subsubsection{Berber Transcription} [snip] \noindent Example: {\pardir TRT\textdir TRT \begin{quote} \pushocplist\ArabicBerberOCP\fontfamily{omarb}\selectfont Tifinagh, d--tira timezwura n .imazighen. Llant di tmurt--nnegh dat tira n ta.erabt d--tla.tinit. Nnulfant--edd dat .imir n ugellid Masinisen. .Imazighen n .imir--en, ttarun--tent ghefi.zra, degg .ifran, ghef .igduren, maca tiggti ghef i.zekwan~: ttarun fell--asen .isem n umettin, d wi--t--ilan, d wayen yexdem di tudert--is akken ur t ttettun .ina.tfaren. \popocplist \end{quote}} [snip] \section{Writing Your Own Transcription}\label{writingOTPs} We have developed and presented in this paper a certain number of Arabic alphabet language transcriptions for two reasons: first, to show the possibilities and power of \OMEGA, and second, to give a starting point for the user to create \hisher{} own transcriptions. [snip] \begin{verbatim} \ocp\ArabUni=7arb2uni \ocp\UniCUni=uni2cuni \ocp\CUniArab=cuni2oar \ocplist\ArabicOCP= \addbeforeocplist 100 \ArabUni \addbeforeocplist 200 \UniCUni \addbeforeocplist 300 \CUniArab \nullocplist \pushocplist\ArabicOCP \end{verbatim} \noindent is sufficient to load all \OTP{}s necessary for typesetting in the Arabic language. \section{Availability and Further Information} [snip] \newpage \pagedir TRT \bodydir TRT \pardir TRT \textdir TRT \def\latinit#1{{\fontfamily{omlgc}\selectfont\pushocplist\BasicLatinOCP% \textdir TLT #1\popocplist}} \def\rmdefault{omarb} \fontfamily{omarb}\selectfont \pushocplist\ArabicOCP \subsection{'aTfAl AlghAb"t} kAn l'aHd AlmlUk AlqdmA|| 'akht t`ysh m`h fI qSrh, b`d 'an mAt-t zUjt-h, wtrkt lh mn Al'awlAd thlAth"t: 'amyryn w'amyr"t. wqd AzdAd Hbb Almlk l'awlAd-h, b`d wfA"t wAldt-hm Almlk"t, w'aHbbhm HbbA kthyrA; ly`wwDhm mA fqdUh mn `Tf 'ammhm wHbbhA lhm, wtfkyr hA fyhm; fkAn ys'al `nhm kllmA HDr, wyfkkr fyhm kllmA dkhl, wywSI bhm kllmA khrj, wyTlbhm kllmA jls ltnAwl T`Am Al'ifTAr 'aU AlghdA|| 'aU AlshshAI 'aU Al`shA||. [snip] \popocplist \pushocplist\ArabicBerberOCP \subsection{Allal i useqdc n y.drisn \OMEGA\ d-tamazight} A dd nessken s wayes yif useqdec n \OMEGA\ i tira s tutlayt tamazight, ama s tifinagh, ama s isekkilen ila.taniyen. Newwi-dd tamazight am, tutlayt yeddren (yettwarun s tifinagh tiynayin)~: izmer umdan ad iseddu yall tighura n usuddes n tira, i waraten ussnanen, itekniken negh i wid n tsikkla, am wid ssexdamen i usemsaru n tfransist. [snip] \popocplist \pushocplist\SindhiOCP \subsection{ktyn kr mU.ryA j.=d-hn} tn-hn kry AsAn khy pn-hnjy =z-hnn khy sjA=g rkh'nU pUndU ||eN pn-hnjy jdUj-hd meN .=dA-hp pydA kr'ny. AhU b/ m`lUm kr'nU pUndU t/ sndh meN hr 'A'yy wqt chA chA thy r-hyU 'Ahy ||eN dshmn AsAn jy ||eN AsAn jy jdUj-hd jy khlAf k-h.rA k-h.rA g-hA.t g-h.ry r-hyU 'Ahy. [snip] \popocplist \end{document} % Omega-Example.opl % % This is a sample (not real life) opl file for the Omega mode with Alpha. It % is an excerpt of ucvtt10.opl. The features which are herein described will % work only if omegaMode has been properly installed. % % - the Omega mode is established automatically thanks to the .opl extension % in the file's name. % % - syntax coloring : the typical Property List keywords are in green. See % the mode preferences to customize this. % % - the 'M' pop-up menu helps you to navigate in the file : it lists all the % FONTDIMEN, LIGTABLE and all the characters. % % Please see the OmegaSample.tex and OplSample.opl files for more examples % about Omega Mode. (OFMLEVEL H 0) (FONTDIR TL) (FAMILY OMEGA SERIF) (FACE F MRR) (CODINGSCHEME OMEGA-LGC) (DESIGNSIZE R 10.0) (COMMENT DESIGNSIZE IS IN POINTS) (COMMENT OTHER SIZES ARE MULTIPLES OF DESIGNSIZE) (CHECKSUM H 956D535D) (SEVENBITSAFEFLAG FALSE) (FONTDIMEN (SLANT R 0.0) (SPACE R 0.3) (STRETCH R 0.15) (SHRINK R 0.1) (XHEIGHT R 0.459) (QUAD R 1.0) (EXTRASPACE R 0.111112) ) (LIGTABLE (LABEL H 41) (KRN H 43 R -0.02917) (KRN H 47 R -0.02917) (KRN H 4F R -0.02917) (KRN H 51 R -0.02917) (KRN H 54 R -0.0875) (KRN H 55 R -0.02917) (KRN H 56 R -0.11667) (KRN H 57 R -0.11667) (KRN H 59 R -0.0875) (KRN H 74 R -0.02917) (KRN H D8 R -0.02917) (KRN H 152 R -0.02917) (STOP) (LABEL H 44) (KRN H 41 R -0.02917) (KRN H 56 R -0.02917) (KRN H 57 R -0.02917) (KRN H 58 R -0.02917) (KRN H 59 R -0.02917) (KRN H C6 R -0.02917) (STOP) [snip] ) (CHARACTER H 21 (CHARWD R 0.29167) (CHARHT R 0.622) ) (CHARACTER H 22 (CHARWD R 0.525) (CHARHT R 0.611) (CHARDP R 0.368) ) (CHARACTER H 23 (CHARWD R 0.875) (CHARHT R 0.611) ) [snip] (CHARACTER H 41 (CHARWD R 0.75833) (CHARHT R 0.623) (COMMENT (KRN H 43 R -0.02917) (KRN H 47 R -0.02917) (KRN H 4F R -0.02917) (KRN H 51 R -0.02917) (KRN H 54 R -0.0875) (KRN H 55 R -0.02917) (KRN H 56 R -0.11667) (KRN H 57 R -0.11667) (KRN H 59 R -0.0875) (KRN H 74 R -0.02917) (KRN H D8 R -0.02917) (KRN H 152 R -0.02917) ) ) (CHARACTER H 42 (CHARWD R 0.72917) (CHARHT R 0.611) ) [snip] (CHARACTER H 1018 (CHARWD R 0.29167) (CHARHT R 0.611) (CHARDP R 0.368) ) (CHARACTER H 1019 (CHARWD R 0.29167) (CHARHT R 0.611) (CHARDP R 0.368) (COMMENT (KRN H 21 R 0.11667) (KRN H 3F R 0.11667) ) ) % Omega-Example.otp % % Omega Translation Process File % % This is a sample (not real life) file for the Omega mode with Alpha. The % features which are herein described will work only if omegaMode has been % properly installed. % % - the Omega mode is established automatically thanks to the .otp % extension in the file's name. See the Otp Syntax submenu of Omega Menu % and try the various items. % % - syntax coloring : the typical Omega keywords are in magenta. Tables % are in red. See the mode preferences to customize them. % % - the Numbering submenu lets you choose the format for integer values % (dec, oct or hex) % % - the 'M' pop-up menu helps you to navigate in the file : it lists all % the keywords and tables. % input: 1; output: 2; tables: sampTbl_1[@"28] ={ @"044C, @"044B, @"0437, @"0448, @"044D, @"0449, @"0447, @"044A, @"042E, @"0410, @"0411, @"0426, @"0414, @"0415, @"0424, @"0413, @"0425, @"0418, @"0419, @"041A, @"041B, @"041C, @"041D, @"041E, @"041F, @"042F, @"0420, @"0421, @"0422, @"0423, @"0416, @"0412, @"042C, @"042B, @"0417, @"0428, @"042D, @"0429, @"0427, @"042A }; sampTbl_2[@"111] ={ @"003d, @"223c, @"2229, @"222a, @"22a5, @"2220, @"221f, @"22bf, @"33d2, @"33d1, @"222b, @"222e, @"2235, @"2234, @"2640, @"2642, @"2641, @"2609, @"2191, @"2193, @"2192, @"2190, @"2196, @"2197, @"2199, @"2198, @"2016, @"002c, @"ff0f, @"ff3c, @"002f, @"005c, @"ff04, @"00a5, @"3012, @"00a2, @"00a3, @"ff05, @"ff20, @"2103, @"2109, @"0024, @"0025, @"0040, @"33d5, @"339c, @"339d, @"339e, @"33ce, @"33a1, @"338e, @"338f, @"33c4, @"00b0, @"5159, @"515b, @"515e, @"515d, @"5161, @"5163, @"55e7, @"74e9, @"7cce, @"2581, @"2582, @"2583, @"2584, @"2585, @"2586, @"2587, @"2588, @"258f, @"258e, @"258d, @"258c, @"258b, @"258a, @"2589, @"253c, @"2534, @"252c, @"2524, @"251c, @"2594, @"2500, @"2502, @"2595, @"250c, @"2510, @"2514, @"2518, @"256d, @"256e, @"2570, @"256f, @"2550, @"255e, @"256a, @"2561, @"25e2, @"25e3, @"25e5, @"25e4, @"2571, @"2572, @"2573, @"ff10, @"ff11, @"ff12, @"ff13, @"ff14, @"ff15, @"ff16, @"ff17, @"ff18, @"ff19, @"2160, @"2161, @"2162, @"2163, @"2164, @"2165, @"2166, @"2167, @"2168, @"2169, @"3021, @"3022, @"3023, @"3024, @"3025, @"3026, @"3027, @"3028, @"3029, @"fffd, @"5344, @"fffd, @"ff21, @"ff22, @"ff23, @"ff24, @"ff25, @"ff26, @"ff27, @"ff28, @"ff29, @"ff2a, @"ff2b, @"ff2c, @"ff2d, @"ff2e, @"ff2f, @"ff30, @"ff31, @"ff32, @"ff33, @"ff34, @"ff35, @"ff36, @"ff37, @"ff38, @"ff39, @"ff3a, @"ff41, @"ff42, @"ff43, @"ff44, @"ff45, @"ff46, @"ff47, @"ff48, @"ff49, @"ff4a, @"ff4b, @"ff4c, @"ff4d, @"ff4e, @"ff4f, @"ff50, @"ff51, @"ff52, @"ff53, @"ff54, @"ff55, @"ff56, @"ff57, @"ff58, @"ff59, @"ff5a, @"0391, @"0392, @"0393, @"0394, @"0395, @"0396, @"0397, @"0398, @"0399, @"039a, @"039b, @"039c, @"039d, @"039e, @"039f, @"03a0, @"03a1, @"03a3, @"03a4, @"03a5, @"03a6, @"03a7, @"03a8, @"03a9, @"03b1, @"03b2, @"03b3, @"03b4, @"03b5, @"03b6, @"03b7, @"03b8, @"03b9, @"03ba, @"03bb, @"03bc, @"03bd, @"03be, @"03bf, @"03c0, @"03c1, @"03c3, @"03c4, @"03c5, @"03c6, @"03c7, @"03c8, @"03c9, @"3105, @"3106, @"3107, @"3108, @"3109, @"310a, @"310b, @"310c, @"310d, @"310e, @"310f, @"3110, @"3111, @"3112, @"3113, @"3114, @"3115, @"3116, @"3117, @"3118, @"3119, @"311a, @"311b, @"311c, @"311d, @"311e, @"311f, @"3120, @"3121, @"3122, @"3123, @"3124, @"3125, @"3126, }; states: MEDIAL,NUMERAL; aliases: UNIFORM = (@"0621 | @"0674 | @"066E | @"066F | @"06EF | @"063F); SPECIAL = (@"FDF2) ; BIFORM = (@"0622-@"0625 | @"0627 | @"0629 | @"062F-@"0632 | @"0648 | @"0649 | @"065D | @"065E | @"0671-@"0673 | @"0675-@"0677 | @"0688-@"069A | @"06BA | @"06C0-@"06CB | @"06CD | @"06D2 | @"06D3 | @"06FF); expressions: @"00-@"7F => \1; @"C0-@"FF => #(sampTbl_1[\1-@"C0]); . => @"FFFD;