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Defer arrow output if source box not previously output. prerex-6.5.3/prerex-6.5.2/prerex.50000644000123700002140000001224111732415141014535 0ustar rdtrdt.TH PREREX 5 2012-03-21 "prerex_format" "" .SH NAME prerex_format -- a format for prerequisite-chart descriptions .SH DESCRIPTION This manual describes the format of prerequisite-chart descriptions that can be processed by .B [pdf]latex (normally using a suitable .BR prerex.sty (7) style file) and edited using the .BR prerex (1) interactive editor (or by any conventional text editor). .SH TERMINOLOGY A prerequisite chart consists of a number of .I course boxes, linked by .I arrows. Courses are either .I half or .I full, and may be .I required or .I optional (or neither). Each course box can contain a course .I code (upper left corner), a course .I title (lower half), and .I timetable information (upper right corner). An arrow can be either a .I prerequisite (solid), a .I corequisite (dotted), or .I recommended (dashed). When a conventional arrow would be inappropriate, a .I mini course just above a target box can be used. .SH STRUCTURE The file should contain exactly one instance of a LaTeX environment .P .BI \ebegin{chart} " instruction ... " \eend{chart} .P with at most one .I instruction per line. Note that a program such as .BR prerex (1) analyzes prerex-format files .I without using TeX; for example, macro definitions will be ignored and macro calls will not be expanded. .PP Instructions may be preceded by white space. Lines that start with % are treated as comments and ignored. The order of instructions is not significant except that the instruction for the source and target box o an arrow should .I precede the instruction for the arrow. The instruction formats are described in the following sections. .SH COURSE BOXES The instructions producing course boxes have the following forms: .HP .BI \ehalfcourse " x,y" :{ code }{ title }{ timetable } .HP .BI \efullcourse " x,y" :{ code }{ title }{ timetable } .HP .BI \ereqhalfcourse " x,y" :{ code }{ title }{ timetable } .HP .BI \ereqfullcourse " x,y" :{ code }{ title }{ timetable } .HP .BI \eopthalfcourse " x,y" :{ code }{ title }{ timetable } .HP .BI \eoptfullcourse " x,y" :{ code }{ title }{ timetable } .LP where .I x,y are the coordinates of the .I centerpoint of the box, relative to the origin of the coordinate system at the lower-left corner of the diagram. The .I code, .I title, and .I timetable arguments are arbitrary (well-bracketed) text, possibly with LaTeX markup. The following are similar but take an additional argument to specify the (non-default) background color of the course box: .IP .BI \ehalfcoursec " x,y" :{ code }{ title }{ timetable }{ color } .IP .BI \efullcoursec " x,y" :{ code }{ title }{ timetable }{ color } .IP .BI \ereqhalfcoursec " x,y" :{ code }{ title }{ timetable }{ color } .IP .BI \ereqfullcoursec " x,y" :{ code }{ title }{ timetable }{ color } .IP .BI \eopthalfcoursec " x,y" :{ code }{ title }{ timetable }{ color } .IP .BI \eoptfullcoursec " x,y" :{ code }{ title }{ timetable }{ color } .LP .SH MINI COURSE BOXES AND TEXT A mini course is produced by an instruction of the form .HP .BI \emini " x,y" :{ code } .HP A text line is inserted into the chart by an instruction of the form .HP .BI \etext " x,y" :{ line-of-text } .HP The maximum allowed length of a course-code may be smaller that the maximum allowed for a line of text. .SH ARROWS Arrows between course boxes (or from a mini to a course box) are produced by instructions of the form .HP .BI \eprereq " x0,y0,x1,y1" : .HP .BI \ecoreq " x0,y0,x1,y1" : .HP .BI \erecomm " x0,y0,x1,y1" : .LP These produce, respectively, solid, dotted, and dashed arrows from the course box (or mini) centered at coordinates .I x0,y0 to the course box centered at coordinates .I x1,y1. .PP In some implementations, certain arrows by default have a non-zero curvature. It is possible to override the default curvature for a particular arrow by using the instructions .HP .BI \eprereqc " x0,y0,x1,y1;c" : .HP .BI \ecoreqc " x0,y0,x1,y1;c" : .HP .BI \erecommc " x0,y0,x1,y1;c" : .LP where .I c is an integer in the range 0-100 specifying the desired curvature; for example, .IR c= 0 will produce a .I straight arrow. To change the default curvature, the user program may redefine the .B \eDefaultCurvature command. .SH COORDINATE GRID The following instruction produces a coordinate grid, which is useful for editing a diagram: .HP .B \egrid .LP This is normally placed before all the other instructions so that grid lines are in the background, covered by course boxes, minis, and arrows. .SH WEB LINKS Course boxes may be linked to web addresses. The URL for course boxes may be set by the user by redefining the .B \eCourseURL command; when called for a course box, it is supplied with three arguments, the .I x and .I y coordinates of the box, mini, or textline, and the .I code argument of the course box. For example, .HP .B \erenewcommand{\eCourseURL}[3]{http://www.cs.queensu.ca/undergraduate/courses/#3.html} .LP is appropriate for courses at the School of Computing, Queen's University. The first two arguments can be used to display the coordinates of a box, mini, or textline in some PDF viewers while the mouse hovers over it when the source file is being edited. .SH AUTHOR R. D. 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The user does not normally have to be familiar with details of the format. The editor supports add, remove, cut-and-paste, and edit operations on diagram elements, and vertical or horizontal shifts of a list of specified elements, all the elements in a rectangular region, or the entire diagram. The edited diagram may be saved, re-processed, and viewed in a PDF viewer, without exiting the editor. Alternatively, .BR vprerex (1) will open a .BR prerex (1) window and display the corresponding PDF file alongside. .SH TERMINOLOGY A prerequisite chart consists of several .I course boxes, linked by .I arrows. Courses are either .I half or .I full, and may be .I required or .I optional (or neither). Each course box contains a course .I code (upper left corner), a course .I title (lower half), and .I timetable information (upper right corner). An arrow is either a .I prerequisite (solid), a .I corequisite (dotted), or .I recommended (dashed). When a conventional arrow would be inappropriate, a .I mini course just above a target box may be used. A line of text may have been placed anywhere in the chart. .PP In some implementations of the .BR prerex (5) format, (some) arrows may be curved and by default have non-zero curvature. The curvature of individual arrows may be edited using the .BR prerex (1) editor. To modify the default curvature (or set it to zero), see .BR prerex.sty (7). .SH COORDINATE SYSTEM A conventional two-dimensional coordinate system is used to specify the locations of diagram elements; the origin (where .I x = 0 and .IR "y = 0" ) is at the lower-left corner of the diagram. For convenience, a coordinate grid is normally displayed in the background while a diagram is being edited. .PP The coordinates of a .I box, .I mini, or .I text-line are those of its centre point. An .I arrow is described by the coordinates of the centre points of its source and target boxes/minis/text-lines. The notation .IB "x0,y0" : "x1,y1" denotes all the nodes (course boxes, minis, texts) in the rectangle whose northwest and southeast corners are at coordinates .IR "x0,y0 " and " x1,y1." .SH USAGE If .B prerex is invoked on one existing file, a back-up copy is made of it, the .I x,y coordinate grid is turned on, the file is processed by using a system call to .BR pdflatex (1), and then the user gets a command summary and an interactive prompt of the form .IP .I file.tex> .LP If no file argument is given on the command line, the user is prompted to supply a file name. In either case, if the file name provided does not have a .I .tex extension, .I .tex is appended to it. .PP If the .I file.tex file named does .I not already exist, a new "empty" chart file with that name is created, and then it is processed as above. .PP If a .I second filename is provided, the first filename is treated as the base file of a LaTeX document and the second as an included file that contains the .I chart environment to be edited. This allows more than one document to share an included chart file and allows more than one chart to be included in a single document. .PP The user may enter commands at the interactive command prompt as follows: .TP 18 .BI box " x,y" edit a course box at .I x,y, if necessary, creating a new course box there .TP .BI mini " x,y" edit a mini at .I x,y, if necessary, creating a new mini there .TP .BI text " x,y" edit a text-line at .I x,y, if necessary, creating a new text-line there .TP .BI arrow " x0,y0,x1,y1" edit an arrow from .I x0,y0 to .I x1,y1, if necessary, creating a new such arrow .TP .BI cut " xi,yi ... " (temporarily) remove the box, mini, or text at .I xi,yi (including arrows into/out of the box/mini/text) .TP .BI "paste [" x,y "]" re-insert most recently cut but not yet pasted box, mini, or text at .I x,y (including arrows into/out of the box/mini/text), or at the original coordinates if .I " x,y" omitted .TP .BI xchange " x0,y0 x1,y1" exchange the box, mini or text at .I x0,y0 with that at .I x1,y1. This is implemented as a sequence of two cuts followed by two pastes to the same points. .TP .BI "delete [ " x,y " | " x0,y0,x1,y1 " | " x0,y0 : x1,y1 " ] " ... remove the specified boxes, minis, texts, or arrows (including automatically all arrows into/out of each box/mini/text) .TP .B undo undo the most recent editing command (not already undone) .TP .BI "shift [\-]" s " [ " x,y " | " x0,y0 : x1,y1 " ] " ... move specified diagram elements .I x units right [left]; if no elements are specified, the whole diagram is shifted .TP .BI "raise [\-]" r " [ " x,y " | " x0,y0 : x1,y1 " ] " ... move specified diagram elements .I y units up [down]; if no elements are specified, the whole diagram is raised .TP .B "write, !" save to the current .I chartfile.tex and process the chart by calling .BR pdflatex (1) on the base file. .TP .B "quit, exit, x, ^D" turn off the coordinate grid, restore write-access, save to the current .I chartfile.tex, process the base file and exit. .TP .BI ! cmd restore write access to .I chartfile.tex, execute shell command .I cmd, re-load and re-process the base file (in case the command changed anything), and remove write-access. .TP .B "Backup" copy the current .I chartfile.tex to the back-up file .IR .chartfile.tex; equivalent to .BI !cp " chartfile.tex .chartfile.tex" .TP .B "Restore" delete the current .I chartfile.tex and editing buffer, and replace them using the current back-up in .I .chartfile.tex. .TP .BR grid " [y/n]" turn on/off coordinate-grid background .TP .BR "help, ?" print a command summary .LP After most editing commands, the editing buffer is automatically saved to .I chartfile.tex and the basefile is processed; the .B cut and .B paste commands are exceptions: saving and processing take place only when all outstanding cuts have been pasted. Saving and processing can be .I forced by using the .B write (or .BR ! ) command, or .I suppressed for all commands (except .BR write and .BR ! ) by appending a ";" to the command immediately prior to entering it. To exit the editor .I without saving to the current .IR chartfile.tex , use .B quit; (.i.e., .B quit followed by a semi-colon) or a similar combination. Starting in Version 3.8, .B ^C and other interrupts result in the editing buffer being saved to .I chartfile.tex before the editor is exited. .SH OPTIONS .TP 8 .BR -v output program name and version number, and quit .TP .BR -h output usage summary and quit .SH NOTES The main difference between .B mini and .B text is in the maximum lengths for the text displayed; the latter allows a full line of text, not merely a course code. Also a text-line does not have an associated URI (when the grid is off). The text "line" may actually be displayed as a paragraph by using a LaTeX \\parbox. .PP To save the current state of .I chartfile.tex, use .B Backup or a comparable shell command. A history list of interpreted commands is maintained and is accessible using the up-arrow key. .PP If processing of the chart fails, .B prerex will attempt to display the LaTeX error message from the log file. The chart file can be fixed using a conventional text editor or LaTeX-oriented editor. LaTeX processing should fail only if there is an initial problem or if ill-formed LaTeX markup has been inserted into a text field. .PP Any (non-empty) prefix of a command suffices; for example, .BR q , .BR qu , or .B qui may be used instead of .BR quit . Some of the commands will begin a dialogue with the user in order to fill in or modify properties; the prompts should be self-explanatory. .PP Since version 5.5, .B prerex no longer automatically calls a PDF viewer (because it may be embedded in an instance of .BR vprerex (1) which already provides a PDF display). If .B prerex is being used by itself, a PDF viewer may be invoked using the .BI ! cmd shell-escape mechanism. Also, .B prerex no longer interacts with the user until a PDF file is available; this is for use with .BR vprerex (1). For example, if the .tex file is initially read-only, .B prerex aborts. .SH FILES A LaTeX style file .BR prerex.sty (7) that implements the macro calls defined by the .BR prerex (5) format must be available to .BR [pdf]latex (1) to process the chart file. Before any editing is allowed, .I chartfile.tex is copied to .I .chartfile.tex as a backup. .SH ENVIRONMENT .PP The most convenient viewing program to use with .B prerex is one like .BR gv (1), .BR gsview (1), .BR kghostview(1), .BR kpdf (1) or .BR okular (1) that may be configured to "watch" the pdf file and re-load the display automatically when the file changes. .BR evince (1) has a Reload button and .BR xpdf (1) supports re-loading using the keystroke "R", but re-loading is much less convenient with .BR acroread (1) and .BR gpdf (1), which may have to be re-started. .PP Recent versions of some PDF viewers show the URIs of hyperlinks in a tooltip or in the status bar; this mechanism is used by some implementations of .BR prerex.sty (7) to allow display of the coordinates of a box, mini, text-line, or arrow when the mouse hovers over it (while the coordinate grid is on and the relevant chart file is presumably being edited). .PP The .B prerex package at .B http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/graphics/prerex/ has source code for .BR vprerex (1), a GUI front-end for .B prerex which is prerex-enabled. .SH BUGS .B prerex analyzes chart files without using TeX; thus, macro calls are .I not expanded, and anything in the chart file before or after the (first) .B "\ebegin{chart} ... \eend{chart}" environment is ignored (but preserved) by the editor. Lines that begin with "%" within the chart environment are preserved but other comments within the chart environment are .I not preserved and may interfere with command parsing. .PP From version 5.6, .B prerex no longer supports the latex -> dvips -> ps2pdf toolchain as an option. .SH AUTHOR R. D. Tennent (rdt@cs.queensu.ca) .SH DEPENDENCIES .B prerex uses the .BR editline (3) library if available and the GNU .BR readline (3) and .BR history (3) libraries otherwise. .SH SEE ALSO .BR acroread (1), .BR evince (1), .BR gpdf (1), .BR gsview (1), .BR gv (1), .BR kghostview (1), .BR kpdf (1), .BR okular (1), .BR pdflatex (1), .BR prerex (5), .BR prerex.sty (7), .BR previewer (1), .BR vprerex (1), .BR xpdf (1). prerex-6.5.3/prerex-6.5.2/edit.c0000644000123700002140000012106112226134074014236 0ustar rdtrdt/* edit.c -- editing module for an interactive editor of prerequisite-chart descriptions Copyright (c) 2005-12 R. D. Tennent School of Computing, Queen's University, rdt@cs.queensu.ca This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA. */ # include "prerex.h" PRIVATE element *first_cut; /* stack of cut nodes */ PRIVATE done *first_done; /* stack of commands done */ char deftext[LINE_LEN]; /* buffer for default input */ # ifdef HAVE_LIBREADLINE int set_deftext (void) /* used by readline to output defaults */ { rl_insert_text (deftext); deftext[0] = '\0'; return 0; } # else PRIVATE char prompt[LINE_LEN]; PRIVATE char *prompt_n; char * prompt_f (void) /* used to output prompts */ { return prompt; } # endif char * Readline ( char * str ) /* Uses str as the prompt and deftext as the "default" */ { # ifdef HAVE_LIBREADLINE return readline (str); # else char *line; int line_n; prompt[0] = '\0'; prompt_n = prompt; append (prompt, &prompt_n, str, sizeof (prompt)); el_push (el, deftext); line = (char *) el_gets (el, &line_n); if (line == NULL) error("Readline fails."); line[line_n - 1] = '\0'; /* replace '\n' by '\0' */ deftext[0] = '\0'; return line; # endif } PRIVATE char *command_line; PRIVATE char *clp; PRIVATE void free_elements (element ** pb) { if (*pb != NULL) { element *pbb = *pb; free_elements (&(pbb->next)); free (pbb); *pb = NULL; } } PRIVATE void free_lists (void) { free_elements (&first_node); free_elements (&first_arrow); free_elements (&first_cut); } PRIVATE void skip_command (void) { while (isspace (*clp)) clp++; while (isalpha (*clp)) clp++; /* command */ while (isspace (*clp)) clp++; } PRIVATE void execute_shell_command (void) { fflush (tex_file); if (fclose (tex_file) == EOF) error (".tex file closure failed."); if (system (clp)) puts("System call failed."); tex_file = fopen (chartfilename, "r+"); if (tex_file == NULL) error ("Can't re-open the .tex file."); close_files(); free_lists(); analyze_tex_file (); regenerate_and_process (); } PRIVATE void shiftAllNodes ( element *pb, coord c ) { while (pb != NULL) { pb->u.n.at.x += c; pb = pb->next; } } PRIVATE void shift (void) { coord c; int n_shifts = 0; done *this; coord x; element *pb = NULL; if (sscanf (command_line, "%*s %i", &c) != 1) { puts ("Can't read shift amount."); return; } clp = command_line; skip_command (); if (*clp == '-' || *clp == '+') clp++; while (isdigit (*clp)) clp++; /* shift amount */ if (sscanf (clp, "%i", &x) != 1) { /* shift all nodes */ shiftAllNodes(first_node, c); /* arrows refer to source and target nodes and will be shifted automatically. */ this = (done *) malloc (sizeof (done)); if (this == NULL) error ("Out of memory"); this->tag = SHIFT_ALL; this->next = first_done; this->i = c; first_done = this; regenerate_and_process (); return; } printf("Nodes shifted to: "); while (true) /* process coordinate pairs/ranges */ { point p0, p1; if (sscanf (clp, "%i", &p0.x) != 1) { break; } while (isspace (*clp)) clp++; if (*clp == '-' || *clp == '+') clp++; while (isdigit(*clp)) clp++; while (isspace (*clp)) clp++; if (*clp != ',') { printf("\nCan't analyze coordinates."); break; } clp++; /* ',' */ if (sscanf (clp, "%i", &p0.y) != 1) { printf("\nCan't analyze coordinates."); break; } while (isspace (*clp)) clp++; if (*clp == '-' || *clp == '+') clp++; while (isdigit(*clp)) clp++; while (isspace (*clp)) clp++; if (*clp != ':') { /* shift this node */ pb = node_at (p0); if (pb == NULL) { printf("\nNo node at coordinates %i,%i.\n", p0.x, p0.y); break; } this = (done *) malloc (sizeof (done)); if (this == NULL) error ("Out of memory"); this->tag = NODE_SHIFT; this->next = first_done; this->i = c; /* record shift amount and pointer to shifted node element */ this->e = pb; first_done = this; pb->u.n.at.x += c; printf(" %i,%i", p0.x + c, p0.y); n_shifts++; continue; } clp++; /* ':' */ if (sscanf (clp, "%i", &p1.x) != 1) { printf("\nCan't analyze coordinates."); break; } while (isspace (*clp)) clp++; if (*clp == '-' || *clp == '+') clp++; while (isdigit(*clp)) clp++; while (isspace (*clp)) clp++; if (*clp != ',') { printf("\nCan't analyze coordinates."); break; } clp++; /* ',' */ if (sscanf (clp, "%i", &p1.y) != 1) { printf("\nCan't analyze coordinates."); break; } while (isspace (*clp)) clp++; if (*clp == '-' || *clp == '+') clp++; while (isdigit(*clp)) clp++; while (isspace (*clp)) clp++; /* shift all nodes in box p0:p1 */ { pb = first_node; while (pb != NULL) { if (inrange(pb->u.n.at.x, p0.x, p1.x) && inrange(pb->u.n.at.y, p0.y, p1.y)) /* shift this node */ { pb->u.n.at.x += c; printf(" %i,%i", pb->u.n.at.x, pb->u.n.at.y); this = (done *) malloc (sizeof (done)); if (this == NULL) error ("Out of memory"); this->tag = NODE_SHIFT; this->next = first_done; this->i = c; /* record shift amount and pointer to shifted node element */ this->e = pb; first_done = this; n_shifts++; } pb = pb->next; } } } /* while */ if (n_shifts > 0) { puts(""); this = (done *) malloc (sizeof (done)); if (this == NULL) error ("Out of memory"); this->tag = COMPOSITE; this->next = first_done; this->i = n_shifts; /* record number of shifts to undo */ first_done = this; } regenerate_and_process (); } PRIVATE void raiseAllNodes ( element *pb, coord c ) { while (pb != NULL) { pb->u.n.at.y += c; pb = pb->next; } } PRIVATE void Raise (void) /* "Raise" to avoid conflicting with signal.h function raise */ { coord c; int n_raises = 0; done *this; coord x; element *pb = NULL; if (sscanf (command_line, "%*s %i", &c) != 1) { puts ("Can't read raise amount."); return; } clp = command_line; skip_command (); if (*clp == '-' || *clp == '+') clp++; while (isdigit (*clp)) clp++; /* raise amount */ if (sscanf (clp, "%i", &x) != 1) { /* raise all nodes */ raiseAllNodes(first_node, c); /* arrows refer to source and target nodes and will be raised automatically. */ this = (done *) malloc (sizeof (done)); if (this == NULL) error ("Out of memory"); this->tag = RAISE_ALL; this->next = first_done; this->i = c; first_done = this; regenerate_and_process (); return; } printf("Nodes raised to: "); while (true) /* process coordinate pairs */ { point p0, p1; if (sscanf (clp, "%i", &p0.x) != 1) break; while (isspace (*clp)) clp++; if (*clp == '-' || *clp == '+') clp++; while (isdigit(*clp)) clp++; while (isspace (*clp)) clp++; if (*clp != ',') { printf("\nCan't analyze coordinates."); break; } clp++; /* ',' */ if (sscanf (clp, "%i", &p0.y) != 1) { printf("\nCan't analyze coordinates."); break; } while (isspace (*clp)) clp++; if (*clp == '-' || *clp == '+') clp++; while (isdigit(*clp)) clp++; while (isspace (*clp)) clp++; if (*clp != ':') { /* raise this node */ pb = node_at (p0); if (pb == NULL) { printf("No node at coordinates %i,%i.\n", p0.x, p0.y); break; } this = (done *) malloc (sizeof (done)); if (this == NULL) error ("Out of memory"); this->tag = NODE_RAISE; this->next = first_done; this->i = c; /* record raise amount and pointer to raised node element */ this->e = pb; first_done = this; pb->u.n.at.y += c; printf(" %i,%i", p0.x, p0.y + c); n_raises++; continue; } clp++; /* ':' */ if (sscanf (clp, "%i", &p1.x) != 1) { printf("\nCan't analyze coordinates."); break; } while (isspace (*clp)) clp++; if (*clp == '-' || *clp == '+') clp++; while (isdigit(*clp)) clp++; while (isspace (*clp)) clp++; if (*clp != ',') { printf("\nCan't analyze coordinates."); break; } clp++; /* ',' */ if (sscanf (clp, "%i", &p1.y) != 1) { printf("\nCan't analyze coordinates."); break; } while (isspace (*clp)) clp++; if (*clp == '-' || *clp == '+') clp++; while (isdigit(*clp)) clp++; while (isspace (*clp)) clp++; /* raise all nodes in box p0:p1 */ { done *this; pb = first_node; while (pb != NULL) { if (inrange(pb->u.n.at.x, p0.x, p1.x) && inrange(pb->u.n.at.y, p0.y, p1.y)) /* raise this node */ { pb->u.n.at.y += c; printf(" %i,%i", pb->u.n.at.x, pb->u.n.at.y); this = (done *) malloc (sizeof (done)); if (this == NULL) error ("Out of memory"); this->tag = NODE_RAISE; this->next = first_done; this->i = c; /* record raise amount and pointer to shifted node element */ this->e = pb; first_done = this; n_raises++; } pb = pb->next; } } } /* while */ if (n_raises > 0) { puts(""); this = (done *) malloc (sizeof (done)); if (this == NULL) error ("Out of memory"); this->tag = COMPOSITE; this->next = first_done; this->i = n_raises; /* record the number of raises to undo */ first_done = this; } regenerate_and_process (); } PRIVATE void cut_node (point p) { element *pn, **ppn; done *this; ppn = &first_node; /* used if the first node is removed from the list */ pn = first_node; while (pn != NULL && !eq (p, pn->u.n.at)) { ppn = &(pn->next); pn = pn->next; } if (pn == NULL) { puts ("No course box, mini or text at this location."); return; } *ppn = pn->next; /* removes pn node from the list */ /* move node to cut list */ pn->next = first_cut; first_cut = pn; this = (done *) malloc (sizeof (done)); if (this == NULL) error ("Out of memory"); this->tag = CUT; this->next = first_done; first_done = this; } PRIVATE void delete_node (point p) { element *pn, **ppn; done *this; ppn = &first_node; pn = first_node; while (pn != NULL && !eq (p, pn->u.n.at)) { ppn = &(pn->next); pn = pn->next; } if (pn == NULL) { puts ("No course box, mini or text at this location."); return; } *ppn = pn->next; this = (done *) malloc (sizeof (done)); if (this == NULL) error ("Out of memory"); this->tag = NODE_DELETE; this->next = first_done; this->e = pn; first_done = this; printf("Node at %i,%i deleted.\n", p.x, p.y); } PRIVATE void delete_arrow (point p0, point p1) { done *this; element *n0 = node_at (p0); element *n1 = node_at (p1); element *pa; element **ppa; if (n0 == NULL) { puts ("No course box, mini or text at the source location."); return; } if (n1 == NULL) { puts ("No course box, mini or text at the target location."); return; } pa = first_arrow; ppa = &first_arrow; /* used if the first arrow is removed */ while (pa != NULL && (pa->u.a.source != n0 || pa->u.a.target != n1)) { ppa = &(pa->next); pa = pa->next; } if (pa == NULL) { puts ("No such arrow."); return; } *ppa = pa->next; /* removes pa arrow from the list */ this = (done *) malloc (sizeof (done)); if (this == NULL) error ("Out of memory"); this->tag = ARROW_DELETE; this->next = first_done; this->e = pa; first_done = this; printf("Arrow from %i,%i to %i,%i deleted.\n", p0.x, p0.y, p1.x, p1.y); } PRIVATE void analyze_cut_command (void) { clp = command_line; skip_command (); while (true) /* process coordinate pairs */ { point p; if (sscanf (clp, "%i", &p.x) != 1) break; while (isspace (*clp)) clp++; if (*clp == '-' || *clp == '+') clp++; while (isdigit(*clp)) clp++; while (isspace (*clp)) clp++; if (*clp != ',') { puts("Can't analyze coordinates."); return; } clp++; /* ',' */ if (sscanf (clp, "%i", &p.y) != 1) { puts("Can't analyze coordinates."); return; } while (isspace (*clp)) clp++; if (*clp == '-' || *clp == '+') clp++; while (isdigit(*clp)) clp++; cut_node (p); } } PRIVATE void analyze_delete_command (void) { int n_deletions = 0; done *this; clp = command_line; skip_command (); while (true) /* process coordinate pairs/ranges/4-tuples */ { point p0, p1; bool colon; if (sscanf (clp, "%i", &p0.x) != 1) break; while (isspace (*clp)) clp++; if (*clp == '-' || *clp == '+') clp++; while (isdigit(*clp)) clp++; while (isspace (*clp)) clp++; if (*clp != ',') { puts("Can't analyze coordinates."); break; } clp++; /* ',' */ if (sscanf (clp, "%i", &p0.y) != 1) { puts("Can't analyze coordinates."); break; } while (isspace (*clp)) clp++; if (*clp == '-' || *clp == '+') clp++; while (isdigit(*clp)) clp++; while (isspace (*clp)) clp++; if (*clp != ',' && *clp != ':') { delete_node (p0); n_deletions++; continue; } colon = *clp == ':'; clp++; /* ',' or ':' */ if (sscanf (clp, "%i", &p1.x) != 1) { puts("Can't analyze coordinates."); break; } while (isspace (*clp)) clp++; if (*clp == '-' || *clp == '+') clp++; while (isdigit(*clp)) clp++; while (isspace (*clp)) clp++; if (*clp != ',') { puts("Can't analyze coordinates."); break; } clp++; /* ',' */ if (sscanf (clp, "%i", &p1.y) != 1) { puts("Can't analyze coordinates."); break; } if (*clp == '-' || *clp == '+') clp++; while (isdigit(*clp)) clp++; if (!colon) /* arrow from p0 to p1 */ { delete_arrow (p0, p1); n_deletions++; continue; } /* delete all nodes in box p0:p1 */ { element *pn, **ppn; ppn = &(first_node); pn = first_node; while (pn != NULL) { if (inrange(pn->u.n.at.x, p0.x, p1.x) && inrange(pn->u.n.at.y, p0.y, p1.y)) /* delete this node */ { *ppn = pn->next; printf("Node at %i,%i deleted.\n", pn->u.n.at.x, pn->u.n.at.y); this = (done *) malloc (sizeof (done)); if (this == NULL) error ("Out of memory"); this->tag = NODE_DELETE; this->next = first_done; this->e = pn; first_done = this; n_deletions++; } else ppn = &(pn->next); pn = pn->next; } } } /* while */ this = (done *) malloc (sizeof (done)); if (this == NULL) error ("Out of memory"); this->tag = COMPOSITE; this->next = first_done; this->i = n_deletions; /* record the number of deletions to undo */ first_done = this; regenerate_and_process (); } PRIVATE void undo (void) { done *this = first_done; if (this == NULL) { puts ("Nothing more to undo."); return; } first_done = this->next; if (this->tag == NODE_DELETE) { element *pn = this->e; if (insert_node (pn)) { puts ("There is now another course box, mini or text at that location."); return; } printf ("Course box, mini or text at %i,%i restored.\n", pn->u.n.at.x, pn->u.n.at.y); } else if (this->tag == ARROW_DELETE) { element *pn = this->e; if (insert_arrow (pn)) { puts ("Can't undelete arrow: source and/or target is/are now missing."); return; } printf ("Arrow from %i,%i to %i,%i restored.\n", pn->u.a.source->u.n.at.x, pn->u.a.source->u.n.at.y, pn->u.a.target->u.n.at.x, pn->u.a.target->u.n.at.y); } else if (this->tag == NODE_CREATE) { element *pn, **ppn; point p = this->p; ppn = &(first_node); pn = first_node; while (pn != NULL && !eq (p, pn->u.n.at)) { ppn = &(pn->next); pn = pn->next; } if (pn == NULL) { puts ("No course box, mini or text at this location."); return; } *ppn = pn->next; printf("Course box, mini or text at %i,%i deleted.\n", p.x, p.y); } else if (this->tag == ARROW_CREATE) { element *n0, *n1, *pa, **ppa; n0 = this->a.source; n1 = this->a.target; pa = first_arrow; ppa = &(first_arrow); while (pa != NULL && (pa->u.a.source != n0 || pa->u.a.target != n1)) { ppa = &(pa->next); pa = pa->next; } if (pa == NULL) { printf("There is no arrow from %i,%i to %i,%i.\n", n0->u.n.at.x, n0->u.n.at.y, n1->u.n.at.x, n1->u.n.at.y); return; } *ppa = pa->next; printf("Arrow from %i,%i to %i,%i deleted.\n", n0->u.n.at.x, n0->u.n.at.y, n1->u.n.at.x, n1->u.n.at.y); } else if (this->tag == NODE_EDIT) { element *pn = this->e; pn->u.n = this->n; /* restore old node */ printf("Course box, mini or text at %i,%i restored.\n", pn->u.n.at.x, pn->u.n.at.y); } else if (this->tag == ARROW_EDIT) { element *pa = this->e; pa->u.a = this->a; /* restore old arrow */ printf("Arrow from %i,%i to %i,%i restored.\n", pa->u.a.source->u.n.at.x, pa->u.a.source->u.n.at.y, pa->u.a.target->u.n.at.x, pa->u.a.target->u.n.at.y); } else if (this->tag == NODE_SHIFT) { element *pb = this->e; int c = this->i; pb->u.n.at.x -= c; printf("Course box, mini or text unshifted %i units to %i,%i.\n", c, pb->u.n.at.x, pb->u.n.at.y); } else if (this->tag == NODE_RAISE) { element *pb = this->e; int c = this->i; pb->u.n.at.y -= c; printf("Course box, mini or text unraised %i units to %i,%i.\n", c, pb->u.n.at.x, pb->u.n.at.y); } else if (this->tag == SHIFT_ALL) { int c = this->i; shiftAllNodes(first_node, -c); printf("All nodes unshifted %i units.\n", c); } else if (this->tag == RAISE_ALL) { int c = this->i; raiseAllNodes(first_node, -c); printf("All nodes unraised %i units.\n", c); } else if (this->tag == CUT) { element *pn = first_cut; first_cut = pn->next; insert_node (pn); printf ("Course box, mini or text restored at %i,%i.\n", pn->u.n.at.x, pn->u.n.at.y); } else if (this->tag == PASTE) { element *pn, **ppn; element *pe = this->e; ppn = &(first_node); pn = first_node; while (pn != NULL && pn != pe) { ppn = &(pn->next); pn = pn->next; } if (pn == NULL) { puts ("Unable to find pasted node."); return; } *ppn = pn->next; pn->next = first_cut; printf ("Course box, mini or text unpasted from %i,%i.\n", pn->u.n.at.x, pn->u.n.at.y); pn->u.n.at = this->p; first_cut = pn; } else if (this->tag == COMPOSITE) /* undo this->i steps */ { int j; for (j = 0; j < this->i; j++) undo(); } } PRIVATE void edit_mini (element * pm) { append (deftext, NULL, pm->u.n.code, sizeof (deftext)); command_line = Readline ("course code: "); pm->u.n.code[0] = '\0'; if (append (pm->u.n.code, NULL, command_line, sizeof (pm->u.n.code)) >= sizeof (pm->u.n.code)) puts ("Warning: course code too long, truncated."); } PRIVATE void edit_text (element * pm) { append (deftext, NULL, pm->u.n.u.t.txt, sizeof (deftext)); command_line = Readline ("text: "); pm->u.n.u.t.txt[0] = '\0'; if (append (pm->u.n.u.t.txt, NULL, command_line, sizeof (pm->u.n.u.t.txt)) >= sizeof (pm->u.n.u.t.txt)) puts ("Warning: text too long, truncated."); } PRIVATE void edit_box (element * pb) { char code[8]; append (deftext, NULL, pb->u.n.code, sizeof (deftext)); command_line = Readline ("course code: "); pb->u.n.code[0] = '\0'; if (append (pb->u.n.code, NULL, command_line, sizeof (pb->u.n.code)) >= sizeof (pb->u.n.code)) puts ("Warning: course code too long, truncated."); if (pb->u.n.u.b.half) append (deftext, NULL, "y", sizeof (deftext)); else append (deftext, NULL, "n", sizeof (deftext)); command_line = Readline ("half course (y/n)? "); sscanf (command_line, "%1s", code); if (code[0] == 'y') pb->u.n.u.b.half = true; else if (code[0] == 'n') pb->u.n.u.b.half = false; else { puts ("Response not recognized; 'y' assumed."); pb->u.n.u.b.half = true; } if (pb->u.n.u.b.req_opt == REQ) append (deftext, NULL, "r", sizeof (deftext)); else if (pb->u.n.u.b.req_opt == OPT) append (deftext, NULL, "o", sizeof (deftext)); else append (deftext, NULL, "n", sizeof (deftext)); command_line = Readline ("required (r) optional (o) or neither (n)? "); sscanf (command_line, "%7s", code); if (code[0] == 'r') pb->u.n.u.b.req_opt = REQ; else if (code[0] == 'o') pb->u.n.u.b.req_opt = OPT; else if (code[0] == 'n') pb->u.n.u.b.req_opt = NEITHER; else { puts ("Response not recognized; 'n' assumed."); pb->u.n.u.b.req_opt = NEITHER; } append (deftext, NULL, pb->u.n.u.b.title, sizeof (deftext)); command_line = Readline ("course title: "); pb->u.n.u.b.title[0] = '\0'; if (append (pb->u.n.u.b.title, NULL, command_line, sizeof (pb->u.n.u.b.title)) >= sizeof (pb->u.n.u.b.title)) puts ("Warning: course title too long, truncated."); append (deftext, NULL, pb->u.n.u.b.timetable, sizeof (deftext)); command_line = Readline ("course timetable: "); pb->u.n.u.b.timetable[0] = '\0'; if (append (pb->u.n.u.b.timetable, NULL, command_line, sizeof (pb->u.n.u.b.timetable)) >= sizeof (pb->u.n.u.b.timetable)) puts ("Warning: course timetable too long, truncated."); append (deftext, NULL, pb->u.n.u.b.color, sizeof (deftext)); command_line = Readline ("background color (empty string for default): "); pb->u.n.u.b.color[0] = '\0'; if (append (pb->u.n.u.b.color, NULL, command_line, sizeof (pb->u.n.u.b.color)) >= sizeof (pb->u.n.u.b.color)) puts ("Warning: color string too long, truncated."); if (pb->u.n.u.b.color[0] == '\n') pb->u.n.u.b.color[0] = '\0'; } PRIVATE void set_curvature (element * pa) { char code[16]; if (pa->u.a.curvature >= 0 && pa->u.a.curvature <= 100) { sprintf (deftext, "%i", pa->u.a.curvature); } else { append (deftext, NULL, "d", sizeof (deftext)); } command_line = Readline ("curvature, default (d) or int value? "); sscanf (command_line, "%15s", code); if (isdigit (code[0])) { sscanf (code, "%i", &(pa->u.a.curvature)); if (pa->u.a.curvature > 100) { puts ("Curvature too large; default value used."); pa->u.a.curvature = -1; } } else if (code[0] == 'd') pa->u.a.curvature = -1; /* negative value denotes default curvature */ else { puts ("Response not recognized; default assumed."); pa->u.a.curvature = -1; } } PRIVATE void edit_arrow (element * pa) { char code[16]; switch (pa->u.a.tag) { case PREREQ: append (deftext, NULL, "p", sizeof (deftext)); break; case COREQ: append (deftext, NULL, "c", sizeof (deftext)); break; case RECOMM: append (deftext, NULL, "r", sizeof (deftext)); break; default:; } command_line = Readline ("prerequisite (p), corequisite (c), or recommended (r)? "); sscanf (command_line, "%15s", code); switch (code[0]) { case 'p': pa->u.a.tag = PREREQ; break; case 'c': pa->u.a.tag = COREQ; break; case 'r': pa->u.a.tag = RECOMM; break; default: puts ("Response not recognized; prerequisite assumed."); pa->u.a.tag = PREREQ; } set_curvature (pa); } PRIVATE void paste_node (point p) { point oldp; element *pn = first_cut; done *this; if (pn == NULL) { puts ("No cut box, mini or text to paste."); return; } first_cut = pn->next; oldp = pn->u.n.at; pn->u.n.at = p; if (insert_node (pn)) { printf("There is a course box, mini or text already at %i,%i.\n", pn->u.n.at.x, pn->u.n.at.y); pn->next = first_cut; first_cut = pn; return; } if (first_cut == NULL) regenerate_and_process (); this = (done *) malloc (sizeof (done)); if (this == NULL) error ("Out of memory"); this->tag = PASTE; this->e = pn; this->p = oldp; this->next = first_done; first_done = this; } PRIVATE void analyze_paste_command (void) { point p; if (sscanf (command_line, "%*s %i,%i", &p.x, &p.y) != 2) { puts("Can't analyze coordinates."); return; } paste_node (p); } PRIVATE void analyze_xchange_command (void) { point p0, p1; done *this; clp = command_line; skip_command (); if (sscanf (clp, "%i", &p0.x) != 1) { puts("Can't analyze coordinates."); return; } while (isspace (*clp)) clp++; if (*clp == '-' || *clp == '+') clp++; while (isdigit(*clp)) clp++; while (isspace (*clp)) clp++; if (*clp != ',') { puts("Can't analyze coordinates."); return; } clp++; /* ',' */ if (sscanf (clp, "%i", &p0.y) != 1) { puts("Can't analyze coordinates."); return; } while (isspace (*clp)) clp++; if (*clp == '-' || *clp == '+') clp++; while (isdigit(*clp)) clp++; cut_node (p0); if (sscanf (clp, "%i", &p1.x) != 1) { puts("Can't analyze coordinates."); return; } while (isspace (*clp)) clp++; if (*clp == '-' || *clp == '+') clp++; while (isdigit(*clp)) clp++; while (isspace (*clp)) clp++; if (*clp != ',') { puts("Can't analyze coordinates."); return; } clp++; /* ',' */ if (sscanf (clp, "%i", &p1.y) != 1) { puts("Can't analyze coordinates."); return; } while (isspace (*clp)) clp++; if (*clp == '-' || *clp == '+') clp++; while (isdigit(*clp)) clp++; cut_node (p1); paste_node (p0); paste_node (p1); this = (done *) malloc (sizeof (done)); if (this == NULL) error ("Out of memory"); this->tag = COMPOSITE; this->i = 4; /* four steps to undo */ this->next = first_done; first_done = this; } PRIVATE void analyze_box_command (void) { point p; element *pb; done *this; char code[8]; if (sscanf (command_line, "%*s %i,%i", &p.x, &p.y) != 2) { puts ("Can't analyze box command."); return; } this = (done *) malloc (sizeof (done)); if (this == NULL) error ("Out of memory"); pb = node_at (p); if (pb != NULL) { this->tag = NODE_EDIT; this->next = first_done; this->n = pb->u.n; /* record the old node */ this->e = pb; first_done = this; edit_box (pb); regenerate_and_process (); return; } this->tag = NODE_CREATE; append (deftext, NULL, "y", sizeof (deftext)); command_line = Readline ("create new course box (y/n)? "); sscanf (command_line, "%7s", code); if (code[0] == 'y') { pb = (element *) malloc (sizeof (element)); if (pb == NULL) error ("Out of memory"); pb->tag = NODE; pb->u.n.tag = BOX; pb->u.n.at = p; pb->u.n.u.b.req_opt = NEITHER; pb->u.n.u.b.half = true; pb->u.n.code[0] = '\0'; pb->u.n.u.b.title[0] = '\0'; pb->u.n.u.b.timetable[0] = '\0'; if (insert_node (pb)) { puts ("There is already a course box, mini, or text at that location."); free (pb); free (this); return; } this->next = first_done; this->p = p; /* record coordinates of new node */ first_done = this; edit_box (pb); regenerate_and_process (); return; } else if (code[0] == 'n') { free (this); } else { puts ("Response not recognized; 'n' assumed."); free (this); } } PRIVATE void analyze_mini_command (void) { point p; element *pm; done *this; char code[8]; if (sscanf (command_line, "%*s %i,%i", &p.x, &p.y) != 2) { puts ("Can't analyze mini command."); return; } this = (done *) malloc (sizeof (done)); if (this == NULL) error ("Out of memory"); pm = node_at (p); if (pm != NULL) { this->tag = NODE_EDIT; this->next = first_done; this->n = pm->u.n; /* record the old node */ this->e = pm; first_done = this; edit_mini (pm); regenerate_and_process (); return; } this->tag = NODE_CREATE; append (deftext, NULL, "y", sizeof (deftext)); command_line = Readline ("create new mini (y/n)? "); sscanf (command_line, "%7s", code); if (code[0] == 'y') { pm = (element *) malloc (sizeof (element)); if (pm == NULL) error ("Out of memory"); pm->tag = NODE; pm->u.n.tag = MINI; pm->u.n.at = p; pm->u.n.code[0] = '\0'; if (insert_node (pm)) { puts ("There is already a course box, mini, or text at that location."); free (pm); free (this); return; } this->next = first_done; this->p = p; /* record coordinates of new node */ first_done = this; edit_mini (pm); regenerate_and_process (); } else if (code[0] == 'n') { free (this); } else { puts ("Response not recognized; 'n' assumed."); free (this); } } PRIVATE void analyze_text_command (void) { point p; element *pm; done *this; char code[8]; if (sscanf (command_line, "%*s %i,%i", &p.x, &p.y) != 2) { puts ("Can't analyze text command."); return; } this = (done *) malloc (sizeof (done)); if (this == NULL) error ("Out of memory"); pm = node_at (p); if (pm != NULL) { this->tag = NODE_EDIT; this->next = first_done; this->n = pm->u.n; /* record the old node */ this->e = pm; first_done = this; edit_text (pm); regenerate_and_process (); return; } this->tag = NODE_CREATE; append (deftext, NULL, "y", sizeof (deftext)); command_line = Readline ("create new text (y/n)? "); sscanf (command_line, "%7s", code); if (code[0] == 'y') { pm = (element *) malloc (sizeof (element)); if (pm == NULL) error ("Out of memory"); pm->tag = NODE; pm->u.n.tag = TEXT; pm->u.n.at = p; pm->u.n.code[0] = '\0'; if (insert_node (pm)) { puts ("There is already a course box, mini, or text at that location."); free (pm); free (this); return; } this->next = first_done; this->p = p; /* record coordinates of new node */ first_done = this; edit_text (pm); regenerate_and_process (); } else if (code[0] == 'n') { free (this); } else { puts ("Response not recognized; 'n' assumed."); free (this); } } PRIVATE void analyze_arrow_command (void) { point p0, p1; element *n0, *n1; element *pa; done *this; if (sscanf (command_line, "%*s %i,%i,%i,%i", &p0.x, &p0.y, &p1.x, &p1.y) != 4) { puts ("Can't analyze arrow command."); return; } n0 = node_at (p0); if (n0 == NULL) { puts ("There is no course box, mini, or text at the source location."); return; } n1 = node_at (p1); if (n1 == NULL) { puts ("There is no course box, mini, or text at the target location."); return; } this = (done *) malloc (sizeof (done)); if (this == NULL) error ("Out of memory"); pa = first_arrow; while (pa != NULL && !(pa->u.a.source == n0 && pa->u.a.target == n1)) pa = pa->next; if (pa != NULL) { this->tag = ARROW_EDIT; this->next = first_done; this->a = pa->u.a; /* record the old arrow */ this->e = pa; first_done = this; edit_arrow (pa); regenerate_and_process (); } else { char code[8]; this->tag = ARROW_CREATE; append (deftext, NULL, "y", sizeof (deftext)); command_line = Readline ("create new arrow (y/n)? "); sscanf (command_line, "%7s", code); if (code[0] == 'y') { pa = (element *) malloc (sizeof (element)); if (pa == NULL) error ("Out of memory"); pa->tag = ARROW; pa->u.a.source = n0; pa->u.a.target = n1; pa->u.a.tag = PREREQ; pa->u.a.curvature = -1; /* default curvature */ insert_arrow (pa); this->next = first_done; this->a = pa->u.a; /* record arrow */ first_done = this; edit_arrow (pa); regenerate_and_process (); } else if (code[0] == 'n') { free (this); } else { puts ("Response not recognized; 'n' assumed."); free (this); } } } PRIVATE void analyze_grid_command (void) { char code[8]; if (sscanf (command_line, "%*s %7s", code) != 1) { if (grid) append (deftext, NULL, "n", sizeof (deftext)); else append (deftext, NULL, "y", sizeof (deftext)); command_line = Readline ("grid (y/n)? "); sscanf (command_line, "%7s", code); } if (code[0] == 'y') grid = true; else if (code[0] == 'n') grid = false; else { puts ("Response not recognized; 'y' assumed."); grid = true; } regenerate_and_process (); } PRIVATE void analyze_file_command (void) { puts ("This command is no longer supported."); } PRIVATE void backup (void) { char code[8]; append (deftext, NULL, "y", sizeof (deftext)); command_line = Readline ("Overwrite current backup file (y/n)? "); sscanf (command_line, "%7s", code); if (code[0] != 'y') return; backup_tex_file = fopen (backup_filename, "w"); if (backup_tex_file == NULL) { puts ("Can't open backup file."); return; } copy (tex_file, backup_tex_file); fclose (backup_tex_file); printf ("Backed up to %s.\n", backup_filename); } PRIVATE void restore (void) { char code[8]; backup_tex_file = fopen (backup_filename, "r"); if (backup_tex_file == NULL) { puts ("Can't open backup file."); return; } append (deftext, NULL, "y", sizeof (deftext)); command_line = Readline ("Delete current TeX file and restore from backup (y/n)? "); sscanf (command_line, "%7s", code); if (code[0] != 'y') return; fclose (tex_file); tex_file = fopen (chartfilename, "w+"); rewind (tex_file); copy (backup_tex_file, tex_file); fflush (tex_file); fclose (backup_tex_file); close_files(); free_lists(); grid = false; analyze_tex_file (); regenerate_and_process (); } PRIVATE void quit (void) { char code[8]; if (first_cut) { append (deftext, NULL, "y", sizeof (deftext)); command_line = Readline ("Warning: there are unpasted cuts; continue (y/n)? "); sscanf (command_line, "%7s", code); if (code[0] != 'y') return; } # ifdef HAVE_LIBEDITLINE history_end (hist); el_end (el); # endif grid = false; puts("Turning off coordinate grid."); regenerate_and_process (); exit (0); } PRIVATE void help (void) { puts (""); puts (" command: effect:"); puts (""); puts (" file> box x,y [create and] edit course box at x,y"); puts (" file> mini x,y [create and] edit mini course at x,y"); puts (" file> text x,y [create and] edit text centered at x,y"); puts (" file> arrow x0,y0,x1,y1 [create and] edit arrow from x0,y0 to x1,y1"); puts (" file> cut x,y ... (temporarily) remove box, mini, or text at x,y"); puts (" file> paste x,y re-insert last cut box, mini, or text at x,y"); puts (" file> xchange x0,y0 x1,y1 exchange elements at x0,y0 and x1,y1"); puts (" file> delete [x,y | x0,y0:x1,y1 | x0,y0,x1,y1] ... remove specified elements/arrows"); puts (" file> undo undo most recent editing command"); puts (" file> shift [-]n x0,y0[:x1,y1] ... move [specified] elements n units right [left]"); puts (" file> raise [-]n x0,y0[:x1,y1] ... move [specified] elements n units up [down]"); puts (" file> ! | write save to file.tex and process (with pdflatex)"); puts (" file> quit | exit | x | ^D turn off grid, save, process, and exit"); puts (" file> !cmd execute shell command cmd, then re-load"); puts (" file> Backup copy file.tex to .file.tex"); puts (" file> Restore restore from .file.tex"); puts (" file> grid [y/n] turn on/off coordinate-grid background"); puts (" file> help | ? print this summary"); puts (""); puts ("Append \";\" to commands to suppress usual save-and-process."); puts(""); } PRIVATE void analyze_user_command (void) { char command[COMMAND_LEN + 1] = {'\0'}; sscanf (command_line, "%63s", command); if (prefix (command, "write")) { reprocess = true; regenerate_and_process (); } else if (prefix (command, "shift")) shift (); else if (prefix (command, "raise")) Raise (); else if (prefix (command, "cut")) analyze_cut_command (); else if (prefix (command, "delete")) analyze_delete_command (); else if (prefix (command, "undo")) { undo (); regenerate_and_process (); } else if (prefix (command, "paste")) analyze_paste_command (); else if (prefix (command, "xchange")) analyze_xchange_command (); else if (prefix (command, "box")) analyze_box_command (); else if (prefix (command, "mini")) analyze_mini_command (); else if (prefix (command, "text")) analyze_text_command (); else if (prefix (command, "arrow")) analyze_arrow_command (); else if (prefix (command, "quit") || prefix (command, "exit") || prefix (command, "x")) { quit (); } else if (prefix (command, "grid")) analyze_grid_command (); else if (prefix (command, "file")) analyze_file_command (); else if (command[0] == '!') { clp = command_line; while (isspace (*clp)) clp++; clp++; /* ! */ while (isspace (*clp)) clp++; if (*clp == '\0') { reprocess = true; regenerate_and_process (); } else { execute_shell_command (); } } else if (prefix (command, "Backup")) backup (); else if (prefix (command, "Restore")) restore (); else if (prefix (command, "help")) help (); else if (command[0] == '?') help (); else { puts ("Command not recognized."); help (); } } void process_commands(void) { # ifdef HAVE_LIBREADLINE char prompt[FILE_LEN + 8] = {'\0'}; char *prompt_n = prompt; rl_startup_hook = set_deftext; append (prompt, &prompt_n, chartfilename, sizeof (prompt)); prompt_n = prompt_n - 4; *prompt_n = '\0'; /* suppress ".tex" */ append (prompt, &prompt_n, "> ", sizeof (prompt)); # else el_set (el, EL_PROMPT, &prompt_f); deftext[0] = '\0'; # endif help (); do { # ifdef HAVE_LIBREADLINE command_line = Readline (prompt); # else int command_line_n; prompt[0] = '\0'; prompt_n = prompt; append (prompt, &prompt_n, chartfilename, sizeof (prompt)); prompt_n = prompt_n - 4; *prompt_n = '\0'; /* suppress ".tex" */ append (prompt, &prompt_n, "> ", sizeof (prompt)); command_line = (char *) el_gets (el, &command_line_n); # endif if (command_line == NULL) /* EOF */ { putchar ('\n'); quit(); } # ifdef HAVE_LIBREADLINE if (command_line[0] != '\0') # else if (command_line[0] != '\n') # endif { # ifdef HAVE_LIBREADLINE add_history (command_line); # else history(hist, &ev, H_ENTER, command_line); command_line_n--; command_line[command_line_n] = '\0'; # endif reprocess = true; if (suffix(";", command_line)) { /* suppress possible regeneration and processing after this command */ reprocess = false; # ifdef HAVE_LIBREADLINE command_line[strlen(command_line) - 1] = '\0'; # else command_line[command_line_n - 1] = '\0'; # endif } analyze_user_command (); } } while (true); /* exit via call to exit or error() */ } prerex-6.5.3/prerex-6.5.2/prerex.h0000644000123700002140000001602712226371666014642 0ustar rdtrdt/* prerex.h -- header file for an interactive editor of prerequisite-chart descriptions Copyright (c) 2005-13 R. D. Tennent School of Computing, Queen's University, rdt@cs.queensu.ca This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA. */ # include "config.h" # include # include # include # include # include # include # ifdef HAVE_LIBREADLINE # include # include # else # include # include # endif # include # include # include # include # include # include # define bool _Bool # define true 1 # define false 0 # define LINE_LEN 1023 # define FILE_LEN 127 # define COMMAND_LEN 63 # define CODE_LEN 31 # define TITLE_LEN 127 # define TIMETABLE_LEN 31 # define COLOR_LEN 31 # define KILL_WAIT 4 /* number of seconds to wait before killing PDFVIEWER */ # define PRIVATE static typedef int coord; typedef struct point { coord x, y; } point; typedef enum req_opt_type { NEITHER, REQ, OPT} req_opt_type; typedef struct box { bool half; req_opt_type req_opt; char title[TITLE_LEN + 1]; char timetable[TIMETABLE_LEN + 1]; char color[COLOR_LEN +1]; /* null string for default color */ } box; typedef enum triv_type { TRIV } triv_type; typedef struct mini { triv_type t; } mini; typedef struct text { char txt[LINE_LEN+1]; } text; typedef char CourseCode[CODE_LEN + 1]; typedef enum node_type { BOX, MINI, TEXT } node_type; typedef struct node { point at; CourseCode code; node_type tag; union { box b; mini m; text t; } u; } node; typedef struct element *element_ptr; typedef enum arrow_type { PREREQ, COREQ, RECOMM } arrow_type; typedef struct arrow { element_ptr source, target; coord curvature; /* a negative value denotes the default curvature */ arrow_type tag; } arrow; typedef enum element_type { NODE, ARROW } element_type; typedef struct element { element_ptr next; /* to next element of linked list */ element_type tag; union { node n; arrow a; } u; } element; typedef struct done *done_ptr; /* declarations to support undo commands */ typedef enum done_type { NODE_CREATE, NODE_EDIT, NODE_DELETE, NODE_SHIFT, NODE_RAISE, ARROW_CREATE, ARROW_EDIT, ARROW_DELETE, SHIFT_ALL, RAISE_ALL, CUT, PASTE, COMPOSITE } done_type; typedef struct done { done_ptr next; done_type tag; int i; node n; arrow a; point p; element_ptr e; } done; /******************************************************************************************/ /* */ /* defined in utils.c: */ /* */ /******************************************************************************************/ extern size_t append (char *dst, char **offset, const char *src, size_t n); /* Copies src to *offset and updates *offset accordingly (if possible). * Assumes *offset is dst if offset == NULL. * The src string must be null-terminated. * Execution aborts unless **offset == '\0'. * Returns (original offset - dst) + strlen(src); if >= n, the string was truncated. */ extern bool prefix (const char *cs, const char *ct); /* is string cs[] a prefix of ct[]? */ extern bool suffix (const char *cs, const char *ct); /* is string cs[] a suffix of ct[]? */ extern void error (char msg[]); /* abort with stderr message msg */ extern void copy (FILE * f, FILE * g); extern bool inrange ( coord x, coord x0, coord x1); /* is coordinate x in the range x0:x1? */ /******************************************************************************************/ /* */ /* defined in prerex.c: */ /* */ /******************************************************************************************/ # ifdef HAVE_LIBEDIT extern EditLine *el; extern History *hist; extern HistEvent ev; # endif extern bool grid; /* should the background grid be enabled? */ extern bool reprocess; /* should the tex file be re-processed after the current command? */ extern char chartfilename[FILE_LEN]; extern char *chartfilename_n; extern char backup_filename[FILE_LEN + 1]; extern char *backup_filename_n; extern FILE *tex_file; extern FILE *backup_tex_file; extern void regenerate_and_process (void); /* internal rep. -> tex file -> pdf file */ /******************************************************************************************/ /* */ /* defined in inout.c: */ /* */ /******************************************************************************************/ extern element *first_node; extern bool insert_node (element * pc); extern element *first_arrow; extern bool insert_arrow (element * pa); extern bool eq (point p, point q); /* p == q ? */ extern element *node_at (point p); extern void analyze_tex_file (void); /* tex file -> internal representation */ extern void regenerate_tex_file (void); /* internal representation -> tex file */ extern void close_files (void); /******************************************************************************************/ /* */ /* defined in edit.c: */ /* */ /******************************************************************************************/ extern char deftext[LINE_LEN]; /* buffer for default input */ # ifdef HAVE_LIBREADLINE extern int set_deftext (void); /* used by readline to output defaults */ # else extern char * prompt_f (void); /* used to output prompts */ # endif extern char * Readline ( char * str ); extern void process_commands (void); /* command-processing loop */ prerex-6.5.3/prerex-6.5.2/README0000644000123700002140000000170012015312742014016 0ustar rdtrdtPrerex is an interactive program for editing prerequisite-chart descriptions in the prerex format. The user does not normally have to be familiar with details of the format. The editor supports add, remove, cut-and-paste, and edit operations on diagram elements, and horizontal or vertical shifts of a list of specified elements, all the elements in a rectangular region, or the entire diagram. The edited diagram may be saved, re-processed, and viewed in a PDF viewer, without exiting the editor. The effects of editing operations may be observed in any PDF viewer. The "vprerex" (visual prerex) application (not included here) is a graphical front-end and viewer for the prerex editor. 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If the program is interactive, make it output a short notice like this when it starts in an interactive mode: Gnomovision version 69, Copyright (C) year name of author Gnomovision comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY; for details type `show w'. This is free software, and you are welcome to redistribute it under certain conditions; type `show c' for details. The hypothetical commands `show w' and `show c' should show the appropriate parts of the General Public License. Of course, the commands you use may be called something other than `show w' and `show c'; they could even be mouse-clicks or menu items--whatever suits your program. You should also get your employer (if you work as a programmer) or your school, if any, to sign a "copyright disclaimer" for the program, if necessary. Here is a sample; alter the names: Yoyodyne, Inc., hereby disclaims all copyright interest in the program `Gnomovision' (which makes passes at compilers) written by James Hacker. , 1 April 1989 Ty Coon, President of Vice This General Public License does not permit incorporating your program into proprietary programs. If your program is a subroutine library, you may consider it more useful to permit linking proprietary applications with the library. If this is what you want to do, use the GNU Library General Public License instead of this License. prerex-6.5.3/prerex-6.5.2/utils.c0000644000123700002140000000627511757235347014477 0ustar rdtrdt /* utils.c -- utilities for interactive editor of prerequisite-chart descriptions Copyright (C) 2005 - 2012 R. D. Tennent School of Computing, Queen's University, rdt@cs.queensu.ca This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA. */ # include "prerex.h" void error (char msg[]) /* abort with stderr message msg */ { fprintf (stderr, "Error: %s\n", msg); # ifdef HAVE_LIBEDIT history_end (hist); el_end (el); # endif exit (EXIT_FAILURE); } size_t append (char *dst, char **offset, const char *src, size_t n) /* Copies src to *offset and updates *offset accordingly (if possible). * Assumes *offset is dst if offset == NULL. * Execution aborts if **offset != '\0'. The src string must be null-terminated. * Returns (original offset - dst) + strlen(src); if >= n, the string was truncated. */ { const char *s = src; char *d; char *off_orig = ( offset != NULL ? *offset : dst ); d = off_orig; if (*d != '\0') { char msg[LINE_LEN + 24] = {'\0'}; char *msg_n = msg; append (msg, &msg_n, "\nNull character expected at offset specified for string ", sizeof (msg)); append (msg, &msg_n, src, sizeof (msg)); error (msg); } n = n - 1 - (off_orig - dst); /* number of available slots (leaving room for \0) */ while (n > 0 && *s != '\0') { *d = *s; /* copy non-null character */ d++; s++; n--; } *d = '\0'; /* null-terminate */ if (offset != NULL) *offset = d; /* update *offset (if possible) */ while (*s != '\0') /* traverse rest of src */ s++; return (off_orig - dst) + (s - src); /* length of the untruncated string */ } bool prefix (const char *cs, const char *ct) /* is string cs[] a prefix of ct[]? */ { char *pcs = (char *) cs; char *pct = (char *) ct; while (*pcs != '\0') { if (*pcs != *pct) return false; pcs++; pct++; } return true; } bool suffix (const char *cs, const char *ct) /* is string cs[] a suffix of ct[]? */ { char *pcs = (char *) cs; char *pct = (char *) ct + strlen (ct) - strlen (cs); while (*pcs != '\0') { if (*pct != *pcs) return false; pcs++; pct++; } return true; } void copy (FILE * f, FILE * g) { int c; fflush (f); rewind (f); c = getc (f); while (c != EOF) { putc (c, g); c = getc (f); } } bool inrange (coord x, coord x0, coord x1) /* is coordinate x in the range x0:x1? */ { # define min(x,y) (x < y ? x : y) # define max(x,y) (x < y ? y : x) return x >= min(x0, x1) && x <= max(x0, x1) ; } prerex-6.5.3/prerex-6.5.2/inout.c0000644000123700002140000005142212035672622014456 0ustar rdtrdt/* inout.c -- input/output module for interactive editor of prerequisite-chart descriptions Copyright (c) 2005-12 R. D. Tennent School of Computing, Queen's University, rdt@cs.queensu.ca This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA. */ # include "prerex.h" element *first_node; element *first_arrow; PRIVATE char line[LINE_LEN]; PRIVATE char *lp; /* pointer into line */ PRIVATE char *cp; /* pointer into text fields */ PRIVATE FILE *pretext, /* whatever is in the tex_file before the chart */ *posttext, /* whatever is in the tex_file after the chart */ *comments; /* comment lines in the chart environment */ PRIVATE bool gt (point p, point q) /* ordering on boxes: top-to-bottom, left-to-right */ { return (p.y > q.y || (p.y == q.y && p.x < q.x)); } bool eq (point p, point q) { return (p.x == q.x && p.y == q.y); } bool insert_node (element * pn) { element *p; element **pp; /* ordered list */ p = first_node; pp = &(first_node); while ((p != NULL) && gt (p->u.n.at, pn->u.n.at)) { pp = &(p->next); p = p->next; } if ((p != NULL) && eq (p->u.n.at, pn->u.n.at)) { /* node at that point already */ return true; } *pp = pn; pn->next = p; return false; } /* insert_node */ element * node_at (point p) { element *pn = first_node; while (pn != NULL && !eq (p, pn->u.n.at)) pn = pn->next; return pn; } bool insert_arrow (element * pa) { element *p; if (pa->u.a.source == NULL) return true; if (pa->u.a.target == NULL) return true; /* is the arrow already in the list? */ p = first_arrow; while (p != NULL && (p->u.a.target != pa->u.a.target || p->u.a.source != pa->u.a.source)) { p = p->next; } if (p != NULL) return true; pa->next = first_arrow; first_arrow = pa; return false; } /*insert_arrow */ PRIVATE coord read_coord (void) { coord c; while (!isdigit (*lp) && *lp != '-') lp++; c = atoi (lp); if (*lp == '-') lp++; while (isdigit (*lp)) lp++; return c; } PRIVATE point read_point (void) { point pnt; pnt.x = read_coord (); pnt.y = read_coord (); return pnt; } PRIVATE void read_textfield (char *limit) { /* use recursion to allow for nested { ... } */ if (lp >= &line[LINE_LEN]) error ("Missing }."); while (*lp != '}') { *cp = *lp; if (*lp == '{') { /* nested {...} */ cp++; lp++; read_textfield (limit); *cp = *lp; /* '}' */ } cp++; lp++; if (lp >= &line[LINE_LEN]) error ("Missing }."); if (cp >= limit) { puts (line); error ("Text-field too long."); } } } PRIVATE void read_bracketed_textfield (char *limit) { while (*lp != '{') { lp++; if (lp >= &line[LINE_LEN]) error ("Missing {."); } lp++; /* '{' */ read_textfield (limit); lp++; /* '}' */ if (cp >= limit) { puts (line); error ("Text-field too long."); } *cp = '\0'; } PRIVATE void analyze_halfcourse (bool color) { element *c; c = (element *) malloc (sizeof (element)); if (c == NULL) error ("Out of memory."); c->tag = NODE; c->u.n.tag = BOX; lp = &line[10]; c->u.n.u.b.req_opt = NEITHER; c->u.n.u.b.half = true; c->u.n.at = read_point (); cp = &(c->u.n.code[0]); read_bracketed_textfield (&(c->u.n.code[CODE_LEN])); cp = &(c->u.n.u.b.title[0]); read_bracketed_textfield (&(c->u.n.u.b.title[TITLE_LEN])); cp = &(c->u.n.u.b.timetable[0]); read_bracketed_textfield (&(c->u.n.u.b.timetable[TIMETABLE_LEN])); cp = &(c->u.n.u.b.color[0]); if (color) { read_bracketed_textfield (&(c->u.n.u.b.color[COLOR_LEN])); } else *cp = '\0'; if (insert_node (c)) { printf ("More than one node at %i,%i; only the first will be used.\n", c->u.n.at.x, c->u.n.at.y); free (c); } } PRIVATE void analyze_reqhalfcourse (bool color) { element *c; c = (element *) malloc (sizeof (element)); if (c == NULL) error ("Out of memory."); c->tag = NODE; c->u.n.tag = BOX; lp = &line[13]; c->u.n.u.b.req_opt = REQ; c->u.n.u.b.half = true; c->u.n.at = read_point (); cp = &(c->u.n.code[0]); read_bracketed_textfield (&(c->u.n.code[CODE_LEN])); cp = &(c->u.n.u.b.title[0]); read_bracketed_textfield (&(c->u.n.u.b.title[TITLE_LEN])); cp = &(c->u.n.u.b.timetable[0]); read_bracketed_textfield (&(c->u.n.u.b.timetable[TIMETABLE_LEN])); cp = &(c->u.n.u.b.color[0]); if (color) { read_bracketed_textfield (&(c->u.n.u.b.color[COLOR_LEN])); } else *cp = '\0'; if (insert_node (c)) { printf ("More than one node at %i,%i; only the first will be used.\n", c->u.n.at.x, c->u.n.at.y); free (c); } } PRIVATE void analyze_opthalfcourse (bool color) { element *c; c = (element *) malloc (sizeof (element)); if (c == NULL) error ("Out of memory."); c->tag = NODE; c->u.n.tag = BOX; lp = &line[13]; c->u.n.u.b.req_opt = OPT; c->u.n.u.b.half = true; c->u.n.at = read_point (); cp = &(c->u.n.code[0]); read_bracketed_textfield (&(c->u.n.code[CODE_LEN])); cp = &(c->u.n.u.b.title[0]); read_bracketed_textfield (&(c->u.n.u.b.title[TITLE_LEN])); cp = &(c->u.n.u.b.timetable[0]); read_bracketed_textfield (&(c->u.n.u.b.timetable[TIMETABLE_LEN])); cp = &(c->u.n.u.b.color[0]); if (color) { read_bracketed_textfield (&(c->u.n.u.b.color[COLOR_LEN])); } else *cp = '\0'; if (insert_node (c)) { printf ("More than one node at %i,%i; only the first will be used.\n", c->u.n.at.x, c->u.n.at.y); free (c); } } PRIVATE void analyze_fullcourse (bool color) { element *c; c = (element *) malloc (sizeof (element)); if (c == NULL) error ("Out of memory."); c->tag = NODE; c->u.n.tag = BOX; lp = &line[10]; c->u.n.u.b.req_opt = NEITHER; c->u.n.u.b.half = false; c->u.n.at = read_point (); cp = &(c->u.n.code[0]); read_bracketed_textfield (&(c->u.n.code[CODE_LEN])); cp = &(c->u.n.u.b.title[0]); read_bracketed_textfield (&(c->u.n.u.b.title[TITLE_LEN])); cp = &(c->u.n.u.b.timetable[0]); read_bracketed_textfield (&(c->u.n.u.b.timetable[TIMETABLE_LEN])); cp = &(c->u.n.u.b.color[0]); if (color) { read_bracketed_textfield (&(c->u.n.u.b.color[COLOR_LEN])); } else *cp = '\0'; if (insert_node (c)) { printf ("More than one node at %i,%i; only the first will be used.\n", c->u.n.at.x, c->u.n.at.y); free (c); } } PRIVATE void analyze_reqfullcourse (bool color) { element *c; c = (element *) malloc (sizeof (element)); if (c == NULL) error ("Out of memory."); c->tag = NODE; c->u.n.tag = BOX; lp = &line[13]; c->u.n.u.b.req_opt = REQ; c->u.n.u.b.half = false; c->u.n.at = read_point (); cp = &(c->u.n.code[0]); read_bracketed_textfield (&(c->u.n.code[CODE_LEN])); cp = &(c->u.n.u.b.title[0]); read_bracketed_textfield (&(c->u.n.u.b.title[TITLE_LEN])); cp = &(c->u.n.u.b.timetable[0]); read_bracketed_textfield (&(c->u.n.u.b.timetable[TIMETABLE_LEN])); cp = &(c->u.n.u.b.color[0]); if (color) { read_bracketed_textfield (&(c->u.n.u.b.color[COLOR_LEN])); } else *cp = '\0'; if (insert_node (c)) { printf ("More than one node at %i,%i; only the first will be used.\n", c->u.n.at.x, c->u.n.at.y); free (c); } } PRIVATE void analyze_optfullcourse (bool color) { element *c; c = (element *) malloc (sizeof (element)); if (c == NULL) error ("Out of memory."); c->tag = NODE; c->u.n.tag = BOX; lp = &line[13]; c->u.n.u.b.req_opt = OPT; c->u.n.u.b.half = false; c->u.n.at = read_point (); cp = &(c->u.n.code[0]); read_bracketed_textfield (&(c->u.n.code[CODE_LEN])); cp = &(c->u.n.u.b.title[0]); read_bracketed_textfield (&(c->u.n.u.b.title[TITLE_LEN])); cp = &(c->u.n.u.b.timetable[0]); read_bracketed_textfield (&(c->u.n.u.b.timetable[TIMETABLE_LEN])); cp = &(c->u.n.u.b.color[0]); if (color) { read_bracketed_textfield (&(c->u.n.u.b.color[COLOR_LEN])); } else *cp = '\0'; if (insert_node (c)) { printf ("More than one node at %i,%i; only the first will be used.\n", c->u.n.at.x, c->u.n.at.y); free (c); } } PRIVATE void analyze_mini (void) { element *m; m = (element *) malloc (sizeof (element)); if (m == NULL) error ("Out of memory."); m->tag = NODE; m->u.n.tag = MINI; lp = &line[4]; m->u.n.at = read_point (); cp = &(m->u.n.code[0]); read_bracketed_textfield (&(m->u.n.code[CODE_LEN])); if (insert_node (m)) { printf ("More than one node at %i,%i; only the first will be used.\n", m->u.n.at.x, m->u.n.at.y); free (m); } } PRIVATE void analyze_text (void) { element *m; m = (element *) malloc (sizeof (element)); if (m == NULL) error ("Out of memory."); m->tag = NODE; m->u.n.tag = TEXT; lp = &line[4]; m->u.n.at = read_point (); m->u.n.code[0] = '\0'; cp = &(m->u.n.u.t.txt[0]); read_bracketed_textfield (&(m->u.n.u.t.txt[LINE_LEN])); if (insert_node (m)) { printf ("More than one node at %i,%i; only the first will be used.\n", m->u.n.at.x, m->u.n.at.y); free (m); } } PRIVATE void analyze_prereqc (void) { element *a; a = (element *) malloc (sizeof (element)); if (a == NULL) error ("Out of memory."); a->tag = ARROW; a->u.a.tag = PREREQ; lp = &line[7]; a->u.a.source = node_at (read_point ()); a->u.a.target = node_at (read_point ()); a->u.a.curvature = read_coord (); if (a->u.a.curvature > 100) a->u.a.curvature = -1; if (insert_arrow (a)) { puts ("Arrow source or target don't exist, or more than one arrow with the same source and target."); free (a); } } PRIVATE void analyze_prereq (void) { element *a; a = (element *) malloc (sizeof (element)); if (a == NULL) error ("Out of memory."); a->tag = ARROW; a->u.a.tag = PREREQ; a->u.a.curvature = -1; lp = &line[6]; a->u.a.source = node_at (read_point ()); a->u.a.target = node_at (read_point ()); if (insert_arrow (a)) { puts ("Arrow source or target don't exist, or more than one arrow with the same source and target."); free (a); } } PRIVATE void analyze_coreq (void) { element *a; a = (element *) malloc (sizeof (element)); if (a == NULL) error ("Out of memory."); a->tag = ARROW; a->u.a.tag = COREQ; a->u.a.curvature = -1; lp = &line[6]; a->u.a.source = node_at (read_point ()); a->u.a.target = node_at (read_point ()); if (insert_arrow (a)) { puts ("Arrow source or target don't exist, or more than one arrow with the same source and target."); free (a); } } PRIVATE void analyze_coreqc (void) { element *a; a = (element *) malloc (sizeof (element)); if (a == NULL) error ("Out of memory."); a->tag = ARROW; a->u.a.tag = COREQ; lp = &line[7]; a->u.a.source = node_at (read_point ()); a->u.a.target = node_at (read_point ()); a->u.a.curvature = read_coord (); if (a->u.a.curvature > 100) a->u.a.curvature = -1; if (insert_arrow (a)) { puts ("Arrow source or target don't exist, or more than one arrow with the same source and target."); free (a); } } PRIVATE void analyze_recomm (void) { element *a; a = (element *) malloc (sizeof (element)); if (a == NULL) error ("Out of memory."); a->tag = ARROW; a->u.a.tag = RECOMM; a->u.a.curvature = -1; lp = &line[6]; a->u.a.source = node_at (read_point ()); a->u.a.target = node_at (read_point ()); if (insert_arrow (a)) { puts ("Arrow source or target don't exist, or more than one arrow with the same source and target."); free (a); } } PRIVATE void analyze_recommc (void) { element *a; a = (element *) malloc (sizeof (element)); if (a == NULL) error ("Out of memory."); a->tag = ARROW; a->u.a.tag = RECOMM; lp = &line[7]; a->u.a.source = node_at (read_point ()); a->u.a.target = node_at (read_point ()); a->u.a.curvature = read_coord (); if (a->u.a.curvature > 100) a->u.a.curvature = -1; if (insert_arrow (a)) { puts ("Arrow source or target don't exist, or more than one arrow with the same source and target."); free (a); } } PRIVATE bool analyze_tex_command (void) { if (fgets (line, LINE_LEN, tex_file) == NULL) error ("Can't read LaTeX command."); if (prefix ("halfcoursec", line)) analyze_halfcourse (true); else if (prefix ("reqhalfcoursec", line)) analyze_reqhalfcourse (true); else if (prefix ("opthalfcoursec", line)) analyze_opthalfcourse (true); else if (prefix ("fullcoursec", line)) analyze_fullcourse (true); else if (prefix ("reqfullcoursec", line)) analyze_reqfullcourse (true); else if (prefix ("optfullcoursec", line)) analyze_optfullcourse (true); else if (prefix ("halfcourse", line)) analyze_halfcourse (false); else if (prefix ("reqhalfcourse", line)) analyze_reqhalfcourse (false); else if (prefix ("opthalfcourse", line)) analyze_opthalfcourse (false); else if (prefix ("fullcourse", line)) analyze_fullcourse (false); else if (prefix ("reqfullcourse", line)) analyze_reqfullcourse (false); else if (prefix ("optfullcourse", line)) analyze_optfullcourse (false); else if (prefix ("mini", line)) analyze_mini (); else if (prefix ("text", line)) analyze_text (); else if (prefix ("prereqc", line)) analyze_prereqc (); else if (prefix ("prereq", line)) analyze_prereq (); else if (prefix ("coreqc", line)) analyze_coreqc (); else if (prefix ("coreq", line)) analyze_coreq (); else if (prefix ("recommc", line)) analyze_recommc (); else if (prefix ("recomm", line)) analyze_recomm (); else if (prefix ("grid", line)) grid = true; else if (prefix ("end{chart}", line)) { return true; } else { char msg[LINE_LEN + 24] = {'\0'}; char *msg_n = msg; append (msg, &msg_n, "Illegal command:\n ", sizeof (msg)); append (msg, &msg_n, line, sizeof (msg)); error (msg); } return false; } void close_files (void) { fclose (pretext); fclose (posttext); fclose (comments); } void analyze_tex_file (void) /* tex file -> internal representation */ { int ch; bool flag; /* chart detected? */ pretext = tmpfile (); posttext = tmpfile (); comments = tmpfile (); first_node = NULL; first_arrow = NULL; fflush (tex_file); rewind (tex_file); printf ("Analyzing %s.\n", chartfilename); ch = getc (tex_file); while (ch != EOF) { if (ch == '\\') { fgets (line, LINE_LEN, tex_file); flag = prefix ("begin{chart}", line); putc ('\\', pretext); fputs (line, pretext); if (flag) { do { ch = getc (tex_file);} while (isspace (ch)); while (true) { if (ch == '\\') { if (analyze_tex_command ()) { fprintf (posttext, "%s\n", "\\end{chart}"); break; } } else if (ch == '%') { fgets (line, LINE_LEN, tex_file); putc ('%', comments); fputs (line, comments); } else error ("Unexpected 1st non-whitespace character in line."); do { ch = getc (tex_file);} while (isspace (ch)); } ch = getc (tex_file); while (ch != EOF) { putc (ch, posttext); ch = getc (tex_file); } } } else { putc (ch, pretext); } ch = getc (tex_file); } } /* analyze_tex_file */ PRIVATE void output_node (element * p) { if (p->u.n.tag == BOX) { putc ('\\', tex_file); if (p->u.n.u.b.req_opt == REQ) fprintf (tex_file, "req"); else if (p->u.n.u.b.req_opt == OPT) fprintf (tex_file, "opt"); if (p->u.n.u.b.half) { fprintf (tex_file, "halfcourse"); } else { fprintf (tex_file, "fullcourse"); } if (p->u.n.u.b.color[0] == '\0') fprintf (tex_file, " %i,%i:{%s}{%s}{%s}\n", p->u.n.at.x, p->u.n.at.y, p->u.n.code, p->u.n.u.b.title, p->u.n.u.b.timetable); else fprintf (tex_file, "c %i,%i:{%s}{%s}{%s}{%s}\n", p->u.n.at.x, p->u.n.at.y, p->u.n.code, p->u.n.u.b.title, p->u.n.u.b.timetable, p->u.n.u.b.color); } else if (p->u.n.tag == MINI) { fprintf (tex_file, "\\mini %i,%i:{%s}\n", p->u.n.at.x, p->u.n.at.y, p->u.n.code); } else if (p->u.n.tag == TEXT) { fprintf (tex_file, "\\text %i,%i:{%s}\n", p->u.n.at.x, p->u.n.at.y, p->u.n.u.t.txt); } else error ("Undefined node type."); } PRIVATE void output_arrow (element * p) { switch (p->u.a.tag) { case PREREQ: if (p->u.a.curvature < 0) { fprintf (tex_file, " \\prereq %i,%i,%i,%i:\n", p->u.a.source->u.n.at.x, p->u.a.source->u.n.at.y, p->u.a.target->u.n.at.x, p->u.a.target->u.n.at.y); } else { fprintf (tex_file, " \\prereqc %i,%i,%i,%i;%i:\n", p->u.a.source->u.n.at.x, p->u.a.source->u.n.at.y, p->u.a.target->u.n.at.x, p->u.a.target->u.n.at.y, p->u.a.curvature); } break; case COREQ: if (p->u.a.curvature < 0) { fprintf (tex_file, " \\coreq %i,%i,%i,%i:\n", p->u.a.source->u.n.at.x, p->u.a.source->u.n.at.y, p->u.a.target->u.n.at.x, p->u.a.target->u.n.at.y); } else { fprintf (tex_file, " \\coreqc %i,%i,%i,%i;%i:\n", p->u.a.source->u.n.at.x, p->u.a.source->u.n.at.y, p->u.a.target->u.n.at.x, p->u.a.target->u.n.at.y, p->u.a.curvature); } break; case RECOMM: if (p->u.a.curvature < 0) { fprintf (tex_file, " \\recomm %i,%i,%i,%i:\n", p->u.a.source->u.n.at.x, p->u.a.source->u.n.at.y, p->u.a.target->u.n.at.x, p->u.a.target->u.n.at.y); } else { fprintf (tex_file, " \\recommc %i,%i,%i,%i;%i:\n", p->u.a.source->u.n.at.x, p->u.a.source->u.n.at.y, p->u.a.target->u.n.at.x, p->u.a.target->u.n.at.y, p->u.a.curvature); } break; default: error ("Undefined arrow kind."); } } PRIVATE void merge_lists (void) { /* Output nodes in order (top-to-bottom, left-to-right). For each node, search for and output every arrow that targets that node, provided its source node has already been output. After output of an arrow, remove it from the arrow list and save it on the save_arrow list; the remaining arrows haven't yet been output. After output of all the nodes as above, process the remaining arrows, verifying that their sources/targets haven't been cut or deleted. Then restore the saved arrows. */ element *fn = first_node; element *fa, **ffa; element *save_arrow = NULL; /* arrows already output */ while (fn != NULL) { output_node (fn); ffa = &first_arrow; fa = first_arrow; while (fa != NULL) { if (fa->u.a.target == fn) { element *ffn = first_node; /* verify that a source node has already been output: */ while (ffn != fn && ffn != fa->u.a.source) { ffn = ffn->next; } if (ffn == fn) { /* source node not yet output; defer arrow output */ ffa = &(fa->next); fa = fa->next; break; } output_arrow (fa); /* move arrow to save_arrow list: */ *ffa = fa->next; fa->next = save_arrow; save_arrow = fa; fa = *ffa; } else { ffa = &(fa->next); fa = fa->next; } } fn = fn->next; } /* now output any remaining arrows (with source and target): */ fa = first_arrow; while (fa != NULL) { /* verify that there is a source node: */ element *ffn = first_node; while (ffn != NULL && ffn != fa->u.a.source) { ffn = ffn->next; } if (ffn == NULL) { fa = fa->next; continue; } /* verify that there is a target node: */ ffn = first_node; while (ffn != NULL && ffn != fa->u.a.target) { ffn = ffn->next; } if (ffn == NULL) { fa = fa->next; continue; } output_arrow (fa); fa = fa->next; } /* restore saved arrows: */ fa = save_arrow; while (fa != NULL) { save_arrow = fa->next; fa->next = first_arrow; first_arrow = fa; fa = save_arrow; } } void regenerate_tex_file (void) /* internal representation -> tex file */ { printf ("Saving to %s.\n", chartfilename); fclose (tex_file); tex_file = fopen (chartfilename, "w+"); copy (pretext, tex_file); if (grid) fprintf (tex_file, "\\grid\n"); merge_lists (); copy (comments, tex_file); copy (posttext, tex_file); fflush(tex_file); rewind (tex_file); } prerex-6.5.3/prerex-6.5.2/depcomp0000755000123700002140000003710011411153264014517 0ustar rdtrdt#! /bin/sh # depcomp - compile a program generating dependencies as side-effects scriptversion=2005-07-09.11 # Copyright (C) 1999, 2000, 2003, 2004, 2005 Free Software Foundation, Inc. # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2, or (at your option) # any later version. # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. 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You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA. */ /* The key functions in this program are as follows: analyze_tex_file(): reads a TeX file and builds an internal representation of the boxes and arrows for the chart in linked lists accessed through global pointer variables first_box and first_arrow, respectively. Non-chart elements of the TeX file are preserved in temporary files pretext, posttext, and comments. regenerate_tex_file(): re-constructs a TeX file from the temporary files pretext, posttext and comments, and the linked lists of nodes and arrows; merge_lists() implements the output-ordering strategy. process_tex_file(): uses system calls to process the TeX file using pdflatex. analyze_user_command(): processes editing and other commands entered at the interactive prompt. The libedit (editline) library is used to generate prompts with default responses and allow editing of the responses. The current stack of "cuts" is accessed through pointer variable first_cut. A stack of "done" records to support subsequent undo commands is accessed through pointer variable first_done. The bool variables grid and reprocess record whether a background coordinate grid should be displayed, and whether the tex file should be reprocessed after an editing operation. */ # include "prerex.h" extern int optind; /* defined in unistd.h */ bool grid; /* true if coordinate grid should be shown in background */ bool reprocess = true; /* false if regenerate_and_process should do nothing */ # ifdef HAVE_LIBEDIT EditLine *el; History *hist; HistEvent ev; # endif PRIVATE char *command_line; PRIVATE char basefilename[FILE_LEN]; PRIVATE char *basefilename_n = basefilename; char chartfilename[FILE_LEN]; char *chartfilename_n = chartfilename; char backup_filename[FILE_LEN + 1]; char *backup_filename_n = backup_filename; FILE *tex_file, *backup_tex_file; PRIVATE void usage (void) { puts ("Usage: prerex [-v | --version | -h | --help] [basefile[.tex] [chartfile[.tex]]]"); } PRIVATE void sigproc (int i) /* signal handler */ { # ifdef HAVE_LIBEDIT history_end (hist); el_end (el); # endif i++; /* to avoid spurious compiler warning */ grid = false; puts("Turning off coordinate grid."); regenerate_tex_file(); fclose(tex_file); exit (0); } PRIVATE void create_blank_tex_file (void) { tex_file = fopen (chartfilename, "w+"); if (tex_file == NULL) { error ("Opening new file fails."); } fprintf (tex_file, "%s\n", "\\documentclass{article}"); fprintf (tex_file, "%s\n", "\\usepackage{geometry}"); fprintf (tex_file, "%s\n", "\\geometry{noheadfoot, margin=0.5in}"); fprintf (tex_file, "%s\n", "\\usepackage{prerex}"); fprintf (tex_file, "%s\n", "\\begin{document}"); fprintf (tex_file, "%s\n", "\\thispagestyle{empty}"); fprintf (tex_file, "%s\n", "\\begin{chart}"); fprintf (tex_file, "%s\n", "\\end{chart}"); fprintf (tex_file, "%s\n", "\\end{document}"); fflush (tex_file); rewind (tex_file); } PRIVATE void open_tex_file (void) /* initial opening */ { tex_file = fopen (chartfilename, "r+"); if (tex_file == NULL) { printf ("Creating new prerex chart file %s.\n", chartfilename); create_blank_tex_file (); } printf ("Chart file %s opened.\n", chartfilename); } PRIVATE void reopen_tex_file (void) { tex_file = fopen (chartfilename, "r+"); if (tex_file == NULL) error ("Can't re-open the chart file."); } PRIVATE void create_backup (void) { backup_filename[0] = '\0'; backup_filename_n = backup_filename; append (backup_filename, &backup_filename_n, ".", sizeof (backup_filename)); append (backup_filename, &backup_filename_n, chartfilename, sizeof (backup_filename)); backup_tex_file = fopen (backup_filename, "w+"); if (backup_tex_file == NULL) { puts ("Can't open backup file."); return; } copy (tex_file, backup_tex_file); fclose (backup_tex_file); } PRIVATE bool process_tex_file (void) { /* generates system calls to make file.pdf */ /* returns true if processing fails */ char *p; char command[LINE_LEN] = {'\0'}; char *command_n = command; char filename_root[FILE_LEN + 3] = {'\0'}; char *filename_root_n = filename_root; append (filename_root, &filename_root_n, basefilename, sizeof (filename_root)); p = strstr (filename_root, ".tex"); *p = '\0'; filename_root_n = p; printf ("Processing %s.\n", basefilename); append (command, &command_n, "pdflatex ", sizeof (command)); append (command, &command_n, "-halt-on-error -interaction batchmode ", sizeof (command)); append (command, &command_n, filename_root, sizeof (command)); if (fclose(tex_file) == EOF) error ("Chart file not closed."); if (system (command)) { printf ("Processing %s fails.\n", basefilename); return true; } reopen_tex_file (); return false; /* success */ } void regenerate_and_process (void) { if (!reprocess) return; regenerate_tex_file (); process_tex_file (); /* ignore failure; allows user to recover by editing the tex file */ } int main (int argc, char *argv[]) { int ch; const char version[] = "6.5.2, 2013-10-11"; # define NOPTS 3 struct option longopts[NOPTS] = { { "help", 0, NULL, 'h'}, { "version", 0, NULL, 'v'}, { NULL, 0, NULL, 0} }; printf ("This is prerex, version %s.\n", version); ch = getopt_long (argc, argv, "hv", longopts, NULL); while (ch != -1) { switch (ch) { case 'h': usage (); puts ( "Please report bugs to rdt@cs.queensu.ca." ); exit (0); case 'v': exit (0); case '?': exit (EXIT_FAILURE); default: printf ("Function getopt returned character code 0%o.\n", (unsigned int) ch); exit (EXIT_FAILURE); } ch = getopt_long (argc, argv, "hv", longopts, NULL); } puts ( "Copyright (C) 2005 - 2012 R. 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Core courses are in \boldbox\ boxes; other courses (i.e.,~options or prerequisites) are in \lightbox\ boxes. \item Timetabling abbreviations: M, T, W, Th, F=Mon, Tue, Wed, Thur, Fri, resp.; eve=7:00--9:50 pm; no=not offered. \end{itemize} \end{minipage} \end{center} \end{document} prerex-6.5.3/README0000644000123700002140000000723512226246444012065 0ustar rdtrdtprerex, version 6.5.3: Macros for prerequisite charts, with associated editor and viewer applications. This package consists of prerex.sty a LaTeX package for producing charts of course nodes linked by arrows representing pre- and co-requisites, prerex an interactive program for creating and editing chart descriptions, and vprerex ("visual prerex") a GUI and previewer for prerex. The implementation of prerex.sty is built on pgf, so that it may be used equally happily with latex or pdflatex; prerex is written in C and vprerex is written in C++ using the Qt-4 and poppler libraries. See chart.{pdf,html} for a small example of a prerequisite chart and real-life examples at http://www.cs.queensu.ca/students/undergraduate/prerequisites/ Prerequisite charts are useful to students selecting courses and planning their programs, and to faculty and staff advising students and managing curriculum development. Conventional sources of course, program and timetable information are rarely in a user-friendly format. Faculty and staff advisors, being already fairly familiar with their courses and programs, often do not appreciate how inconvenient it is for students to access all the information they need to make course choices. The crucial tool in the prerex suite is "prerex.sty", a macro package that defines a "chart" environment and commands to specify construction of course boxes and directed arrows between them. prerex.sty depends on pgf (and add-on tikz), version 1.18 or higher multido relsize calc ifthen zref-savepos hyperref The use of pgf means that Postscript processing is not required; either pdflatex or latex -> dvips [ -> ps2pdf ] may be used. Installation of prerex.sty: + copy prerex.sty to your-texmf-tree/tex/latex/misc + copy doc/prerex.{tex,pdf} to your-texmf-tree/doc/latex/misc + if necessary, refresh the TeX database (e.g., texhash) + copy doc/prerex.sty.7 to sub-directory man7 of a man directory on your MANPATH + test by doing man 7 prerex.sty pdflatex chart.tex See doc/prerex.pdf for detailed documentation. The prerex editor allows interactive editing of the chart environments of LaTeX source files. It supports add, remove, cut-and-paste, and edit operations on course boxes and arrows, and vertical or horizontal shifts of the whole diagram or selected sets of course boxes. When a course box is moved, the arrows into and out of it automatically follow. To install on most Unix-like platforms, including OS-X and Cygwin on Windows: tar zxvf prerex-6.5.2.tar.gz cd prerex-6.5.2 ./configure [--prefix=$HOME] make make install (as root if necessary) The prerex editor will also build on the MinGW platform on Windows if the readline package in the gnuwin32.sourceforge.net repository has been installed. The effects of editing operations may be observed in any PDF viewer. The vprerex (visual prerex) application included in the prerex suite is a GUI and viewer for the prerex editor. It may be used just as a minimalist viewer of arbitrary PDF files but supports editing of charts generated using prerex.sty by allowing coordinates of course boxes, arrows, and background points to be conveyed back to the prerex editor command-line using the clipboard. See the INSTALL in the tarball for installation instructions. See the file doc/intro.pdf for an overview of the prerex system. prerex.sty, README, prerex.1, prerex.5, prerex.sty.7, prerex.tex and chart.tex may be modified and distributed according to the terms of the LaTeX Project Public License. The source files for prerex and vprerex may be modified and distributed according to the terms of the GNU General Public Licence (version 2). prerex-6.5.3/doc/0000755000123700002140000000000012226246354011743 5ustar rdtrdtprerex-6.5.3/doc/prerex.tex0000644000123700002140000004527612226246354014010 0ustar rdtrdt\documentclass[10pt]{article} \usepackage[osf]{mathpazo} \usepackage[defaultsans,scale=0.82]{opensans} \usepackage{fullpage} \usepackage{prerex} %\def\LaTeX{\mbox{LaTeX}} \begin{document} \title{\textsf{prerex.sty}: Prerequisite Charts in \LaTeX\\{\large Version 6.3}} \author{R. D. Tennent\\\texttt{rdt@cs.queensu.ca}} \date{\today} \maketitle \thispagestyle{empty} \section{Description} \texttt{prerex.sty} defines macros that [pdf]\LaTeX\ can use to draw charts consisting of labelled course boxes linked by arrows that represent pre- and co-requisite requirements; see the example chart in Figure~\ref{chart} on page~\pageref{chart}. In addition to the usual [pdf]\LaTeX\ output, auxiliary files will be generated containing image-map data for the hyperlinked nodes in the diagram and a shell script for cropping a PNG image obtained from the [pdf]\LaTeX\ output. If the source file satisfies the constraints of the \textsf{prerex(5)} format, a chart description may be edited using the \textsf{prerex(1)} interactive editor (as well as any conventional text editor). \begin{figure} \renewcommand{\seriesdefault}{sb} \setcounter{diagheight}{40} \begin{chart}\sf \text 15,40:{\textsf{\textbf{\Large Computer Science}}} \reqfullcourse 50,35:{1083}{Comput.\,Sci.\\Concepts}{TTh 10:00} \reqhalfcourse 25,30:{1303}{Discrete\\Structures}{MWF 9:30} \reqhalfcourse 30,20:{2813}{Computer\\Organiz.\,I}{MWF 8:30} \prereq 50,35,30,20: \prereq 25,30,30,20: \reqhalfcourse 45,20:{2023}{Procedural\\Prog.\,Devel.}{MWF 2:30} \prereq 50,35,45,20: \reqhalfcourse 65,20:{2513}{Informat.\\Systems}{TTh 1:00} \coreq 50,35,65,20: \mini 10,16:{1083} \reqhalfcourse 10,10:{2333}{Computab.\,\&\\Formal\,Lang.}{TTh 11:30} \prereq 25,30,10,10: \prereq 10,16,10,10: \reqhalfcourse 45,10:{2013}{Software\\Engineer.\,I}{MWF 11:30} \prereq 45,20,45,10: \halfcourse 55,10:{2685}{\texttt{C++}\\Program.}{no} \prereq 45,20,55,10: \mini 21,6:{2013} \reqhalfcourse 15,0:{3323}{Data\\Structures}{MWF 10:30} \prereq 25,30,15,0: \prereq 21,6,15,0: \reqhalfcourse 25,0:{3813}{Comput.\\Organiz.\,II}{TTh 8:30} \prereq 30,20,25,0: \reqhalfcourse 35,0:{3413}{Operating\\Systems\,I}{MWF 9:30} \prereq 30,20,35,0: \recomm 45,10,35,0: \halfcourse 45,0:{3013}{Software\\Engineer.\,II}{MWF 11:30} \prereq 45,10,45,0: \halfcourse 58,0:{3513}{Database\\Mngt.\,Sys.\,I}{MWF 8:30 pm} \prereq 65,20,58,0: \prereq 45,10,58,0: \reqhalfcourse 70,0:{3503}{Sys.\,Anal.\\\&\,Design}{TTh 10:00} \prereq 65,20,70,0: \end{chart} \paragraph{Notes} \begin{itemize} \item A solid arrow \solidarrow\ indicates a required prerequisite, a dotted arrow \dottedarrow\ indicates a corequisite (to be taken before or concurrently), and a dashed arrow \dashedarrow\ indicates a recommended prerequisite. Core courses are in \boldbox\ boxes; other courses (i.e.,~options or prerequisites) are in \lightbox\ boxes. \item Timetable abbreviations: M, T, W, Th, F$=$Mon, Tue, Wed, Thur, Fri, resp.; no$=$not offered. \item \dots \end{itemize} \caption{A Prerequisite Chart} \label{chart} \end{figure} \section{Terminology} A prerequisite chart consists of a number of \emph{course boxes}, linked by \emph{arrows}. Courses are either \emph{half} or \emph{full}, and may be \emph{required} or \emph{optional} (or neither). Each course box can contain a course \emph{code} (upper left corner), a course \emph{title} (lower half), and \emph{timetable} information (upper right corner). An arrow can be either a \emph{prerequisite} (solid), a \emph{corequisite} (dotted), or \emph{recommended} (dashed). When a conventional arrow would be inappropriate, it is possible to use a \emph{mini} course ``box'' (consisting of just a course code) just above a target box. A line of text may be placed anywhere on the chart. \section{Coordinate System} A conventional two-dimensional Cartesian coordinate system is used to specify the locations of diagram elements. The origin (where $x = 0$ and $y = 0$) is at the lower-left corner of the diagram. The diagram height is configurable; the width is determined by the values of \verb|\textwidth| and an adjustable \verb|\unit| length, which defines the absolute value of a coordinate unit. It is possible to put a coordinate grid with labelled axes in the background of a chart. The coordinates of a \emph{box,} \emph{mini,} or \emph{text-line} are those of its centre point. An \emph{arrow} is described by the coordinates of the centre points of its source and target boxes/minis/text-lines. \section{Usage} The command \verb|\usepackage{prerex}| should appear in the document preamble. This will define a \LaTeX\ environment \begin{list}{}{} \item \verb|\begin{chart}|\quad$\cdots$\quad \verb|\end{chart}| \end{list} within which the commands described in the following sub-sections may be used to produce course boxes, minis, text-lines, and arrows. The order of commands is not significant except that the commands for the source and target boxes of an arrow should precede the command for the arrow, and the \verb|\grid| command, if present, should precede other chart commands. \subsection{Course Boxes} The commands producing course boxes have the following forms: \begin{list}{}{} \item \verb|\halfcourse | $x,y$ \verb|:{| \emph{code} \verb|}{| \emph{title} \verb|}{| \emph{timetable} \verb|}| \item \verb|\reqhalfcourse | $x,y$ \verb|:{| \emph{code} \verb|}{| \emph{title} \verb|}{| \emph{timetable} \verb|}| \item \verb|\opthalfcourse | $x,y$ \verb|:{| \emph{code} \verb|}{| \emph{title} \verb|}{| \emph{timetable} \verb|}| \item \verb|\fullcourse | $x,y$ \verb|:{| \emph{code} \verb|}{| \emph{title} \verb|}{| \emph{timetable} \verb|}| \item \verb|\reqfullcourse | $x,y$ \verb|:{| \emph{code} \verb|}{| \emph{title} \verb|}{| \emph{timetable} \verb|}| \item \verb|\optfullcourse | $x,y$ \verb|:{| \emph{code} \verb|}{| \emph{title} \verb|}{| \emph{timetable} \verb|}| \end{list} where $x,y$ are the coordinates of the centerpoint of the box, relative to the origin of the coordinate system at the lower-left corner of the diagram. The \emph{code}, \emph{title}, and \emph{timetable} arguments are arbitrary (well-bracketed) text, possibly with \LaTeX\ markup. The following are similar but take an additional argument to specify the (non-default) background color of the course box: \begin{list}{}{} \item \verb|\halfcoursec | $x,y$ \verb|:{| \emph{code} \verb|}{| \emph{title} \verb|}{| \emph{timetable} \verb|}| \verb|{| \emph{color} \verb|}| \item \verb|\reqhalfcoursec | $x,y$ \verb|:{| \emph{code} \verb|}{| \emph{title} \verb|}{| \emph{timetable} \verb|}| \verb|{| \emph{color} \verb|}| \item \verb|\opthalfcoursec | $x,y$ \verb|:{| \emph{code} \verb|}{| \emph{title} \verb|}{| \emph{timetable} \verb|}| \verb|{| \emph{color} \verb|}| \item \verb|\fullcoursec | $x,y$ \verb|:{| \emph{code} \verb|}{| \emph{title} \verb|}{| \emph{timetable} \verb|}| \verb|{| \emph{color} \verb|}| \item \verb|\reqfullcoursec | $x,y$ \verb|:{| \emph{code} \verb|}{| \emph{title} \verb|}{| \emph{timetable} \verb|}| \verb|{| \emph{color} \verb|}| \item \verb|\optfullcoursec | $x,y$ \verb|:{| \emph{code} \verb|}{| \emph{title} \verb|}{| \emph{timetable} \verb|}| \verb|{| \emph{color} \verb|}| \end{list} \subsection{Mini Course Boxes and Text-Lines} A mini course ``box'' is produced by a command of the form \begin{list}{}{} \item \verb|\mini| $x,y$ \verb|:{| \emph{code} \verb|}| \end{list} A text-line is produced by a command of the form \begin{list}{}{} \item \verb|\text| $x,y$ \verb|:{| \emph{line of text} \verb|}| \end{list} There are several differences between minis and text-lines. The maximum length allowed for a course-code may be less than that for a text-line. A sans-serif font and a reduced font size is used for a course-code. A course-code may be hyperlinked but a text-line is not (except when the coordinate grid is on). A \verb|\parbox| command may be used if more than one line is desired. \subsection{Arrows} Arrows between course boxes (or minis or text-lines) are produced by commands of the form \begin{list}{}{} \item \verb|\prereq| $ x_0,y_0,x_1,y_1$\verb|:| \item \verb|\coreq| $ x_0,y_0,x_1,y_1$\verb|:| \item \verb|\recomm| $ x_0,y_0,x_1,y_1$\verb|:| \end{list} These produce, respectively, solid, dotted, and dashed arrows from the course box (or mini or text-line) centered at coordinates $x_0,y_0$ to the entity centered at coordinates $x_1,y_1$. Arrows by default have a non-zero curvature (unless they are very short). It is possible to override the default curvature for a particular arrow by using the instructions \begin{list}{}{} \item \verb|\prereqc| $ x_0,y_0,x_1,y_1;c$\verb|:| \item \verb|\coreqc| $ x_0,y_0,x_1,y_1;c$\verb|:| \item \verb|\recommc| $ x_0,y_0,x_1,y_1;c$\verb|:| \end{list} where $c$ is an integer in the range $0$--$100$ specifying the desired curvature; for example, $c= 0$ will produce a straight arrow. To change the default curvature for all arrows, the user program may redefine the \verb|\DefaultCurvature| command. \subsection{Web Links} \label{WebLinks} Course boxes and minis may be hyperlinked. The default URL for course boxes is \emph{course-code}\verb|.html| where \emph{course-code} is the \emph{code} argument of the course box. The URL scheme may be changed by the user by re-defining the \verb|\CourseURL| command; see Section~\ref{Configuration}. \subsection{Coordinate Grid} The following command produces a coordinate grid with labelled axes, which is useful while editing a diagram: \begin{list}{}{} \item \verb|\grid| \end{list} This is normally placed before all the other chart commands so that grid lines are in the background, covered by course boxes, minis, text-lines, and arrows, as in Figure~\ref{grid} on page~\pageref{grid}. The \verb|\grid| command also redefines the \verb|CourseURL| command so that, in suitable PDF viewers, if the mouse cursor is placed over a box, mini, or midpoint of an arrow, the \emph{coordinates} of the box/mini/textline (or the coordinates of the source \emph{and} target of the arrow) will be displayed as follows: in the status bar in \texttt{xpdf} and \texttt{gpdf}, and in a ``tooltip'' in recent versions of \texttt{kpdf}/\texttt{okular}, \texttt{evince}, and the Acrobat Reader. This coordinate display make it easier to edit chart descriptions. When the grid is on, the mid-point of every arrow is highlighted by a ``bullet''. The \texttt{prerex} package at \url{http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/graphics/prerex/} has a patch for \texttt{kpdf} (recently incorporated into \texttt{okular}) to allow capture coordinates of course boxes, arrows, and background points in the X selection clipboard (for pasting into a command being composed at the \texttt{prerex} prompt). There is also a GUI frontend \texttt{vprerex} to the \texttt{prerex} editor which incorporates a minimalistic prerex-enabled PDF viewer. \begin{figure} \setcounter{diagheight}{40} \renewcommand{\seriesdefault}{sb} \begin{chart}\sf \grid \text 15,40:{\textsf{\textbf{\Large Computer Science}}} \reqfullcourse 50,35:{1083}{Comput.\,Sci.\\Concepts}{TTh 10:00} \reqhalfcourse 25,30:{1303}{Discrete\\Structures}{MWF 9:30} \reqhalfcourse 30,20:{2813}{Computer\\Organiz.\,I}{MWF 8:30} \prereq 25,30,30,20: \prereq 50,35,30,20: \reqhalfcourse 45,20:{2023}{Procedural\\Prog.\,Devel.}{MWF 2:30} \prereq 50,35,45,20: \reqhalfcourse 65,20:{2513}{Informat.\\Systems}{TTh 1:00} \coreq 50,35,65,20: \mini 10,16:{1083} \reqhalfcourse 10,10:{2333}{Computab.\,\&\\Formal\,Lang.}{TTh 11:30} \prereq 10,16,10,10: \prereq 25,30,10,10: \reqhalfcourse 45,10:{2013}{Software\\Engineer.\,I}{MWF 11:30} \prereq 45,20,45,10: \halfcourse 55,10:{2685}{\texttt{C++}\\Program.}{no} \prereq 45,20,55,10: \mini 21,6:{2013} \reqhalfcourse 15,0:{3323}{Data\\Structures}{MWF 10:30} \prereq 21,6,15,0: \prereq 25,30,15,0: \reqhalfcourse 25,0:{3813}{Comput.\\Organiz.\,II}{TTh 8:30} \prereq 30,20,25,0: \reqhalfcourse 35,0:{3413}{Operating\\Systems\,I}{MWF 9:30} \recomm 45,10,35,0: \prereq 30,20,35,0: \halfcourse 45,0:{3013}{Software\\Engineer.\,II}{MWF 11:30} \prereq 45,10,45,0: \halfcourse 58,0:{3513}{Database\\Mngt.\,Sys.\,I}{MWF 8:30 pm} \prereq 45,10,58,0: \prereq 65,20,58,0: \reqhalfcourse 70,0:{3503}{Sys.\,Anal.\\\&\,Design}{TTh 10:00} \prereq 65,20,70,0: \end{chart} \vspace*{2ex} \caption{A Prerequisite Chart with a Coordinate Grid} \label{grid} \end{figure} \subsection{Stand-Alone Commands} The following commands may be used outside a \verb|chart| environment, such as in the explanatory notes for a chart: \begin{center} \begin{tabular}{lc} \verb|\solidarrow| & \solidarrow\\ \verb|\dottedarrow| & \dottedarrow \\ \verb|\dashedarrow| & \dashedarrow \\ \verb|\lightbox| & \lightbox \\ \verb|\boldbox| & \boldbox \\ \verb|\dottedbox| & \dottedbox \\ \end{tabular} \end{center} \section{Dependencies} This implementation of \verb|prerex.sty| uses \verb|pgf| (version~1.18 or later) with add-on package \verb|tikz|. The following additional packages are used: \verb|multido|, \verb|relsize|, \verb|calc|, \verb|ifthen|, \verb|textcomp|, \verb|zref-savepos|, and \verb|hyperref|. \emph{Either} \verb\pdflatex\ \emph{or} \verb\latex\ (followed by \verb\dvips\ and, possibly, \verb\ps2pdf\) may be used. \section{Conversion to Portable Network Graphic (PNG) Format} To convert a chart (in Postscript or PDF format) to a reasonably high-quality image, it is suggested to use the \verb|convert| tool of the \verb|ImageMagick| package as follows: \begin{verbatim} convert -density 125 chart.ps chart.png \end{verbatim} or \begin{verbatim} convert -density 125 chart.pdf chart.png \end{verbatim} The density parameter specifies the number of pixels per inch; if this is too small, the image is of poor quality, and if it is too large, the image file is too big. By default, the shell script generated by \texttt{prerex.sty} crops the image at the southeast corner. It is possible to use a PNG compression application such as \texttt{optipng} to reduce the file-size of the cropped image (without loss of quality). An auxiliary file containing image-map data for the hyperlinked nodes in the chart is also generated; consult a reference on the HTML language for an explanation of (client-side) image maps. \section{Installation} \begin{enumerate} \item install the most recent version of \verb\pgf\ from \url{http://sourceforge.net/projects/pgf/}. \item copy \verb|prerex.sty| to \emph{your-texmf-tree}\verb|/tex/latex/misc| \item copy \verb|doc/prerex.{tex,pdf}| to \emph{your-texmf-tree}\verb|/doc/latex/misc| \item if necessary, refresh the \TeX\ database (e.g., \verb|texhash|) \item copy \verb|man/prerex.sty.7| to sub-directory \verb|man7| of a \verb|man| directory on your \verb|MANPATH| \item test by doing \begin{verbatim} $ man 7 prerex.sty $ make chart.pdf \end{verbatim} \end{enumerate} \section{Configuration} \label{Configuration} The following are defined by the style file but may be re-defined by the user: \begin{list}{}{} \item \verb|\newcommand{\DefaultCurvature}{20}| \end{list} where the argument should be in the range $0$--$100$; $0$ means no curvature. \begin{list}{}{} \item \verb|\newcommand{\CourseURL}[3]{#3.html}| \end{list} where the arguments supplied at the call are the $x$ and $y$ coordinates of the box or mini and the course code. \begin{list}{}{} \item \verb|\newcommand{\background}{yellow!15}| \end{list} which specifies the default background color of course boxes. \begin{list}{}{} \item \verb|\setlength{\unit}{5.7816pt}| \end{list} which defines the absolute size of a coordinate unit; this yields 10 pixels per coordinate unit if the chart is converted to an image at 125 dpi. \begin{list}{}{} \item \verb|\newcommand{\dpi}{125}| \item \verb|\newcommand{\PixelsPerUnit}{10}| \end{list} These have to re-defined together if the image-map data are to be correct. \begin{list}{}{} \item \verb|\setcounter{diagheight}{75}| \end{list} which is the $y$-coordinate of the top of the diagram (reduced to $65$ in landscape mode); the nominal diagram width is \verb|\textwidth|~$\div$~\verb|\unit|~$+ 10$. The following define the thicknesses of the three kinds of arrows, and the thickness of bold boxes: \begin{list}{}{} \item \verb|\newcommand{\solidwidth}{0.5pt}| \item \verb|\newcommand{\dottedwidth}{0.8pt}| \item \verb|\newcommand{\dashedwidth}{0.5pt}| \item \verb|\newcommand{\boldwidth}{1.0pt}| \end{list} The following command is used to change to a smaller size for course codes, timetable information, and mini-course codes: \begin{list}{}{} \item \verb|\newcommand{\smallersize}{\relsize{-3}}| \end{list} The following command defines the baseline adjustment for the stand-alone arrows and boxes; this parameter is font-dependent. \begin{list}{}{} \item \verb|\newcommand{\baselineAdj}{-0.5ex}| \end{list} \section{Implementation Details} \subsection{Boxes} To improve the appearance, boxes are drawn with slightly rounded corners. The half-course boxes are assigned a minimum height to give a more uniform appearance to horizontal rows of such boxes. The mini and text boxes have white frames and their fill colour is white, which is assumed to be the background colour of the chart. A text box is not normally hyperlinked; however, if the coordinate grid is on, it is hyperlinked and its chart coordinates are encoded in the URI. \subsection{Arrows} Arrows with a small height and arrows whose source and target points have equal x or y coordinates are always draw straight (using a specialized and simpler macro) unless an explicit non-zero curvature argument is provided. If the coordinate grid is on, a hyperlink with the source and target coordinates is placed at the mid-point of the arrow. A wider background white edge is drawn below an arrow to improve the appearance of crossing arrows; the background also ensures visibility of the arrow when the coordinate grid is on. A thin white arrow (with a visible arrowhead) is drawn beneath the visible arrow to obtain a thin arrowhead. \subsection{Coordinate Grid and Associated Changes} When the coordinate grid is drawn, the \texttt{CourseURL} command is re-defined to pass node coordinates in URIs. Also, two ``anchor'' hyperlinks are inserted at the southwest and northeast corners of the diagram to allow prerex-enabled PDF viewers to compute chart coordinates. \subsection{Chart Images} \enlargethispage*{8ex} To support HTML versions of charts, \texttt{prerex.sty} generates a script to crop a chart image at the southeast corner, allowing descriptive notes below the chart to be treated as ordinary text. Also, it generates image-map data for use with an HTML image map. To obtain absolute page coordinates, the \texttt{zsavepos}, \texttt{zposx} and \texttt{zposy} commands are used; the page coordinates are converted into pixel coordinates for cropping and image-map use. \section{License} \verb|prerex.sty|, \verb|prerex.sty.7|, \verb|README.prerex| and this document may be distributed and/or modified under the conditions of the \LaTeX\ Project Public License. \end{document} prerex-6.5.3/doc/prerex.pdf0000644000123700002140000050544312226246354013756 0ustar rdtrdt%PDF-1.5 % 106 0 obj << /Length 2580 /Filter /FlateDecode >> stream xڽY[~Уhކ3Ӡ@]1l[PQᒜi-@e)^_rUzy@d#u8_Stٵ޹ RQ,Km?>DϢY'aDÚ12ipװBr!â]YiC'~5:Pk]Kߤ4Q9SӢ0 +O\ QTo`J'ֹc{{:ÇWu1a]7fw/o̦3H=5$ gL1 YRpM#OJB I~$ԵQI~)<3k[ .[Ԛpii7W 77q77uߝ%~屴 zxŅw1u]ۡjΖ.Oɞ YթX vxPήg¤`7Dqw{p^vGÁXDt>{Yh)]pK[O|y8*Гs04Afd  [붦ޅ;ڮlq[KpTԅzFNg =j0"E\ZюF&=YͩrR ;Do}%J> aO'NJ ZuJ(w[ۀ á7:`ϐ6,}7'"D1tU( ,5~H\xx*Xc`& wf "mKBkiO[?LyHjx(*ϧ|f>id}0J@GgV3) oRod6TFW69XHxc0M̘o{=g:k72Aq02 H6.*;#X9#ƐBQ+R0(~kwT߇AD4+!}Xl#[b\\ b m0-Iخn*:E Op-xuewI;/F38$&>'m4SR48r>r#Ggu2bXg8lLK؁X&G&HuMODz2 ̳\Ιuun%Ey,#sWbPDыW 8W^#l'lwu,Fq¤QK=kJ/vhKnr끌 ZNL"AcVcTeIA7R*H0_q$hݷ o&JOGKgQػnߘBbPԳ48 @`)=΃%w7'O C[ F-d Q %S,i/Ak|m_E"0.Pm(u&`OCoC}ᮌ8=W""8t#0Ff4Sv >4%-p t ~S|".9 ۾~M߿ak-y:aL >-rI7X=3^{ :Y^o*law)R'HxMHSؗóm4{Փp?֣(1pH.>NoG^@jsd2aRCfzbjS{lrdvY^pqz$\ endstream endobj 123 0 obj << /Length 5273 /Filter /FlateDecode >> stream x\[o\q~ׯ8,(8l/y(.EG"%rg'@(AVϜPNwWuu}u3bIL֧$'&âc|}?\L+j_&"JDA#h%(ŇWUXN!䤤Z+[\F_ 4-k4ӫʶQ'rg`8 Z)?dWꝾ.Ek-Ah XDfhk"F\ڶZkm5ʝe)8kY`=4Ϻ̆5\X(؈S:LB7/ga8X-XZɄg) :Y1nAX $GK?/~k- x&!:Tf4 K-: +v  [<,m4yz#2|fZ~i-h A.A0/xM&i6a 9abw^o#9bѝ!-6{|28g~x~O:zUI|kc}CnP)nH*2q1Zm΍y@<;H⭎/2\J}BBXlOv8 <L!,3%]ƹ;d1Koe4cAC=eYңtU 0ap:ʩ_#^/9B|90RTC "=.m RQB5Dp%sƠvv˩v+ 'Jc ϰ|¤N͌äjqj<&QlDP-lޙ'8F&[A@Qa:G׾!siNˀD:Rh_&HG-C¨@_rL 6ΣkbE#}UUtVG$FRi٤C}QJ0BjaQ%uC0`eU! u<8e0$ۇe !>ՙ*J H&nBCe@BjJrF,$JIyT30N bT"N4c"q p)ADT/F:fQ8ʹYi\͕<訞:%<9RQ%ECv/h&`)\};Z^Ds tLyv D1qzم، FSZDi"3-N bT"N4cc"q ph)e# vxisb"Fe 6ΧkdED|H[8)}:krKP c@Z+svJ!~T60_aj馕?oqi]8U=-ƃ"@?2Fاf6 m 4֋}V9m69m鲌1V}LTF(Ff}|j5% ʛ 1m҈H Ym(*D/LJPTidZ" @#Ztu;*MHih^N ?u'a@ q+Y."Hn}nW:_6dM椊ν u ݀Dr<4 S8"uD6LTհ ]b J 鴡$JwFrp0jC{e¶j٦vBTڧsO'iIg3JBd 0pP7;ͻ9*v?\]\^"RUAMU*l+YD[NQ^A#hmW S8huM@R84or0thta]oIGNFg$Na2΢*`Ww4}j>< h\LCfl4&wAJfcu6b㧸D:4O @8o{f3oUýX>խ@,IU`jǦfyciV[{}rNܦs&(wH00]Nt+Xp@J7+!BeE1OiĹQj]9̝Epg.!$4RU!]쥱4&f's1/l-f&Իɡxctmgnx3X`>j< =)3np9-4Xb8(c( <ҫ#!PD"جA-`M5 NT6̶@#8#8+7wsNemAN+fGp>|L#ۢn `kSw>9Rw%Y{p540Wb F)j Ft::mV=߼Ymi6#FT6 MF]FJї`]bo04&k'sQ|} #T'3$LS@ɇ<,1;,ه^HԏDw7m6Z9 ~}2t9>hϰbҟ&=%L;`)ͪY R5;$n:B Dg@T}@C=bOo(iLN2j_06;,bQOy;jc؋(qykp;!$A滫v#]Uq{yqvh^G|?ihUvH7<ւa释T9`D) ) 4F4۝oaluAA^|<ɻ^-H"4.){qZ%U1mCEFX/_!bѻ!YD5]&\@Y_jFh[yռ2+w.ȮmTL-PЉ%^z{yv9-?re,=ܜ'SWlb d2t-cNVN4 nf55h^[#)drGi#ε3LGބܱ?*ή?|8z[}r-#;|sO.v_M7:)h?&ttwi#h ryAF3P^ 8FA>'$8W@m+qb4ʗ.d;-՞Mfل"oYL)좣zK2U7ދRnǥQi}f56,ito/93\ J]_fͻfHNH/%HO?n.Js c፾MH/D=oXp F`6-̡,PF&eQڒ%jib'Y+Jֵ>ѫ:3vz #B ]'nIVvT> 8Pi+RP`{CiV[%+~ynk@cml"ޤXliOo[{ue-OR5fS7 N߼)W.OF2I'm"jմ z ,r.nt9j.&eR?fTX]-֋栜83J<ےj};h;|{^(] k#^[EbP^3wu?w(V<|~ӛfw]gzMlWݗʮ endstream endobj 133 0 obj << /Length 1691 /Filter /FlateDecode >> stream xZK6WbF|ITnI(қ=m+n9Vv6MOc8oHq EEoW/^"!IĢj"! yXe_iY2m1 ڽƶMUi5XtZgXŁ#mɔ;6ћTeE]k?t I UA7Ǻuu7~DJT0%KTvRcCiO YX+':T#ӵn;j˪(ḫ4a6ib//9۪gj@w+EĽ"PhS׾-֝aDwf_sm7:QL(x1R d$꽈GFrMe৞K/hj%:.ۗ+;zeAk,nidJ.p*fExXB(84bL#Ixg01I`OC@KJ06wӉå):_>ێxj]4@} 1ML^OީE`MwQ\ʎ AXu3H8px ޽?}L:ִ# Hd | ݦ|~ёK,L:!#vD4Qt%PWt[t5\8ա͢=u[VGѹ.y[Uѹ8J 8R9d=39G}1H+?^%c]$8S;B &TP< pf1x}(tU6=3X ; P"BLTyj{E_(iى.L7cL&#xGd?2ʼn'#ޭ^6D endstream endobj 177 0 obj << /Length 2634 /Filter /FlateDecode >> stream xZKܸW LsHJFollsH0j#_*lL3kANMb=*6_V| wzs1R+!X\]mW\3lϵ_W&̤XF0`c2dqsxKsŞױT!>:fq dȀEqڈh~VDkX_N>Rs:̽v<_⦦ GHo7eQ@KfTgnn>n­0wzwptR鳘pP IE"B]_c"s̴> |:K\g4w2 ~=}ٰC0D 1R(mc87鄩ZM'q10ih,=+5XD?+ ZEwHv@% $ o,Oejq8 3m$zLoc1On5"Tj#=ַI{0ZR7nj7y2fյ#7[r|&8)K{@50A]dTVpv8l 8tmˤ#wšBcSTUGp+j^3%mQ|3>w[skQNqgW ׃ɏ8E# }G&X@{,#r&wLKR8-:gwecwhNcוz(rk5}pNAvЀYٿ4!OcA'ac}"b2^ qh!JBUvXúǸ5<|^.Fkw5G%4]A~?࡟7a@>e!lT] fwJD8jy mx$E(9J}#: &s9BMT4M u/;e[ 2z#sKw ]u,Ėؐo?$mtmdhyjH"D\1/-Vm+!&[T?p>$jϾZ7vFV4t$.<\`@ݢІ/qhYhXNTy_0ú]_9ƼmfK@j ^tW·B^BSݎm&f(kǔ 8힢U\`a75pKaQ-ƽ[?d%!a O$27f.{:٫ ځC<1` S=xA[$Cv騑[9[\t{uy<\\,ޯo*gL3i4~JI$Y'xHE:_PDhN!ɉG.ZISڭqufI`s]ց)\qx"Y紐yҵ{ 9}iĚ< Լ#hXC/K7hP@ H7emuz*=ciT;3yq/,~6˧E>[ȭM!i-YS/?,;XXD>6K`+5 ]WNmAX:tSL%RFo[H$8 H1c(gh0tl&9o%*=^G0*<}7tILpm(2eDBr~evNk]3|\ha}x@c ,=&#*~ *> 5ܿ V/0Зǽb>abD[xkhG ʢ.b7LN ұn4% IاB Ǐ$ 8q3%ǵ~_D` endstream endobj 182 0 obj << /Length 8786 /Filter /FlateDecode >> stream x][s~8dwg2yeYі-l$)Q&[~vh3gPzj+6fF`tvNIG|HIVE;U!X/enUXuҩiNIG|/K7уV~pEt_Fv:J-΋$}4$hA)RFh}wNPY^ o*%pykhwwyϋ 9@4ݪh;*KI騐 dM4-z;/ѿ4;X ¶$T"X/b?/PӖEj$}xaxX,_o1%_]!Q"_-f;c˲|%>@,G^<`|5YFW2e˷ 쐏e0(X/zs]fQU _#X'r6C>,hYO^bR}$ƸYJ zl\ vPfP[N WnЃwI|Aayo9G A9Bo9I ^YB%jGj[ ׯM<YJoU\UC*tYP8̠ QaP'c7ci_VH8*4N Z#<.ԝF"lN|L:YMy]2MN~`d\Gӱ!S̷+u6(*NV)FS (a{-tyjhT@sN76łO .]y  o>x X`.2iQ| #T BG@{`+I2 LިSAiѽu7hJ񵟠IpB ! 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prerex-6.5.3/doc/introchart2.tex0000644000123700002140000000317012226246354014725 0ustar rdtrdt\begin{figure} \small \renewcommand{\bfdefault}{sb} \renewcommand{\mddefault}{mb} \setcounter{diagheight}{50} \textwidth6.25in \begin{chart} \grid \text 20,52:{\textsf{\textsc{\Large Computer Science}}} \reqfullcourse 50,45:{1083}{Comput.\,Sci.\\Concepts}{TTh 10:00} \reqhalfcourse 25,40:{1303}{Discrete\\Structures}{MWF 9:30} \reqhalfcourse 30,30:{2813}{Computer\\Organiz.\,I}{MWF 8:30} \prereq 25,40,30,30: \prereq 50,45,30,30: \reqhalfcourse 45,30:{2023}{Procedural\\Prog.\,Devel.}{MWF 2:30} \prereq 50,45,45,30: \reqhalfcourse 65,30:{2513}{Informat.\\Systems}{TTh 1:00} \coreq 50,45,65,30: \mini 10,26:{1083} \reqhalfcourse 10,20:{2333}{Computab.\,\&\\Formal\,Lang.}{TTh 11:30} \prereq 10,26,10,20: \prereq 25,40,10,20: \reqhalfcourse 45,20:{2013}{Software\\Engineer.\,I}{MWF 11:30} \prereq 45,30,45,20: \halfcourse 55,20:{2685}{\texttt{C++}\\Program.}{no} \prereq 45,30,55,20: \mini 21,16:{2013} \reqhalfcourse 15,10:{3323}{Data\\Structures}{MWF 10:30} \prereq 21,16,15,10: \prereq 25,40,15,10: \reqhalfcourse 25,10:{3813}{Comput.\\Organiz.\,II}{TTh 8:30} \prereq 30,30,25,10: \reqhalfcourse 35,10:{3413}{Operating\\Systems\,I}{MWF 9:30} \recomm 45,20,35,10: \prereq 30,30,35,10: \halfcourse 45,10:{3013}{Software\\Engineer.\,II}{MWF 11:30} \prereq 45,20,45,10: \halfcourse 58,10:{3513}{Database\\Mngt.\,Sys.\,I}{MWF 8:30 pm} \prereq 45,20,58,10: \prereq 65,30,58,10: \reqhalfcourse 70,10:{3503}{Sys.\,Anal.\\\&\,Design}{TTh 10:00} \prereq 65,30,70,10: \end{chart} \vspace*{6ex} \renewcommand{\bfdefault}{b} \renewcommand{\mddefault}{m} \caption{A Prerequisite Chart with a Coordinate Grid} \label{grid} \end{figure} prerex-6.5.3/doc/introchart1.tex0000644000123700002140000000421612226246354014726 0ustar rdtrdt\begin{figure} \small \renewcommand{\bfdefault}{sb} \renewcommand{\mddefault}{mb} \setcounter{diagheight}{50} \textwidth6.25in \begin{chart} \text 20,52:{\textsf{\textsc{\Large Computer Science}}} \reqfullcourse 50,45:{1083}{Comput.\,Sci.\\Concepts}{TTh 10:00} \reqhalfcourse 25,40:{1303}{Discrete\\Structures}{MWF 9:30} \reqhalfcourse 30,30:{2813}{Computer\\Organiz.\,I}{MWF 8:30} \prereq 25,40,30,30: \prereq 50,45,30,30: \reqhalfcourse 45,30:{2023}{Procedural\\Prog.\,Devel.}{MWF 2:30} \prereq 50,45,45,30: \reqhalfcourse 65,30:{2513}{Informat.\\Systems}{TTh 1:00} \coreq 50,45,65,30: \mini 10,26:{1083} \reqhalfcourse 10,20:{2333}{Computab.\,\&\\Formal\,Lang.}{TTh 11:30} \prereq 10,26,10,20: \prereq 25,40,10,20: \reqhalfcourse 45,20:{2013}{Software\\Engineer.\,I}{MWF 11:30} \prereq 45,30,45,20: \halfcourse 55,20:{2685}{\texttt{C++}\\Program.}{no} \prereq 45,30,55,20: \mini 21,16:{2013} \reqhalfcourse 15,10:{3323}{Data\\Structures}{MWF 10:30} \prereq 21,16,15,10: \prereq 25,40,15,10: \reqhalfcourse 25,10:{3813}{Comput.\\Organiz.\,II}{TTh 8:30} \prereq 30,30,25,10: \reqhalfcourse 35,10:{3413}{Operating\\Systems\,I}{MWF 9:30} \recomm 45,20,35,10: \prereq 30,30,35,10: \halfcourse 45,10:{3013}{Software\\Engineer.\,II}{MWF 11:30} \prereq 45,20,45,10: \halfcourse 58,10:{3513}{Database\\Mngt.\,Sys.\,I}{MWF 8:30 pm} \prereq 45,20,58,10: \prereq 65,30,58,10: \reqhalfcourse 70,10:{3503}{Sys.\,Anal.\\\&\,Design}{TTh 10:00} \prereq 65,30,70,10: \end{chart} \begin{center} \begin{minipage}{6.0in} \begin{itemize}\sf \item A solid arrow \solidarrow\ indicates a required prerequisite, a dotted arrow \dottedarrow\ indicates a corequisite (to be taken before or concurrently), and a dashed arrow \dashedarrow\ indicates a recommended prerequisite. Core courses are in \boldbox\ boxes; other courses (i.e.,~options or prerequisites) are in \lightbox\ boxes. \item Timetabling abbreviations: M, T, W, Th, F=Mon, Tue, Wed, Thur, Fri, resp.; eve=7:00--9:50 pm; no=not offered. \end{itemize} \end{minipage} \end{center} \renewcommand{\bfdefault}{b} \renewcommand{\mddefault}{m} \caption{A Prerex-Formatted Prerequisite Chart} \label{chart} \end{figure} prerex-6.5.3/doc/prerex.sty.70000644000123700002140000003032512226246354014161 0ustar rdtrdt.TH PREREX.STY 7 2012-03-21 "prerex.sty-6.3" "" .SH NAME prerex.sty \- a LaTeX document style for prerequisite charts .SH DESCRIPTION .B prerex.sty defines macros that .B [pdf]latex can use to draw charts consisting of labelled course boxes linked by arrows that represent pre- and co-requisite requirements. In addition to the usual .B [pdf]latex output, auxiliary files will be generated containing image-map data for the hyperlinked nodes in the diagram and a shell script to crop a PNG image generated from a Postscript or PDF chart. .P If the source file satisfies the constraints of the .BR prerex (5) format, a chart description may be edited using the .BR prerex (1) interactive editor (as well as any conventional text editor). .SH TERMINOLOGY A prerequisite chart consists of several .I course boxes, linked by .I arrows. Courses are either .I half or .I full, and may be .I required or .I optional (or neither). Each course box can contain a course .I code (upper left corner), a course .I title (lower half), and .I timetable information (upper right corner). An arrow can be either a .I prerequisite (solid), a .I corequisite (dotted), or .I recommended (dashed). When a conventional arrow would be inappropriate, it is possible to use a .I mini course "box" (consisting of just a course code) just above a target box. An arbitrary line of text may be placed anywhere on the chart. .SH COORDINATE SYSTEM A conventional two-dimensional Cartesian coordinate system is used to specify the locations of diagram elements. The origin (where .I x = 0 and .IR "y = 0" ) is at the lower-left corner of the diagram. The diagram height is configurable; the width is determined by the values of .I \etextwidth and an adjustable .I \eunit length, which defines the absolute value of a coordinate unit. It is possible to put a coordinate grid with labelled axes in the background of a chart. The coordinates of a .I box, .I mini, or .I text-line are those of its centre point. An .I arrow is described by the coordinates of the centre points of its source and target boxes/minis/text-lines. .SH USAGE The command .B \eusepackage{prerex} should appear in the document preamble. This will define a LaTeX environment .IP .BI \ebegin{chart} " ... " \eend{chart} .LP within which the following commands may be used to produce course boxes, minis, text-lines, and arrows. The order of commands is not significant except that the commands for the source and target boxes of an arrow should .I precede the command for the arrow. .SH COURSE BOXES The commands producing course boxes have the following forms: .IP .BI \ehalfcourse " x,y" :{ code }{ title }{ timetable } .IP .BI \efullcourse " x,y" :{ code }{ title }{ timetable } .IP .BI \ereqhalfcourse " x,y" :{ code }{ title }{ timetable } .IP .BI \ereqfullcourse " x,y" :{ code }{ title }{ timetable } .IP .BI \eopthalfcourse " x,y" :{ code }{ title }{ timetable } .IP .BI \eoptfullcourse " x,y" :{ code }{ title }{ timetable } .LP where .I x,y are the coordinates of the .I centerpoint of the box, relative to the origin of the coordinate system at the lower-left corner of the diagram. The .I code, .I title, and .I timetable arguments are arbitrary (well-bracketed) text, possibly with LaTeX markup. The following are similar but take an additional argument to specify the (non-default) background color of the course box: .IP .BI \ehalfcoursec " x,y" :{ code }{ title }{ timetable }{ color } .IP .BI \efullcoursec " x,y" :{ code }{ title }{ timetable }{ color } .IP .BI \ereqhalfcoursec " x,y" :{ code }{ title }{ timetable }{ color } .IP .BI \ereqfullcoursec " x,y" :{ code }{ title }{ timetable }{ color } .IP .BI \eopthalfcoursec " x,y" :{ code }{ title }{ timetable }{ color } .IP .BI \eoptfullcoursec " x,y" :{ code }{ title }{ timetable }{ color } .LP .SH MINI COURSE BOXES AND TEXT LINES A mini course "box" is produced by a command of the form .IP .BI \emini " x,y" :{ code } .LP The following instruction places a line of text centered at the coordinates: .IP .BI \etext " x,y" :{ text-line } .LP There are several differences between minis and text-lines. The maximum length allowed for a course-code may be less than that for a text-line. A sans-serif font and a reduced font size is used for a course-code. A course-code may be hyperlinked but a text-line is not (except when the coordinate grid is on). A .B \eparbox command may be used in the .I text-line argument if more than one line is desired. .SH ARROWS Arrows between course boxes (or from a mini or text-line to a course box) are produced by commands of the form .IP .BI \eprereq " x0,y0,x1,y1" : .IP .BI \ecoreq " x0,y0,x1,y1" : .IP .BI \erecomm " x0,y0,x1,y1" : .LP These produce, respectively, solid, dotted, and dashed arrows from the course box (or mini or text-line) centered at coordinates .I x0,y0 to the course box centered at coordinates .I x1,y1. .PP Arrows by default have a non-zero curvature (unless they are very short). It is possible to override the default curvature for a particular arrow by using the instructions .IP .BI \eprereqc " x0,y0,x1,y1;c" : .IP .BI \ecoreqc " x0,y0,x1,y1;c" : .IP .BI \erecommc " x0,y0,x1,y1;c" : .LP where .I c is an integer in the range 0-100 specifying the desired curvature; for example, .IR c= 0 will produce a .I straight arrow. To change the default curvature, the user program may redefine the .B \eDefaultCurvature command. .SH WEB LINKS Course boxes (including minis) may be hyperlinked. The default URL for course boxes is .IR course-code .html where .I course-code is the .I code argument of the course box. The URL scheme may be changed by the user by re-defining the .B \eCourseURL command. .SH COORDINATE GRID The following command produces a coordinate grid, which is useful for editing a diagram: .IP .B \egrid .LP The grid lines will be covered by course boxes and arrows. The .B \egrid command also redefines the .B \eCourseURL command so that, if the mouse cursor is placed over a box or mini in (some) PDF viewers, the .I coordinates of the box, mini, or text-line will be displayed as follows: in the status bar in .BR xpdf and .BR gpdf , and in a "tooltip" in recent versions of .BR kpdf " (now re-named" .BR okular ), .BR evince , and the Adobe Reader. Similarly, the coordinates of the source and target boxes of arrows are displayed if the mouse hovers over the mid-point of an arrow, Such coordinate displays make it easier to edit chart descriptions. When the grid is on, the mid-point of every arrow is highlighted by a "bullet". .PP The .B prerex package at .B http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/graphics/prerex/ has a patch for .BR kpdf / okular (1) to make it display URIs in tooltips and also capture coordinates of course boxes, arrows and background points in the X selection clipboard (for pasting into a command being composed at the .BR prerex (1) prompt). There is also a GUI frontend .BR vprerex (1) to the .BR prerex (1) editor which incorporates a minimalistic prerex-enabled PDF viewer. .SH STAND-ALONE COMMANDS The following commands may be used outside a .B chart environment, such as in the explanatory notes for a chart: .IP .B \esolidarrow .IP .B \edottedarrow .IP .B \edashedarrow .IP .B \elightbox .IP .B \eboldbox .IP .B \edashedbox .LP .SH CONFIGURATION The following are defined by the style file but may be re-defined by the user: .IP .BI \enewcommand{\eDefaultCurvature}{ 20 } .LP where the argument should be in the range 0-100; 0 means no curvature. .IP .BI \enewcommand{\eCourseURL}[3]{ #3.html } .LP where the arguments supplied at the call are the .I x and .I y coordinates of the box or mini and the course code. .IP .BI \enewcommand{\ebackground}{ LightYellow } .LP where .I LightYellow is defined by .IP .BI \edefinecolor{LightYellow}{ rgb }{ "1.0, 1.0, 0.878431" } .IP .BI \esetlength{\eunit}{ 5.7816pt } .LP which defines the absolute size of a coordinate unit; this yields 10 pixels per coordinate unit if the chart is converted to an image at 125 dpi. .IP .BI \enewcommand{\edpi}{ 125 } .IP .BI \enewcommand{\ePixelsPerUnit}{ 10 } .LP These must be re-defined together if the image-map data are to be correct. .IP .BI \esetcounter{diagheight}{ 75 } .LP which is the .IR y -coordinate of the top of the diagram (reduced to 65 in landscape mode); the nominal diagram width is .IR \etextwidth " / " \eunit " + " 10. .P The following define the thicknesses of the three kinds of arrows, and the thickness of bold boxes: .IP .BI \enewcommand{\esolidwidth}{ 0.5pt } .IP .BI \enewcommand{\edottedwidth}{ 0.8pt } .IP .BI \enewcommand{\edashedwidth}{ 0.5pt } .IP .BI \enewcommand{\eboldwidth}{ 1.0pt } .LP .P The following command is used to change to a smaller size for course codes, timetable information, and mini-course codes: .IP .BI \enewcommand{\esmallersize}{\erelsize{-3}} .LP .P The following command defines the baseline adjustment for the stand-alone arrows and boxes; this parameter is font-dependent. .IP .BI \enewcommand{\ebaselineAdj}{ -0.5ex } .LP .SH DEPEDENCIES This implementation of .B prerex.sty uses .B pgf (version 1.18 or later) with add-on package .B tikz. The following additional packages are used: .B relsize, .B calc, .B ifthen, .B multido, .B textcomp, .B zref-savepos and .B hyperref. .I Either .BR pdflatex (1) .I or .BR latex (1) followed by .BR dvips (1) (and possibly .BR ps2pdf (1)) may be used. .P To convert a chart to a compact but reasonably high-quality image, it is suggested to use the .BR convert (1) tool of .BR ImageMagick (1) as follows: .IP .B convert .I -density 125 chart.ps chart.png .LP or .IP .B convert .I -density 125 chart.pdf chart.png .LP The density parameter specifies the number of pixels per inch; if this is too small, the image is of poor quality, and if it is too large, the image file is too big. By default, the shell script generated by .B prerex.sty crops the image at the southeast corner. It is possible to use a PNG compression application such as .BR optipng (1) to reduce the file-size of the cropped image (without loss of quality). .SH IMPLEMENTATION DETAILS .P To improve the appearance, boxes are drawn with slightly rounded corners. The half-course boxes are assigned a minimum height to give a more uniform appearance to horizontal rows of such boxes. The mini and text boxes have white frames and their fill colour is white, which is assumed to be the background colour of the chart. A text box is not normally hyperlinked; however, if the coordinate grid is on, it is hyperlinked and its chart coordinates are encoded in the URI. .P Arrows with a small height and arrows whose source and target points have equal x or y coordinates are always draw straight (using a specialized and simpler macro) unless an explicit non-zero curvature argument is provided. If the coordinate grid is on, a hyperlink with the source and target coordinates is placed at the mid-point of the arrow. A wider background white edge is drawn below an arrow to improve the appearance of crossing arrows; the background also ensures visibility of the arrow when the coordinate grid is on. A thin white arrow (with a visible arrowhead) is drawn beneath the visible arrow to obtain a thin arrowhead. .P When the coordinate grid is drawn, the .B CourseURL command is re-defined to pass node coordinates in URIs. Also, two "anchor" hyperlinks are inserted at the southwest and northeast corners of the diagram to allow prerex-enabled PDF viewers to compute chart coordinates. .P To support HTML versions of charts, .B prerex.sty generates a script to crop a chart image at the southeast corner, allowing descriptive notes below the chart to be treated as ordinary text. Also, it generates image-map data for use with an HTML image map. 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See the manual page \texttt{prerex(1)} for more information. The \texttt{prerex} package at CTAN also has the source files for \texttt{vprerex} (visual \texttt{prerex}), a graphical ``wrapper'' for \texttt{prerex} which incorporates a prerex-enabled PDF viewer. For initial creation of a prerex-formatted chart or making substantial changes to the boxes and arrows of an existing prerex-formatted chart, it is more convenient to use one of these programs than to edit the source file directly; however, the chart editor has no access to other elements of a source file, such as preamble declarations, headings, notes, logos, and so on. A conventional text editor or \LaTeX\ development environment should be used for these. \section{Source Files} \label{source} \subsection{Overall Structure} A \texttt{.tex} file is essentially text with interspersed \LaTeX\ commands, much as a web-page description has text with Hypertext Mark-up Language (HTML) tags interspersed. Commands for \LaTeX\ can be recognized by the initial backslash character~``\verb|\|''. The first several lines make up the ``preamble'' of the source file for a chart: \begin{verbatim} \documentclass{article} \usepackage{prerex} : \end{verbatim} This describes the kind of document to be processed (\texttt{article}, as opposed to \texttt{book} or \texttt{report}) and indicates a file of definitions to be used (\texttt{prerex.sty}). The remaining lines of the preamble specify such things as the page layout and the fonts to be used. The structure \begin{verbatim} \begin{document} : \end{document} \end{verbatim} contains the content of the document. Typically, the first element of the content is a heading, contained within a formatting structure of the form \begin{verbatim} \begin{center} : \end{center} \end{verbatim} which specifies that each line of the material contained should be centered on the page. The double-backslash command \verb|\\| indicates a line break. After the heading comes the description of the chart itself: \begin{verbatim} \begin{chart} : \end{chart} \end{verbatim} Finally, there will typically be some notes to explain the abbreviations and conventions used in the chart. \subsection{Chart Instructions} Table~\ref{instructions} %on page~\pageref{instructions} summarizes the formats of the instructions defined by \texttt{prerex.sty}. \begin{table} \begin{center} \renewcommand{\arraystretch}{1.3333} \begin{tabular}{|l|} \hline \multicolumn{1}{|c|}{\textbf{Course Boxes and Text-Lines}} \\ \hline \verb|\halfcourse |$x,y$:\verb|{|\emph{course code}\verb|}{|\emph{course title}\verb|}{|\emph{timetable code}\verb|}| \\ \verb|\fullcourse |$x,y$:\verb|{|\emph{course code}\verb|}{|\emph{course title}\verb|}{|\emph{timetable code}\verb|}| \\ \verb|\reqhalfcourse |$x,y$:\verb|{|\emph{course code}\verb|}{|\emph{course title}\verb|}{|\emph{timetable code}\verb|}| \\ \verb|\opthalfcourse |$x,y$:\verb|{|\emph{course code}\verb|}{|\emph{course title}\verb|}{|\emph{timetable code}\verb|}| \\ \verb|\reqfullcourse |$x,y$:\verb|{|\emph{course code}\verb|}{|\emph{course title}\verb|}{|\emph{timetable code}\verb|}| \\ \verb|\optfullcourse |$x,y$:\verb|{|\emph{course code}\verb|}{|\emph{course title}\verb|}{|\emph{timetable code}\verb|}| \\ \verb|\halfcoursec | $x,y$ \verb|:{| \emph{course code} \verb|}{| \emph{course title} \verb|}{| \emph{timetable code} \verb|}| \verb|{| \emph{color} \verb|}| \\ \verb|\reqhalfcoursec | $x,y$ \verb|:{| \emph{course code} \verb|}{| \emph{course title} \verb|}{| \emph{timetable code} \verb|}| \verb|{| \emph{color} \verb|}| \\ \verb|\opthalfcoursec | $x,y$ \verb|:{| \emph{course code} \verb|}{| \emph{course title} \verb|}{| \emph{timetable code} \verb|}| \verb|{| \emph{color} \verb|}| \\ \verb|\fullcoursec | $x,y$ \verb|:{| \emph{course code} \verb|}{| \emph{course title} \verb|}{| \emph{timetable code} \verb|}| \verb|{| \emph{color} \verb|}| \\ \verb|\reqfullcoursec | $x,y$ \verb|:{| \emph{course code} \verb|}{| \emph{course title} \verb|}{| \emph{timetable code} \verb|}| \verb|{| \emph{color} \verb|}| \\ \verb|\optfullcoursec | $x,y$ \verb|:{| \emph{course code} \verb|}{| \emph{course title} \verb|}{| \emph{timetable code} \verb|}| \verb|{| \emph{color} \verb|}| \\ \verb|\mini |$x,y:$\verb|{|\emph{course code}\verb|}| \\ \verb|\text |$x,y:$\verb|{|\emph{line of text}\verb|}| \\ \hline \multicolumn{1}{|c|}{\textbf{Arrows}} \\ \hline \verb|\prereq |$x_0, y_0, x_1, y_1$: \hfil \verb|\prereqc |$x_0, y_0, x_1, y_1$; \emph{c}: \\ \verb|\coreq |$x_0, y_0, x_1, y_1$: \hfil \verb|\coreqc |$x_0, y_0, x_1, y_1$; \emph{c}: \\ \verb|\recomm |$x_0, y_0, x_1, y_1$: \hfil \verb|\recommc |$x_0, y_0, x_1, y_1$; \emph{c}: \\ \hline \multicolumn{1}{|c|}{\textbf{Coordinate Grid}} \\ \hline \verb|\grid| \\ \hline \multicolumn{1}{|c|}{\textbf{In-Line Instructions}} \\ \hline \verb|\solidarrow| \\ \verb|\dottedarrow| \\ \verb|\dashedarrow| \\ \verb|\lightbox| \\ \verb|\boldbox| \\ \verb|\dottedbox| \\ \hline \end{tabular} \renewcommand{\arraystretch}{1.0} \end{center} \caption{Instructions for \texttt{prerex}-Formatted Prerequisite Charts} \label{instructions} \end{table} The \verb\grid\ command creates a light gray ``coordinate grid'' in the background of the chart. Figure~\ref{grid} on page~\pageref{grid} shows the example chart of Figure~\ref{chart} with the coordinate grid enabled. \input{introchart2} Note that the ``origin'' of the coordinate system (the point with $x$-coordinate $0$ and $y$-coordinate $0$) is at the lower-left corner of the chart. The arrows produced by \verb\prereq\, \verb\coreq\, and \verb\recomm\ instructions by default are slightly curved (except very short ones). It is possible to increase or decrease the degree of curvature of a particular arrow by using instructions \verb\prereqc\, \verb\coreqc\, or \verb\recommc\; the additional argument specifies the degree of curvature: $0$ means no curvature, i.e.,~straight, and to increase the curvature, use a larger number (up to $100$). To change the default curvature for \emph{all} arrows, see Section~\ref{config} on page~\pageref{config} below. The ``in-line'' instructions create small examples of course boxes and arrows for use in explanatory notes outside of the \verb\chart\ environment: \begin{list}{}{}\item \renewcommand{\arraystretch}{1.25} \begin{tabular}{lc} \verb|\solidarrow| & \solidarrow \\ \verb|\dottedarrow| & \dottedarrow \\ \verb|\dashedarrow| & \dashedarrow \\ \verb|\lightbox| & \fontseries{sb}\selectfont\lightbox \\ \verb|\boldbox| & \boldbox \\ \verb|\dottedbox| & \fontseries{sb}\selectfont\dottedbox \end{tabular} \renewcommand{\arraystretch}{1.0} \end{list} See the manual pages \texttt{prerex(5)} and \texttt{prerex.sty(7)} and the documentation for \texttt{prerex.sty} for more information. \subsection{\LaTeX\ Input Conventions} The following are some of the input conventions for \LaTeX\ that you might want to know about while editing the source file for a prerex-formatted prerequisite chart. \begin{itemize} \item The characters \verb|# $ % & _ { } ~ ^ \ | are interpreted in special ways by \LaTeX; to produce any of the first seven of these characters, you will have to ``escape'' them with a backslash, as in, for example, \verb|\&|. The \verb|\\| combination produces a line break; to produce a backslash, use \verb|\backslash|. The remaining two special characters, \verb|~| and \verb|^|, may also be escaped with a backslash but produce accents; for example, \verb|\^{u}| produces~\^{u}. \item To produce a space where \LaTeX\ would normally not do so, use \verb|\ |. For example, \LaTeX\ normally interprets a period immediately after a word as the end of a sentence and leaves a larger-than-usual space; to prevent the larger-than-usual space after an abbreviation that finishes with a period, use \verb|\ | instead of a space, as in \verb|Diff.\ Equations|. \item An unescaped \verb\%\ character signals the beginning of a comment; any characters following the \verb\%\ to the end of that line are ignored by \LaTeX. \item To prevent a line break between two words, use a \verb\~\ instead of a space between them, as in \verb\MATH~223\. \item To leave a smaller-than-usual space between two words, use \verb|\,| instead of a space between them, as in \verb|MATH\,223|. \item To prevent hyphenation of some word, use the word as the argument to an \verb|\mbox| command, as in \verb|\mbox{Robert}|. \end{itemize} \subsection{Configuration} \label{config} The following \LaTeX\ definitions are made in \verb|prerex.sty| but may be re-defined by the user in the chart source file: \begin{list}{}{} \item \verb|\newcommand{\DefaultCurvature}{20}| \end{list} where the argument should be in the range $0$--$100$; $0$ means no curvature. \begin{list}{}{} \item \verb|\newcommand{\CourseURL}[3]{#3.html}| \end{list} where the arguments supplied at the call are the $x$ and $y$ coordinates of the box or mini, and the course code. \begin{list}{}{} \item \verb|\newcommand{\background}{yellow!15}| \end{list} which defines the default background color for course nodes. \begin{list}{}{} \item \verb|\setlength{\unit}{5.7816pt}| \end{list} which defines the absolute size of a coordinate unit; this results in exactly 10 pixels per coordinate unit if the chart is converted to an image at 125 dpi. \begin{list}{}{} \item \verb|\newcommand{\dpi}{125}| \item \verb|\newcommand{\PixelsPerUnit}{10}| \end{list} These three commands have to re-defined together if the image-map data are to be correct. \begin{list}{}{} \item \verb|\setcounter{diagheight}{75}| \end{list} which is the $y$-coordinate of the top of the diagram (reduced to $65$ in landscape mode); the nominal diagram width is \verb|\textwidth|~$\div$~\verb|\unit|~$+ 10$. The following define the thicknesses of the three kinds of arrows and the thickness of bold boxes: \begin{list}{}{} \item \verb|\newcommand{\solidwidth}{0.5pt}| \item \verb|\newcommand{\dottedwidth}{0.8pt}| \item \verb|\newcommand{\dashedwidth}{0.8pt}| \item \verb|\newcommand{\boldwidth}{1.0pt}| \end{list} The following command is used to change to a smaller size for course codes, timetable information, and mini-course codes: \begin{list}{}{} \item \verb|\newcommand{\smallersize}{\relsize{-3}}| \end{list} The following command defines the baseline adjustment for the stand-alone arrows and boxes; this parameter is font-dependent. \begin{list}{}{} \item \verb|\newcommand{\baselineAdj}{-0.5ex}| \end{list} \newpage \section*{Bibliography} \addcontentsline{toc}{section}{Bibliography} \label{bibliography} The following \nocite{Kopka,Lamport,Mittelbach} are three recommended books on \LaTeX\@. 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hides grid \newcommand{\DefaultCurvature}{20} % 0 for no curvature \newcommand{\CourseURL}[3]{file:#3.html} \newcommand{\background}{yellow!15} \newcommand{\solidwidth}{0.5pt} \newcommand{\boldwidth}{1.0pt} \newcommand{\dottedwidth}{0.8pt} \newcommand{\dashedwidth}{0.5pt} \newcommand{\smallersize}{\relsize{-2}} \newcommand{\baselineAdj}{-0.5ex} \newcounter{@myangle} \newcounter{@inangle} \newcounter{@dx} \newcounter{@dy} \newif\ifgridon \gridonfalse \newcounter{@gridwidth} \newcounter{@gridright} \newcounter{@gridheight} \newcounter{@gridtop} \newcounter{@diagwidth} \newcounter{diagheight} \setcounter{diagheight}{75} \ifdim\paperwidth>\paperheight \setcounter{diagheight}{65} \fi \newcounter{chart} % in case there is more than one chart in the document \newcounter{xNW}\newcounter{yNW} % coordinates of NW corner of a node \newcounter{xSE}\newcounter{ySE} % coordinates of SE corner of a node \def\@unitmult{\unit * 5} % used for the grid and as the minimum height of half-course boxes \def\@outputImapData#1,#2:#3#4#5{% % #1,#2 coordinates % #3 URL % #4 horizontal delta % #5 vertical delta % \setcounter{xNW}{\dpi * \ratio{\zposx{gridOrigin_\thechart}sp}{1in}}% # of pixels from left edge to origin \addtocounter{xNW}{(#1-#4)*\PixelsPerUnit}% add # pixels from origin to node (-#4 units) \setcounter{xSE}{\dpi * \ratio{\zposx{gridOrigin_\thechart}sp}{1in}}% \addtocounter{xSE}{(#1+#4)*\PixelsPerUnit}% add # pixels from origin to node (+#4 units) \setcounter{yNW}{ \dpi * \ratio{\paperheight}{1in}} % # of pixels for the whole page \addtocounter{yNW}{ 0 - \dpi * \ratio{\zposy{gridOrigin_\thechart}sp}{1in}} % subtract # pixels from bottom edge to origin \addtocounter{yNW}{0 - (#2 - #5) * \PixelsPerUnit } % subtract # of pixels from origin to node (-#5) \setcounter{ySE}{ \dpi * \ratio{\paperheight}{1in}} \addtocounter{ySE}{0 - \dpi * \ratio{\zposy{gridOrigin_\thechart}sp}{1in}} \addtocounter{ySE}{0 - (#2 + #5) * \PixelsPerUnit } % subtract # of pixels from origin to node (+#5) \immediate\write\@imapfile{#3}% } \pgfsetlayers{} \def\solidarrow{% \tikz[x=\unit,y=\unit,baseline=\baselineAdj] \draw[-latex',line width =\solidwidth] (0,0) -- (4,0); } \def\dottedarrow{% \tikz[x=\unit,y=\unit,baseline=\baselineAdj] \draw[loosely dotted,line width=\dottedwidth,-latex'] (0,0) -- (4,0); } \def\dashedarrow{% \tikz[x=\unit,y=\unit,baseline=\baselineAdj] \draw[dashed,line width=\dashedwidth,-latex'] (0,0) -- (4,0); } \def\lightbox{% \tikz[thin,baseline=\baselineAdj]\node[draw,rounded corners=2pt,inner xsep=1.8pt] {\rule[-2pt]{0pt}{4pt}light}; } \def\boldbox{% \tikz[baseline=\baselineAdj]\node[draw,line width=\boldwidth,rounded corners=2pt,inner xsep=1.8pt] {\rule[-2pt]{0pt}{4pt}\bfseries bold}; } \def\dottedbox{% \tikz[baseline=\baselineAdj]\node[draw,dotted,line width=\boldwidth,rounded corners=2pt,inner xsep=1.8pt] {\rule[-2pt]{0pt}{4pt}dotted}; } \pgfdeclarelayer{arrows} \pgfdeclarelayer{courses} \pgfdeclarelayer{grid} \pgfsetlayers{grid,arrows,courses,main} \def\@halfcourse#1,#2:#3#4#5{% \begin{pgfonlayer}{courses}% \node[draw,thin,fill=\background,rounded corners=2pt,inner ysep=0.5pt,minimum height=\@unitmult](x#1y#2) at (#1,#2)% { \renewcommand{\arraystretch}{0.8}% \href{\CourseURL{#1}{#2}{#3}}{\begin{tabular}{@{\hspace{1pt}}c@{\hspace{1pt}}}% {\smallersize#3}% \,\hfill\,% {\smallersize\renewcommand{\arraystretch}{0.5}\begin{tabular}[t]{@{}r@{}}#5\end{tabular}}% \\ #4% \end{tabular}}% };% \@outputImapData#1,#2:{#3}{4}{2}% \end{pgfonlayer}% } \def\@halfcoursec#1,#2:#3#4#5#6{% \begin{pgfonlayer}{courses}% \node[draw,thin,fill=#6,rounded corners=2pt,inner ysep=0.5pt,minimum height=\@unitmult](x#1y#2) at (#1,#2)% { \renewcommand{\arraystretch}{0.8}% \href{\CourseURL{#1}{#2}{#3}}{\begin{tabular}{@{\hspace{1pt}}c@{\hspace{1pt}}}% {\smallersize\selectfont{#3}}% \,\hfill\,% {\smallersize{\renewcommand{\arraystretch}{0.5}\begin{tabular}[t]{@{}r@{}}#5\end{tabular}}}% \\ #4% \end{tabular}}% };% \@outputImapData#1,#2:{#3}{4}{2}% \end{pgfonlayer}% } \def\@reqhalfcourse#1,#2:#3#4#5{% \begin{pgfonlayer}{courses}% \node[draw,line width=\boldwidth,fill=\background,rounded corners=2pt,inner ysep=0.5pt,minimum height=\@unitmult](x#1y#2) at (#1,#2)% { \renewcommand{\arraystretch}{0.8}% \href{\CourseURL{#1}{#2}{#3}}{\begin{tabular}{@{\hspace{1pt}}c@{\hspace{1pt}}}% {\smallersize\bfseries#3}% \,\hfill\,% {\smallersize\bfseries\renewcommand{\arraystretch}{0.5}\begin{tabular}[t]{@{}r@{}}#5\end{tabular}}% \\ #4% \end{tabular}% }};% \@outputImapData#1,#2:{#3}{4}{2}% \end{pgfonlayer}% } \def\@reqhalfcoursec#1,#2:#3#4#5#6{% \begin{pgfonlayer}{courses}% \node[draw,line width=\boldwidth,fill=#6,rounded corners=2pt,inner ysep=0.5pt,minimum height=\@unitmult](x#1y#2) at (#1,#2)% { \renewcommand{\arraystretch}{0.8}% \href{\CourseURL{#1}{#2}{#3}}{\begin{tabular}{@{\hspace{1pt}}c@{\hspace{1pt}}}% {\smallersize\bfseries#3}% \,\hfill\,% {\smallersize\bfseries\renewcommand{\arraystretch}{0.5}\begin{tabular}[t]{@{}r@{}}#5\end{tabular}}% \\ #4% \end{tabular}% }};% \@outputImapData#1,#2:{#3}{4}{2}% \end{pgfonlayer}% } \def\@opthalfcourse#1,#2:#3#4#5{% \begin{pgfonlayer}{courses}% \node[draw,dotted,line width=\boldwidth,fill=\background,rounded corners=2pt,inner ysep=0.5pt,minimum height=\@unitmult](x#1y#2) at (#1,#2)% { \renewcommand{\arraystretch}{0.8}% \href{\CourseURL{#1}{#2}{#3}}{\begin{tabular}{@{\hspace{1pt}}c@{\hspace{1pt}}}% {\smallersize#3}% \,\hfill\,% {\smallersize\renewcommand{\arraystretch}{0.5}\begin{tabular}[t]{@{}r@{}}#5\end{tabular}}% \\ #4% \end{tabular}}% };% \@outputImapData#1,#2:{#3}{4}{2}% \end{pgfonlayer}% } \def\@opthalfcoursec#1,#2:#3#4#5#6{% \begin{pgfonlayer}{courses}% \node[draw,dotted,line width=\boldwidth,fill=#6,rounded corners=2pt,inner ysep=0.5pt,minimum height=\@unitmult](x#1y#2) at (#1,#2)% { \renewcommand{\arraystretch}{0.8}% \href{\CourseURL{#1}{#2}{#3}}{\begin{tabular}{@{\hspace{1pt}}c@{\hspace{1pt}}}% {\smallersize#3}% \,\hfill\,% {\smallersize\renewcommand{\arraystretch}{0.5}\begin{tabular}[t]{@{}r@{}}#5\end{tabular}}% \\ #4% \end{tabular}}% };% \@outputImapData#1,#2:{#3}{4}{2}% \end{pgfonlayer}% } \def\@fullcourse#1,#2:#3#4#5{% \begin{pgfonlayer}{courses}% \node[draw,thin,fill=\background,rounded corners=2pt,inner ysep=0.5pt](x#1y#2) at (#1,#2)% { \renewcommand{\arraystretch}{1.7}% \href{\CourseURL{#1}{#2}{#3}}{\begin{tabular}{@{\hspace{1pt}}c@{\hspace{1pt}}}% {\smallersize#3}% \,\hfill\,% {\smallersize\renewcommand{\arraystretch}{0.5}\begin{tabular}[t]{@{}r@{}}#5\end{tabular}}% \\ #4% \end{tabular}}% };% \@outputImapData#1,#2:{#3}{4}{5}% \end{pgfonlayer}% } \def\@fullcoursec#1,#2:#3#4#5#6{% \begin{pgfonlayer}{courses}% \node[draw,thin,fill=#6,rounded corners=2pt,inner ysep=0.5pt](x#1y#2) at (#1,#2)% { \renewcommand{\arraystretch}{1.7}% \href{\CourseURL{#1}{#2}{#3}}{\begin{tabular}{@{\hspace{1pt}}c@{\hspace{1pt}}}% {\smallersize#3}% \,\hfill\,% {\smallersize\renewcommand{\arraystretch}{0.5}\begin{tabular}[t]{@{}r@{}}#5\end{tabular}}% \\ #4% \end{tabular}}% };% \end{pgfonlayer}% \@outputImapData#1,#2:{#3}{4}{5}% } \def\@reqfullcourse#1,#2:#3#4#5{% \begin{pgfonlayer}{courses}% \node[draw,line width=\boldwidth,fill=\background,rounded corners=2pt,inner ysep=0.5pt](x#1y#2) at (#1,#2)% { \renewcommand{\arraystretch}{1.7}% \href{\CourseURL{#1}{#2}{#3}}{\begin{tabular}{@{\hspace{1pt}}c@{\hspace{1pt}}}% {\smallersize\bfseries#3}% \,\hfill\,% {\smallersize\bfseries\renewcommand{\arraystretch}{0.5}\begin{tabular}[t]{@{}r@{}}#5\end{tabular}}% \\ #4% \end{tabular}}% };% \@outputImapData#1,#2:{#3}{4}{5}% \end{pgfonlayer}% } \def\@reqfullcoursec#1,#2:#3#4#5#6{% \begin{pgfonlayer}{courses}% \node[draw,line width=\boldwidth,fill=#6,rounded corners=2pt,inner ysep=0.5pt](x#1y#2) at (#1,#2)% { \renewcommand{\arraystretch}{1.7}% \href{\CourseURL{#1}{#2}{#3}}{\begin{tabular}{@{\hspace{1pt}}c@{\hspace{1pt}}}% {\smallersize\bfseries#3}% \,\hfill\,% {\smallersize\bfseries\renewcommand{\arraystretch}{0.5}\begin{tabular}[t]{@{}r@{}}#5\end{tabular}}% \\ #4% \end{tabular}}% };% \@outputImapData#1,#2:{#3}{4}{5}% \end{pgfonlayer}% } \def\@fullcoursec#1,#2:#3#4#5#6{% \begin{pgfonlayer}{courses}% \node[draw,thin,fill=#6,rounded corners=2pt,inner ysep=0.5pt](x#1y#2) at (#1,#2)% { \renewcommand{\arraystretch}{1.7}% \href{\CourseURL{#1}{#2}{#3}}{\begin{tabular}{@{\hspace{1pt}}c@{\hspace{1pt}}}% {\smallersize#3}% \,\hfill\,% {\smallersize\renewcommand{\arraystretch}{0.5}\begin{tabular}[t]{@{}r@{}}#5\end{tabular}}% \\ #4% \end{tabular}}% };% \@outputImapData#1,#2:{#3}{4}{5}% \end{pgfonlayer}% } \def\@optfullcourse#1,#2:#3#4#5{% \begin{pgfonlayer}{courses}% \node[draw,dotted,line width=\boldwidth,fill=\background,rounded corners=2pt,inner ysep=0.5pt](x#1y#2) at (#1,#2)% { \renewcommand{\arraystretch}{1.7}% \href{\CourseURL{#1}{#2}{#3}}{\begin{tabular}{@{\hspace{1pt}}c@{\hspace{1pt}}}% {\smallersize#3}% \,\hfill\,% {\smallersize\renewcommand{\arraystretch}{0.5}\begin{tabular}[t]{@{}r@{}}#5\end{tabular}}% \\ #4% \end{tabular}}% };% \@outputImapData#1,#2:{#3}{4}{5}% \end{pgfonlayer}% } \def\@optfullcoursec#1,#2:#3#4#5#6{% \begin{pgfonlayer}{courses}% \node[draw,dotted,line width=\boldwidth,fill=#6,rounded corners=2pt,inner ysep=0.5pt](x#1y#2) at (#1,#2)% { \renewcommand{\arraystretch}{1.7}% \href{\CourseURL{#1}{#2}{#3}}{\begin{tabular}{@{\hspace{1pt}}c@{\hspace{1pt}}}% {\smallersize#3}% \,\hfill\,% {\smallersize\renewcommand{\arraystretch}{0.5}\begin{tabular}[t]{@{}r@{}}#5\end{tabular}}% \\ #4% \end{tabular}}% };% \@outputImapData#1,#2:{#3}{4}{5}% \end{pgfonlayer}% } \def\@mini#1,#2:#3{% \begin{pgfonlayer}{courses}% \ifgridon \node[fill=white,draw=white,inner ysep=1.8pt](x#1y#2) at (#1,#2)% { \href{\CourseURL{#1}{#2}{#3}}{% {\smallersize\mdseries#3}}};% \else \node[fill=none,draw=none,inner ysep=1.8pt](x#1y#2) at (#1,#2)% { \href{\CourseURL{#1}{#2}{#3}}{% {\smallersize\mdseries#3}}};% \fi \@outputImapData#1,#2:{#3}{2}{1}% \end{pgfonlayer}% } \def\@text#1,#2:#3{% % include coordinates if grid on, but don't hyperlink if grid off \begin{pgfonlayer}{courses}% \ifgridon \node[fill=white,draw=white,inner ysep=1.8pt](x#1y#2) at (#1,#2)% {\href{coord: #1,#2}{\mbox{\sffamily\mdseries#3}}};% \else \node[fill=none,draw=none,inner ysep=1.8pt](x#1y#2) at (#1,#2){\mbox{\sffamily\mdseries#3}};% \fi \end{pgfonlayer}% } \def\@prereq#1,#2,#3,#4:{% \setcounter{@dy}{#2-#4} \ifnum\the@dy<10 \@straight#1,#2,#3,#4: \else\ifnum#1=#3 \@straight#1,#2,#3,#4: \else\ifnum#2=#4 \@straight#1,#2,#3,#4: \else \@prereqc#1,#2,#3,#4;\DefaultCurvature: \fi\fi\fi } \def\@prereqc#1,#2,#3,#4;#5:{% \ifnum#5=0 \@straight#1,#2,#3,#4: \else \@curved#1,#2,#3,#4;#5: \fi } \def\@recomm#1,#2,#3,#4:{% \setcounter{@dy}{#2-#4} \ifnum\the@dy<10 \@straightDashed#1,#2,#3,#4: \else\ifnum#1=#3 \@straightDashed#1,#2,#3,#4: \else\ifnum#2=#4 \@straightDashed#1,#2,#3,#4: \else \@recommc#1,#2,#3,#4;\DefaultCurvature: \fi\fi\fi } \def\@recommc#1,#2,#3,#4;#5:{% \ifnum#5=0 \@straightDashed#1,#2,#3,#4: \else \@curvedDashed#1,#2,#3,#4;#5: \fi } \def\@coreq#1,#2,#3,#4:{% \setcounter{@dy}{#2-#4} \ifnum\the@dy<10 \@straightDotted#1,#2,#3,#4: \else\ifnum#1=#3 \@straightDotted#1,#2,#3,#4: \else\ifnum#2=#4 \@straightDotted#1,#2,#3,#4: \else \@coreqc#1,#2,#3,#4;\DefaultCurvature: \fi\fi\fi } \def\@coreqc#1,#2,#3,#4;#5:{% \ifnum#5=0 \@straightDotted#1,#2,#3,#4: \else \@curvedDotted#1,#2,#3,#4;#5: \fi } \def\@straight#1,#2,#3,#4:{% \begin{pgfonlayer}{arrows} \draw[draw=white,line width=1.5pt](x#1y#2) -- (x#3y#4) ; \draw[-latex',draw=white,very thin](x#1y#2) -- (x#3y#4) ; \ifgridon \draw[line width=\solidwidth](x#1y#2) -- node[anchor=mid] {\href{coord: #1,#2,#3,#4}{\textbullet}} (x#3y#4); \else \draw[line width=\solidwidth](x#1y#2) -- (x#3y#4) ; \fi \end{pgfonlayer} } \def\@curved#1,#2,#3,#4;#5:{ \setcounter{@dy}{#2-#4} \ifnum#3<#1 \setcounter{@dx}{#1-#3} \setcounter{@myangle}{(-#5) * \the@dx * \the@dy * 2} \else \setcounter{@dx}{#3-#1} \setcounter{@myangle}{#5 * \the@dx * \the@dy * 2} \fi \setcounter{@myangle}{\the@myangle / ((\the@dx + \the@dy) * (\the@dx + \the@dy))} \setcounter{@inangle}{180 - \the@myangle} \begin{pgfonlayer}{arrows} \draw[draw=white,line width=1.5pt](x#1y#2) to[out=\the@myangle,in=\the@inangle,relative] (x#3y#4) ; \draw[-latex',draw=white,very thin](x#1y#2) to[out=\the@myangle,in=\the@inangle,relative] (x#3y#4) ; \ifgridon \draw[line width=\solidwidth](x#1y#2) to[out=\the@myangle,in=\the@inangle,relative] node[anchor=mid] {\href{coord: #1,#2,#3,#4}{\textbullet}} (x#3y#4) ; \else \draw[line width=\solidwidth](x#1y#2) to[out=\the@myangle,in=\the@inangle,relative] (x#3y#4) ; \fi \end{pgfonlayer} } \def\@straightDashed#1,#2,#3,#4:{% \begin{pgfonlayer}{arrows} \draw[draw=white,line width=1.5pt] (x#1y#2) -- (x#3y#4); \draw[-latex',draw=white,very thin] (x#1y#2) -- (x#3y#4); \ifgridon \draw[dashed,line width=\dashedwidth] (x#1y#2) -- node[anchor=mid] {\href{coord: #1,#2,#3,#4}{\textbullet}} (x#3y#4) ; \else \draw[dashed,line width=\dashedwidth] (x#1y#2) -- (x#3y#4); \fi \end{pgfonlayer} } \def\@curvedDashed#1,#2,#3,#4;#5:{ \setcounter{@dy}{#2-#4} \ifnum#3<#1 \setcounter{@dx}{#1-#3} \setcounter{@myangle}{(-#5) * \the@dx * \the@dy * 2} \else \setcounter{@dx}{#3-#1} \setcounter{@myangle}{#5 * \the@dx * \the@dy * 2} \fi \setcounter{@myangle}{\the@myangle / ((\the@dx + \the@dy) * (\the@dx + \the@dy))} \setcounter{@inangle}{180 - \the@myangle} \begin{pgfonlayer}{arrows} \draw[draw=white,line width=1.5pt](x#1y#2) to[out=\the@myangle,in=\the@inangle,relative] (x#3y#4) ; \draw[-latex',draw=white,very thin](x#1y#2) to[out=\the@myangle,in=\the@inangle,relative] (x#3y#4) ; \ifgridon \draw[dashed,line width=\dashedwidth](x#1y#2) to[out=\the@myangle,in=\the@inangle,relative] node[anchor=mid] {\href{coord: #1,#2,#3,#4}{\textbullet}} (x#3y#4); \else \draw[dashed,line width=\dashedwidth](x#1y#2) to[out=\the@myangle,in=\the@inangle,relative] (x#3y#4); \fi \end{pgfonlayer} } \def\@straightDotted#1,#2,#3,#4:{% \begin{pgfonlayer}{arrows} \draw[draw=white,line width=1.5pt] (x#1y#2) -- (x#3y#4); \draw[-latex',draw=white,very thin] (x#1y#2) -- (x#3y#4); \ifgridon \draw[loosely dotted,line width=\dottedwidth] (x#1y#2) -- node[anchor=mid] {\href{coord: #1,#2,#3,#4}{\textbullet}} (x#3y#4) ; \else \draw[loosely dotted,line width=\dottedwidth] (x#1y#2) -- (x#3y#4); \fi \end{pgfonlayer} } \def\@curvedDotted#1,#2,#3,#4;#5:{ \setcounter{@dy}{#2-#4} \ifnum#3<#1 \setcounter{@dx}{#1-#3} \setcounter{@myangle}{(-#5) * \the@dx * \the@dy * 2} \else \setcounter{@dx}{#3-#1} \setcounter{@myangle}{#5 * \the@dx * \the@dy * 2} \fi \setcounter{@myangle}{\the@myangle / ((\the@dx + \the@dy) * (\the@dx + \the@dy))} \setcounter{@inangle}{180 - \the@myangle} \begin{pgfonlayer}{arrows} \draw[draw=white,line width=1.5pt](x#1y#2) to[out=\the@myangle,in=\the@inangle,relative] (x#3y#4) ; \draw[-latex',draw=white,very thin](x#1y#2) to[out=\the@myangle,in=\the@inangle,relative] (x#3y#4) ; \ifgridon \draw[loosely dotted,line width=\dottedwidth](x#1y#2) to[out=\the@myangle,in=\the@inangle,relative] node[anchor=mid] {\href{coord: #1,#2,#3,#4}{\textbullet}} (x#3y#4) ; \else \draw[loosely dotted,line width=\dottedwidth](x#1y#2) to[out=\the@myangle,in=\the@inangle,relative] (x#3y#4) ; \fi \end{pgfonlayer} } \def\@grid{ \gridontrue \renewcommand{\CourseURL}[3]{coord: ##1,##2} % "coord:" makes it look like a URI \begin{pgfonlayer}{grid} \draw[line width=0.3pt,draw=verylight] (0,0) grid [step=1] (\value{@gridright},\value{@gridtop}); \draw[line width=0.4pt,draw=somewhatlight] (0,0) grid [step=5] (\value{@gridright},\value{@gridtop}); \foreach \i in {0,10,...,\value{@gridright}} \node at (\i,-4){\small \i}; \foreach \i in {0,10,...,\value{@gridtop}} \node at (-5,\i){\small \i}; \foreach \i in {0,10,...,\value{@gridright}} \node at (\i,\value{@gridtop}+4){\small \i}; \foreach \i in {0,10,...,\value{@gridtop}} \node at (\value{@gridright}+5,\i){\small \i}; % anchors are to allow computation of coordinates from mouse clicks in kpdf/okular: % latex/dvips requires non-null href box \node at (-5,-4) {\href{anchor: -5,-4}{\kern1sp}}; \setcounter{@gridtop}{\value{@gridtop} + 4} \setcounter{@gridright}{\value{@gridright} + 5} \node at (\the@gridright,\the@gridtop) {\href{anchor: \the@gridright,\the@gridtop}{\kern1sp}}; \end{pgfonlayer} } % % % \begin{chart} ... \end{chart} % % \newenvironment{chart} { \setcounter{@diagwidth}{10 + 1 * \ratio{\textwidth}{\unit}} \newwrite\@imapfile % image-map data \newwrite\@scriptfile % shell script to generate image file \ifthenelse{\value{chart} = 0} { \immediate\openout\@imapfile=\jobname.map \immediate\write\@imapfile{} } { \immediate\openout\@imapfile=\jobname_\thechart.map \immediate\write\@imapfile{} } \let\halfcourse=\@halfcourse \let\halfcoursec=\@halfcoursec \let\reqhalfcourse=\@reqhalfcourse \let\reqhalfcoursec=\@reqhalfcoursec \let\opthalfcourse=\@opthalfcourse \let\opthalfcoursec=\@opthalfcoursec \let\fullcourse=\@fullcourse \let\fullcoursec=\@fullcoursec \let\reqfullcourse=\@reqfullcourse \let\reqfullcoursec=\@reqfullcoursec \let\optfullcourse=\@optfullcourse \let\optfullcoursec=\@optfullcoursec \let\mini=\@mini \let\text=\@text \let\prereq=\@prereq \let\prereqc=\@prereqc \let\coreq=\@coreq \let\coreqc=\@coreqc \let\recomm=\@recomm \let\recommc=\@recommc \let\grid=\@grid \begin{tikzpicture}[x=\unit,y=\unit] \tikzstyle{every rectangle node}=[inner xsep=1.8pt] \setcounter{@gridwidth}{(\the@diagwidth-5) / 10} \setcounter{@gridright}{10 * \value{@gridwidth}} \setcounter{@gridheight}{\thediagheight / 10} \setcounter{@gridtop}{10 * \value{@gridheight} } \useasboundingbox (0,-2) rectangle (\value{@gridright},\value{@gridtop}); node at (0,0) {\kern1sp\zsavepos{gridOrigin_\thechart}}; % access absolute page coordinates of the origin using \zposx and \zposy } { \end{tikzpicture} \write\@imapfile{} \closeout\@imapfile \zsavepos{EndOfChart_\thechart} % determine cropping coordinates \ifdim\paperwidth<\paperheight % portrait mode \setcounter{xSE}{\dpi * \ratio{\zposx{EndOfChart_\thechart}sp}{1in}}% \setcounter{ySE}{ \dpi * \ratio{\paperheight}{1in}} \addtocounter{ySE}{0 - \dpi * \ratio{\zposy{EndOfChart_\thechart}sp}{1in}} \addtocounter{ySE}{0 + 2 * \PixelsPerUnit } % bottom margin \else % landscape mode \setcounter{xSE}{ \dpi * \ratio{\paperwidth}{1in}} \addtocounter{xSE}{0 - \dpi * \ratio{\zposx{EndOfChart_\thechart}sp}{1in}}% \addtocounter{xSE}{0 + 2 * \PixelsPerUnit } % bottom margin \setcounter{ySE}{ \dpi * \ratio{\paperheight}{1in}} \addtocounter{ySE}{ 0 - \dpi * \ratio{\zposy{EndOfChart_\thechart}sp}{1in}} \fi \edef\HasH{\expandafter\@gobble\string\#} \ifthenelse{\value{chart} = 0} { % generate a script to crop a chart image \immediate\openout\@scriptfile=\jobname.sh \immediate\write\@scriptfile{\HasH!/bin/sh} % defer remaining output till cropping coordinates are available \write\@scriptfile{mogrify -crop \thexSE x\theySE +0+0 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1083 1303 2813 2023 2513 1083 2333 2013 2685 2013 3323 3813 3413 3013 3513 3503 prerex-6.5.3/vprerex-6.4.2/0000755000123700002140000000000012015174460013330 5ustar rdtrdtprerex-6.5.3/vprerex-6.4.2/INSTALL0000644000123700002140000000314211761442232014363 0ustar rdtrdtTo install: + You must have first installed the Qt-4 and poppler libraries, including the poppler-qt4 library. These may be available packaged for your platform or the sources can be obtained from: http://qt.nokia.com/downloads/downloads#qt-lib http://poppler.freedesktop.org/ + Edit vprerex.pro so INCLUDEPATH and LIBS point to the relevant directories. + qmake vprerex.pro (using the Qt-4 qmake) + make + install the vprerex binary in a suitable directory such as $HOME/bin or /usr/local/bin. If vprerex is applied to a LaTeX file, it calls xterm and the prerex editor. On Windows, the Qt-4 and poppler libraries are available for the Cygwin platform; then vprerex will build and run on the Cygwin X-server. It is also possible to build and use vprerex on the MinGW platform in Windows. Install the Qt-4 libraries for MinGW-4.4 from http://qt.nokia.com/downloads/windows-cpp and the poppler libraries from http://windows.kde.org/download.php The headers and libraries for the latter install under c:\ProgramData\KDE. so use INCLUDEPATH += /c/ProgramData/KDE/include/poppler/qt4 LIBS += -L/c/ProgramData/KDE/lib -lpoppler-qt4 in vprerex.pro. The resulting vprerex.exe will run but of course cannot open an xterm or start prerex; however, prerex can be started separately in a MinGW shell. To paste from the clipboard, enable QuickEdit mode in the shell: - Right-click in the title-bar, and then click Properties. - On the Options tab, click to select the QuickEdit Mode check box. - Click OK. Then right-clicking will paste the clipboard text into the prerex command line. prerex-6.5.3/vprerex-6.4.2/documentwidget.h0000644000123700002140000000466211760717756016554 0ustar rdtrdt /**************************************************************************** ** Adapted from PDFviewer, originally published in the QT Quarterly: ** http://doc.trolltech.com/qq/QtQuarterly27.pdf ** Copyright (C) 2008 Nokia Corporation and/or its subsidiary(-ies). ** Contact: Qt Software Information (qt-info@nokia.com) ** ** Modified for use with prerex: ** http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/graphics/prerex ** Copyright (C) 2009-12 R. D. Tennent ** School of Computing, Queen's University, rdt@cs.queensu.ca ** This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it ** under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the ** Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your ** option) any later version. ** ** This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, ** but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of ** MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General ** Public License for more details. ** ** You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along ** with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., ** 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA. ** ****************************************************************************/ #ifndef DOCUMENTWIDGET_H #define DOCUMENTWIDGET_H #include #include #include #include #include #include class DocumentWidget : public QLabel { Q_OBJECT public: DocumentWidget(QWidget *parent = 0); ~DocumentWidget(); Poppler::Document *document(); QMatrix matrix() const; qreal scale() const; bool setDocument(const QString &filePath); public slots: void reloadDocument1(); void reloadDocument2(); void setPage(int page = -1); void setScale(qreal scale); protected: void mousePressEvent(QMouseEvent *event); void mouseMoveEvent(QMouseEvent *event); void mouseReleaseEvent(QMouseEvent *event); signals: void pageChanged(int currentPage); void documentReloaded(); private: void showPage(int page = -1); Poppler::Document *doc; int currentPage; qreal scaleFactor; QList pageLinks; bool mousePressed; QClipboard *cb; QString currentPath; QTimer *timer ; QFileInfo *fileInfo; int imageWidth; int imageHeight; int imageXoffset; int imageYoffset; }; #endif prerex-6.5.3/vprerex-6.4.2/ChangeLog0000644000123700002140000000441611761442232015111 0ustar rdtrdtVersion 6.4.2 2012-05-30 - allow for Windows (rather than X11) clipboard function Version 6.4.1 2012-05-25 - restore FileSystemWatch path after reloading pdf (needed for Windows) Version 6.4.0 2012-04-13 - references to undeclared sleep() replaced by references to QThread::sleep() (debian bug 667331). Version 6.3.2 2012-03-30 - bump up version number to match prerex.sty and prerex Version 6.3.1 2011-12-22 If a file opening dialogue is used and a tex file is opened, the Working Directory for the prerex process is set to the directory of the tex file. Version 6.3 2011-11-22 Right-clicking on a course box or arrow *appends* coordinates to the clipboard (to simplify multiple deletes/shifts). Version 6.2 2011-09-08 no longer embedding the prerex editing window because of continuing focus issues Version 6.1.1 2011-08-20 - using grabKeyboard to avoid keyboard-focus issues - bump up version number to match prerex.sty and prerex Version 6.0.1 2011-07-27 - modified FocusPolicy Version 6.0 2010-06-23 - files re-organized and distributed as a gzipped tarball Version 5.7 2010-04-06 - corrected coordinate calculations to use the image width/height rather than the widget width/height (and allow for image offsets) Version 5.6 2010-03-26 Version 5.5 2010-03-16 - re-named vprerex (visual prerex) - opens prerex source files by embedding a prerex command-line window - added Quit button to controls - removed docking features from the controls widget - removed resizing from the statusbar This is the first distributed version of vprerex; the version numbers are starting at 5.5 to be compatible with the current version of prerex. Derived from pdfviewer by - excising all UI widgets except the Page spinner and the Scale selector - adding URI tooltips and cursor-shape changes for links - assigning box, edge, and background-point coordinates to the X clipboard when the user clicks on a box, edge mid-point, or background point, resp. (for a prerex chart with the coordinate grid enabled) - adding a file watcher to re-load the PDF when the file changes - posting taskbar messages to identify the program version and the loaded file, and inform the user that the PDF has been re-loaded prerex-6.5.3/vprerex-6.4.2/Makefile0000644000123700002140000001732411761430101014771 0ustar rdtrdt############################################################################# # Makefile for building: vprerex # Generated by qmake (2.01a) (Qt 4.6.2) on: Wed May 30 10:35:45 2012 # Project: vprerex.pro # Template: app # Command: /usr/bin/qmake-qt4 -unix -o Makefile vprerex.pro ############################################################################# ####### Compiler, tools and options CC = gcc CXX = g++ DEFINES = -DQT_NO_DEBUG -DQT_GUI_LIB -DQT_CORE_LIB -DQT_SHARED CFLAGS = -pipe -O2 -g -pipe -Wall -Wp,-D_FORTIFY_SOURCE=2 -fstack-protector --param=ssp-buffer-size=4 -m32 -march=i686 -mtune=atom -fasynchronous-unwind-tables -Wall -W -D_REENTRANT $(DEFINES) CXXFLAGS = -pipe -O2 -g -pipe -Wall -Wp,-D_FORTIFY_SOURCE=2 -fstack-protector --param=ssp-buffer-size=4 -m32 -march=i686 -mtune=atom -fasynchronous-unwind-tables -Wall -W -D_REENTRANT $(DEFINES) INCPATH = -I/usr/lib/qt4/mkspecs/linux-g++ -I. -I/usr/include/QtCore -I/usr/include/QtGui -I/usr/include -I/usr/include/poppler/qt4 -I. -I. LINK = g++ LFLAGS = -Wl,-O1 LIBS = $(SUBLIBS) -L/usr/lib -lpoppler-qt4 -lQtGui -lQtCore -lpthread AR = ar cqs RANLIB = QMAKE = /usr/bin/qmake-qt4 TAR = tar -cf COMPRESS = gzip -9f COPY = cp -f SED = sed COPY_FILE = $(COPY) COPY_DIR = $(COPY) -r STRIP = INSTALL_FILE = install -m 644 -p INSTALL_DIR = $(COPY_DIR) INSTALL_PROGRAM = install -m 755 -p DEL_FILE = rm -f SYMLINK = ln -f -s DEL_DIR = rmdir MOVE = mv -f CHK_DIR_EXISTS= test -d MKDIR = mkdir -p ####### Output directory OBJECTS_DIR = ./ ####### Files SOURCES = documentwidget.cpp \ main.cpp \ window.cpp moc_documentwidget.cpp \ moc_window.cpp OBJECTS = documentwidget.o \ main.o \ window.o \ moc_documentwidget.o \ moc_window.o DIST = /usr/lib/qt4/mkspecs/common/g++-multilib.conf \ /usr/lib/qt4/mkspecs/common/unix.conf \ /usr/lib/qt4/mkspecs/common/linux.conf \ /usr/lib/qt4/mkspecs/qconfig.pri \ /usr/lib/qt4/mkspecs/features/qt_functions.prf \ /usr/lib/qt4/mkspecs/features/qt_config.prf \ 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documentwidget.h $(CXX) -c $(CXXFLAGS) $(INCPATH) -o documentwidget.o documentwidget.cpp main.o: main.cpp window.h \ documentwidget.h \ ui_window.h $(CXX) -c $(CXXFLAGS) $(INCPATH) -o main.o main.cpp window.o: window.cpp window.h \ documentwidget.h \ ui_window.h $(CXX) -c $(CXXFLAGS) $(INCPATH) -o window.o window.cpp moc_documentwidget.o: moc_documentwidget.cpp $(CXX) -c $(CXXFLAGS) $(INCPATH) -o moc_documentwidget.o moc_documentwidget.cpp moc_window.o: moc_window.cpp $(CXX) -c $(CXXFLAGS) $(INCPATH) -o moc_window.o moc_window.cpp ####### Install install: FORCE uninstall: FORCE FORCE: prerex-6.5.3/vprerex-6.4.2/vprerex.10000644000123700002140000000551512015174310015105 0ustar rdtrdt.TH VPREREX 1 2012-05-30 "vprerex-6.4.2" "" .SH NAME .BR vprerex \- graphical front-end and viewer for the .BR prerex (1) prerequisite-chart editor .SH SYNOPSIS .BR vprerex .IR basefile [ .tex ] [ .IR chartfile [ .tex ] ] .PP .BR vprerex .IR file.pdf .PP .BR vprerex .SH DESCRIPTION .B vprerex (visual prerex) is a GUI front-end and viewer for the .BR prerex (1) interactive editor of prerequisite-chart descriptions in the .BR prerex (5) format. The viewer may be used just as a minimalist viewer of arbitrary PDF files but supports editing of charts generated using .BR prerex.sty (7) by allowing coordinates of course boxes, arrows, and background points to be conveyed back to the .BR prerex (1) command-line using the clipboard. .SH USAGE If .B vprerex is invoked on a PDF file, it simply displays that file. .PP If the (first) argument does .I not have the .pdf suffix, it is assumed to be the base file for a LaTeX document containing a prerequisite-chart description in .BR prerex (5) format, to be edited using .BR prerex (1). If a .I second argument is supplied, it is regarded as an included file containing the specific chart environment to be edited. .PP If .I no arguments are supplied, a file-opening dialog allows the user the specify the .BR prerex (1) base file to be edited (or the PDF file to be viewed); if a separate chartfile is needed, .BR vprerex (1) must be invoked wth two arguments on the command line. .PP If the mouse hovers over a hyperlink in the PDF viewing window, the cursor shape will change to a pointing finger and a tooltip will display the URI. If the PDF file displayed contains a chart generated using .BR prerex.sty (7) and the background coordinate grid has been enabled, left-clicking the mouse on a course box, arrow mid-point, or background point will load the relevant coordinates into the clipboard; right-clicking the mouse on a course box or arrow will .I append the relevant coordinates to the clipboard. The cursor shape changes to a plus-sign to indicate successful capture of the coordinates. Middle-clicking (or, in a Windows shell with "Quick Edit" mode enabled, right-clicking) the mouse at the .BR prerex (1) command-line will then paste those coordinates into a command being composed. If the chart file is regenerated, the updated document will be re-loaded. .SH DEPENDENCIES .B vprerex is based on the Qt-4 and poppler libraries. It calls .BR xterm (1) and .BR prerex (1) for the editing window and uses .BR poppler-qt4 for rendering PDF files. If an X server isn't running or there is no xterm application, the prerex editor can be started separately. .SH AUTHOR R. D. Tennent (rdt@cs.queensu.ca), adapted from David Boddie's PDFviewer, described in the QT Quarterly: .B http://doc.trolltech.com/qq/QtQuarterly27.pdf. .SH SEE ALSO .BR prerex (1), .BR prerex (5), .BR prerex.sty (7), and .BR xterm (1). prerex-6.5.3/vprerex-6.4.2/window.ui0000644000123700002140000001604511760011774015210 0ustar rdtrdt MainWindow 0 0 960 1000 vprerex Qt::LeftToRight QMainWindow::AllowNestedDocks|QMainWindow::AllowTabbedDocks|QMainWindow::AnimatedDocks|QMainWindow::ForceTabbedDocks 0 0 Qt::RightToLeft Qt::NoFocus Qt::LeftToRight true Qt::AlignCenter 0 0 946 906 Qt::NoFocus Qt::LeftToRight false true false QDockWidget::NoDockWidgetFeatures Qt::BottomDockWidgetArea|Qt::TopDockWidgetArea 4 4 0 4 0 Qt::NoFocus Quit Qt::Horizontal 40 20 &Page: pageSpinBox false Qt::NoFocus Qt::Horizontal 20 20 &Scale document: scaleComboBox false Qt::NoFocus 1 100% 110% 125% 175% 250% 400% Qt::Horizontal 20 20 &Open... Ctrl+O E&xit Ctrl+Q &Increase Scale Ctrl++ &Decrease Scale Ctrl+- true true &Document Controls prerex-6.5.3/vprerex-6.4.2/window.cpp0000644000123700002140000001271611760717756015373 0ustar rdtrdt /**************************************************************************** ** Adapted from PDFviewer, originally published in the QT Quarterly: ** http://doc.trolltech.com/qq/QtQuarterly27.pdf ** Copyright (C) 2008 Nokia Corporation and/or its subsidiary(-ies). ** Contact: Qt Software Information (qt-info@nokia.com) ** ** Modified for use with prerex: ** http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/graphics/prerex ** Copyright (C) 2009-12 R. D. Tennent ** School of Computing, Queen's University, rdt@cs.queensu.ca ** This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it ** under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the ** Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your ** option) any later version. ** ** This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, ** but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of ** MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General ** Public License for more details. ** ** You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along ** with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., ** 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA. ** ****************************************************************************/ #include #include "window.h" # include # include # include #include class mythread : public QThread { public: static void sleep(unsigned long secs) { QThread::sleep(secs); } }; Window::Window(QWidget *parent) : QMainWindow(parent) { setupUi(this); scaleFactors << 1. << 1.1 << 1.25 << 1.75 << 2.5 << 4.; documentWidget = new DocumentWidget(); scrollAreaWidget->setWidget(documentWidget); fsw = new QFileSystemWatcher(); sb = statusBar(); versionWidget = new QLabel(QString("This is vprerex, v.%1 ").arg(version), this); sb->addPermanentWidget(versionWidget); connect(documentControlsAction, SIGNAL(toggled(bool)), controlsDockWidget, SLOT(setVisible(bool))); connect(pageSpinBox, SIGNAL(valueChanged(int)), documentWidget, SLOT(setPage(int))); connect(documentWidget, SIGNAL(pageChanged(int)), pageSpinBox, SLOT(setValue(int))); connect(scaleComboBox, SIGNAL(currentIndexChanged(int)), this, SLOT(scaleDocument(int))); connect(fsw, SIGNAL(fileChanged(QString)), documentWidget, SLOT(reloadDocument1())); connect(documentWidget, SIGNAL(documentReloaded()), this, SLOT(reloadMessage())); connect(quitButton, SIGNAL(clicked()), this, SLOT(quit())); } void Window::setFileNames(QString FileName, QString ChartFileName ) { fileName.append(FileName); fileInfo.setFile(FileName); chartFileName.append(ChartFileName); loadDocument(); } void Window::open() { QString fullFileName; fullFileName.append(QDir::cleanPath(QFileDialog::getOpenFileName(this, "Select a prerex file to edit or a pdf file to view.", QString(), "Prerex source files (*.tex);;Portable Document Format files (*.pdf)"))); if (fullFileName.isNull()) { QMessageBox::critical(this, "vprerex", "File selection failed."); close(); exit(1); } fileInfo.setFile(fullFileName); // user can specify a separate "chartFile" by using two command-line arguments fileName.append(fileInfo.baseName()); fileName.append("."); fileName.append(fileInfo.suffix()); loadDocument(); } void Window::loadDocument(void) { pdfFilePath.append(fileInfo.dir().path()); pdfFilePath.append("/"); pdfFilePath.append(fileInfo.baseName()); pdfFilePath.append(".pdf"); if (fileName.endsWith(".tex")) { QStringList arguments; process = new QProcess(centralwidget); process->setWorkingDirectory(fileInfo.dir().path()); if ( chartFileName.length() > 0 ) arguments << QString("-geometry") << QString("100x60") << QString("-fa") << QString("Monospace") << QString("-e") << QString("prerex") << fileName << chartFileName; else arguments << QString("-geometry") << QString("100x60") << QString("-fa") << QString("Monospace") << QString("-e") << QString("prerex") << fileName; process->start(QString("xterm"), arguments); } QFileInfo pdfFileInfo; pdfFileInfo.setFile(pdfFilePath); while ( pdfFileInfo.size() == 0 ) { // wait for the PDF file mythread::sleep (1); pdfFileInfo.refresh(); } mythread::sleep (1); sb->showMessage(pdfFilePath); fsw->addPath(pdfFilePath); while ( !(documentWidget->setDocument(pdfFilePath)) ) { // if at first you don't succeed, try, try again mythread::sleep (1); } scaleComboBox->setEnabled(true); pageSpinBox->setEnabled(true); pageSpinBox->setMinimum(1); pageSpinBox->setMaximum(documentWidget->document()->numPages()); pageSpinBox->setValue(1); } void Window::reloadMessage(void) { sb->showMessage(pdfFilePath + " reloaded.", 2000); QTimer::singleShot(2000, this, SLOT(pathMessage())); // On Windows, pdflatex removes the existing pdf file initially and // this removes the file path from the file-system watcher; the // following restores the path to the file-watch list if necessary: if (!fsw->files().contains(pdfFilePath)) fsw->addPath(pdfFilePath); } void Window::pathMessage(void) { sb->showMessage(pdfFilePath); } void Window::scaleDocument(int index) { documentWidget->setScale(scaleFactors[index]); } void Window::quit(void) { close(); } prerex-6.5.3/vprerex-6.4.2/README0000644000123700002140000000421112015174310014200 0ustar rdtrdtvprerex (visual prerex) is a GUI front-end and viewer for the prerex interactive editor of prerequisite-chart descriptions in the prerex format. The viewer may be used just as a minimalist viewer of arbitrary PDF files but supports editing of charts generated using prerex.sty by allowing coordinates of course boxes, arrows, and background points to be conveyed back to the prerex editor command-line using the X11 clipboard. To install: + You must have first installed the Qt-4 and poppler libraries, including the poppler-qt4 library. These may be available packaged for your platform or the sources can be obtained from: http://qt.nokia.com/downloads/downloads#qt-lib http://poppler.freedesktop.org/ + Edit vprerex.pro so INCLUDEPATH and LIBS point to the relevant directories. + qmake vprerex.pro (using the Qt-4 qmake) + make + install the vprerex binary in a suitable directory such as $HOME/bin or /usr/local/bin. If vprerex is applied to a LaTeX file, it calls xterm and the prerex editor. On Windows, the Qt-4 and poppler libraries are available for the Cygwin platform; then vprerex will build and run on the Cygwin X-server. It is also possible to build and use vprerex on the MinGW platform in Windows. Install the Qt-4 libraries for MinGW-4.4 from http://qt.nokia.com/downloads/windows-cpp and the poppler libraries from http://windows.kde.org/download.php The headers and libraries for the latter install under c:\ProgramData\KDE. so use INCLUDEPATH += /c/ProgramData/KDE/include/poppler/qt4 LIBS += -L/c/ProgramData/KDE/lib -lpoppler-qt4 in vprerex.pro. The resulting vprerex.exe will run but of course cannot open an xterm or start prerex; however, prerex can be started separately in a MinGW shell. To paste from the clipboard, enable QuickEdit mode in the shell: - Right-click in the title-bar, and then click Properties. - On the Options tab, click to select the QuickEdit Mode check box. - Click OK. Then right-clicking will paste the clipboard text into the prerex command line. Or install the following console application and configure it to paste on right-click: sourceforge.net/projects/console prerex-6.5.3/vprerex-6.4.2/window.h0000644000123700002140000000424711761424444015026 0ustar rdtrdt /**************************************************************************** ** Adapted from PDFviewer, originally published in the QT Quarterly: ** http://doc.trolltech.com/qq/QtQuarterly27.pdf ** Copyright (C) 2008 Nokia Corporation and/or its subsidiary(-ies). ** Contact: Qt Software Information (qt-info@nokia.com) ** ** Modified for use with prerex: ** http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/graphics/prerex ** Copyright (C) 2009-12 R. D. Tennent ** School of Computing, Queen's University, rdt@cs.queensu.ca ** This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it ** under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the ** Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your ** option) any later version. ** ** This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, ** but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of ** MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General ** Public License for more details. ** ** You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along ** with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., ** 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA. ** ****************************************************************************/ #ifndef WINDOW_H #define WINDOW_H # include # include "documentwidget.h" # include # include "ui_window.h" # include # include # include const char version[] = "6.4.2"; class QTextBrowser; class Window : public QMainWindow, public Ui_MainWindow { Q_OBJECT public: Window(QWidget *parent = 0); QFileSystemWatcher *fsw; QStatusBar *sb; void setFileNames(QString BaseFileName, QString ChartFileName); void loadDocument(void); void open(); private slots: void scaleDocument(int index); void reloadMessage(); void pathMessage(); void quit(); private: DocumentWidget *documentWidget; QString fileName; QFileInfo fileInfo; QString chartFileName; QString pdfFilePath; QVector scaleFactors; QLabel *versionWidget; QProcess *process; }; #endif prerex-6.5.3/vprerex-6.4.2/vprerex.pro0000644000123700002140000000061211761430071015544 0ustar rdtrdtFORMS = window.ui HEADERS = documentwidget.h \ window.h SOURCES = documentwidget.cpp \ main.cpp \ window.cpp # Modify these to refer to the directories on your system # that contain the poppler-qt4.h header file and [lib]poppler-qt4 library. 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If this is what you want to do, use the GNU Library General Public License instead of this License. prerex-6.5.3/vprerex-6.4.2/documentwidget.cpp0000644000123700002140000002226311761426535017075 0ustar rdtrdt /**************************************************************************** ** Adapted from PDFviewer, originally published in the QT Quarterly: ** http://doc.trolltech.com/qq/QtQuarterly27.pdf ** Copyright (C) 2008 Nokia Corporation and/or its subsidiary(-ies). ** Contact: Qt Software Information (qt-info@nokia.com) ** ** Modified for use with prerex: ** http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/graphics/prerex ** Copyright (C) 2009-12 R. D. Tennent ** School of Computing, Queen's University, rdt@cs.queensu.ca ** This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it ** under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the ** Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your ** option) any later version. ** ** This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, ** but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of ** MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General ** Public License for more details. ** ** You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along ** with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., ** 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA. ** ****************************************************************************/ #include #include #include "documentwidget.h" DocumentWidget::DocumentWidget(QWidget *parent) : QLabel(parent) { currentPage = -1; doc = NULL; scaleFactor = 1.1; setCursor(Qt::ArrowCursor); setAlignment(Qt::AlignTop | Qt::AlignCenter); mousePressed = false; setMouseTracking(true); cb = QApplication::clipboard(); timer = new QTimer(this); connect(timer, SIGNAL(timeout()), this, SLOT(reloadDocument2())); } DocumentWidget::~DocumentWidget() { delete doc; } Poppler::Document *DocumentWidget::document() { return doc; } void DocumentWidget::mousePressEvent(QMouseEvent *event) { Qt::MouseButton qtm = event->button(); if ( !(qtm == Qt::LeftButton || qtm == Qt::RightButton) ) return; int x1 = 0, y1 = 0, x2 = 0, y2 = 0; // pixel coordinates of anchors int xc1 = 0, yc1 = 0, xc2 = 0, yc2 = 0; // chart coordinates of anchors int n_anchors = 0; // number of anchors found imageXoffset = 0; imageYoffset = 0; // re-compute in case of window re-sizing if (imageWidth < width()) imageXoffset = (width() - imageWidth) / 2; if (imageHeight < height()) // possible after re-scaling despite AlignTop imageYoffset = (height() - imageHeight) / 2; int xmouse = event->pos().x() - imageXoffset; // mouse coordinates in pixels int ymouse = event->pos().y() - imageYoffset; QPointF mousePos // normalized position in [0..1] coordinates = QPointF((qreal)xmouse / (qreal)imageWidth, (qreal)ymouse / (qreal)imageHeight); // iterate through the Links: for (int i = 0; i < pageLinks.size(); ++i) { Poppler::LinkBrowse * link = static_cast(pageLinks[i]); if (link == NULL) continue; // not a Browse Link QString URI = link->url(); QRectF linkRect = pageLinks[i]->linkArea(); if ( linkRect.contains(mousePos) && URI.startsWith(QString("coord:")) ) { // clicked in a coord: x,y box or coord: x0,y0,x1,y1 bullet QString cbString; if ( qtm == Qt::RightButton ) { if (cb->supportsSelection()) cbString.append(cb->text(QClipboard::Selection)); else cbString.append(cb->text(QClipboard::Clipboard)); cbString.append(" "); } URI.remove("coord: "); cbString.append(URI); if (cb->supportsSelection()) cb->setText(cbString, QClipboard::Selection); else cb->setText(cbString, QClipboard::Clipboard); setCursor(Qt::CrossCursor); mousePressed = true; return; } if ( URI.startsWith(QString("anchor:")) ) { QPointF anchorCenter // in [0..1] coordinates = (pageLinks[i]->linkArea()).center(); URI.remove(0,7); // remove "anchor:" int comma = URI.indexOf(','); QString xs = URI.left(comma); // x-coordinate as a string QString ys = URI.remove(0, comma+1); // y-coordinate as a string if (n_anchors == 0) { xc1 = xs.toInt(); yc1 = ys.toInt(); x1 = (int)(imageWidth * anchorCenter.x()); y1 = (int)(imageHeight * anchorCenter.y()); n_anchors++; } else if (n_anchors == 1) { xc2 = xs.toInt(); yc2 = ys.toInt(); x2 = (int)(imageWidth * anchorCenter.x()); y2 = (int)(imageHeight * anchorCenter.y()); n_anchors++; } } } if (n_anchors == 0) return; // coordinate grid off? if (n_anchors == 1) { QMessageBox::warning(this, tr("vprerex"), tr("Only found one anchor")); return; } // clicked on background grid; must be LeftButton click if ( qtm == Qt::RightButton ) return; // determine chart coordinates of the click point: int xc = (int)( 0.25L + (xc1 + xc2)/2.0L - ((x1 + x2)/2.0L - xmouse) * (qreal)(xc2 - xc1) / (x2 - x1) ); int yc = (int)( 0.75L + (yc1 + yc2)/2.0L - ((y1 + y2)/2.0L - ymouse) * (qreal)(yc2 - yc1) / (y2 - y1) ); if (cb->supportsSelection()) cb->setText(QString("%1,%2").arg(xc).arg(yc), QClipboard::Selection); else cb->setText(QString("%1,%2").arg(xc).arg(yc), QClipboard::Clipboard); mousePressed = true; setCursor(Qt::CrossCursor); } void DocumentWidget::mouseMoveEvent(QMouseEvent *event) { imageXoffset = 0; imageYoffset = 0; // re-compute in case of window re-sizing if (imageWidth < width()) imageXoffset = (width() - imageWidth) / 2; if (imageHeight < height()) // possible after re-scaling despite AlignTop imageYoffset = (height() - imageHeight) / 2; int xmouse = event->pos().x() - imageXoffset; // mouse coordinates in pixels int ymouse = event->pos().y() - imageYoffset; QPointF mousePos // normalized click position in [0..1] coordinates = QPointF((qreal)xmouse / (qreal)imageWidth, (qreal)ymouse / (qreal)imageHeight); // iterate through the Links: for (int i = 0; i < pageLinks.size(); ++i) { Poppler::LinkBrowse * link = static_cast(pageLinks[i]); if (link == NULL) continue; // not a Browse Link QString URI = link->url(); QRectF linkRect = pageLinks[i]->linkArea(); if ( linkRect.contains(mousePos) ) { if ( mousePressed ) return; setCursor(Qt::PointingHandCursor); setToolTip(URI); return; } } if (mousePressed) return; setCursor(Qt::ArrowCursor); } void DocumentWidget::mouseReleaseEvent(QMouseEvent *) { mousePressed = false; setCursor(Qt::ArrowCursor); } qreal DocumentWidget::scale() const { return scaleFactor; } void DocumentWidget::showPage(int page) { if (page != -1 && page != currentPage + 1) { currentPage = page - 1; emit pageChanged(page); } QImage image = doc->page(currentPage)->renderToImage(scaleFactor * physicalDpiX(), scaleFactor * physicalDpiY()); setPixmap(QPixmap::fromImage(image)); imageWidth = image.width(); imageHeight = image.height(); pageLinks = doc -> page(currentPage) -> links(); setCursor(Qt::ArrowCursor); } bool DocumentWidget::setDocument(const QString &filePath) { doc = Poppler::Document::load(filePath); if (doc == NULL) { // temporarily ill-formed pdf? wait for another reload signal return( false ); } currentPath = filePath; fileInfo = new QFileInfo(currentPath); doc->setRenderHint(Poppler::Document::Antialiasing); doc->setRenderHint(Poppler::Document::TextAntialiasing); currentPage = -1; setPage(1); return( true ); } void DocumentWidget::reloadDocument1(void) { fileInfo->refresh(); if (fileInfo->size() == 0) return; // pdflatex clears file.pdf timer->setSingleShot(true); timer->start(2000); // wait for the file to stabilize // When the timer timesout, it calls reloadDocument2 } void DocumentWidget::reloadDocument2(void) { Poppler::Document *savedoc; fileInfo->refresh(); if (fileInfo->size() == 0) return; // pdflatex clears file.pdf savedoc = doc; doc = Poppler::Document::load(currentPath); if (doc == NULL) { // temporarily ill-formed pdf? wait for another reload signal doc = savedoc; return; } delete savedoc; doc->setRenderHint(Poppler::Document::Antialiasing); doc->setRenderHint(Poppler::Document::TextAntialiasing); showPage(currentPage+1); documentReloaded(); } void DocumentWidget::setPage(int page) { if (page != currentPage + 1) { showPage(page); } } void DocumentWidget::setScale(qreal scale) { if (scaleFactor != scale) { scaleFactor = scale; showPage(-1); } } prerex-6.5.3/vprerex-6.4.2/main.cpp0000644000123700002140000000571212015174310014757 0ustar rdtrdt/**************************************************************************** ** Adapted from PDFviewer, originally published in the QT Quarterly: ** http://doc.trolltech.com/qq/QtQuarterly27.pdf ** Copyright (C) 2008 Nokia Corporation and/or its subsidiary(-ies). ** Contact: Qt Software Information (qt-info@nokia.com) ** ** Modified for use with prerex: ** http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/graphics/prerex ** Copyright (C) 2009-12 R. D. Tennent ** School of Computing, Queen's University, rdt@cs.queensu.ca ** This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it ** under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the ** Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your ** option) any later version. ** ** This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, ** but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of ** MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General ** Public License for more details. ** ** You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along ** with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., ** 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA. ** ****************************************************************************/ /* ** vprerex (visual prerex) is a GUI front-end and viewer for the prerex ** interactive editor of prerequisite-chart descriptions in the prerex ** format. The viewer may be used just as a minimalist viewer of ** arbitrary PDF files but supports editing of charts generated using ** prerex.sty by allowing coordinates of course boxes, arrows, and ** background points to be conveyed back to the prerex editor command-line ** using the clipboard. */ #include #include "window.h" #include using namespace std; int main(int argc, char *argv[]) { QApplication app(argc, argv); Window window; QStringList Argv = app.arguments(); printf ("This is vprerex, version %s.\n", version); puts ("Copyright (c) 2008 Nokia Corporation and/or its subsidiary(-ies)."); puts ("Qt Software Information (qt-info@nokia.com)"); puts ("Copyright (c) 2009-12 R. D. Tennent"); puts ("School of Computing, Queen's University, rdt@cs.queensu.ca"); puts ("This program comes with NO WARRANTY. You can redistribute vprerex and/or"); puts ("modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License version 2."); puts (""); window.show(); if ( argc > 1 ) { QString fileName; QString chartFileName; fileName.append(Argv.at(1)); if (!fileName.endsWith(".tex") && !fileName.endsWith(".pdf")) fileName.append(".tex"); if ( argc > 2 ) { chartFileName.append(Argv.at(2)); if (!chartFileName.endsWith(".tex")) chartFileName.append(".tex"); } window.setFileNames(fileName, chartFileName); } else window.open(); return app.exec(); }