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% tracking.sty % % 17 Mar 1996 % Glazkov D.A. % e-mail: glazkov@sci.lpi.msk.su % % 117924 Moscow, Leninsky Prosp. 53 % P.N.Lebedev Physical Institute of % Russian Academy of Sciences % RUSSIA % % This style invoke the commands for tracking, i.e. automatical adjust % spaces between symbols in a words or phrases to fit them into needed % length. Any chain of symbols (including spaces) in current font may % be treated. No commands, including font switching, are allowed in the % arguments of following macros - the result will be unpredictable. % % The additional spaces between words are not disappear. It's meant that % the result of macros is placed onto one line of text, because it % is inserted into \hbox{...}. % % These commands are based on the idea of the loop "\dolist" - see % D.Knuth "The TeXbook" (the answer for Ex. 11.5). % % % You may change this code freely. But please inform me if you use % or improve these commands. % % % % Available commands: % % % \track{x}{abc} % abc - initial chain of symbols % x - additional space which is added to the right of each % symbol but the last (including "spaces"). May be positive, % negative and zero. % Ex. \track{-.3pt}{This is a probe} % % % \fittrack{x}{abc} % abc - initial chain of symbols % x - final length for the result of this command. May be less % or greater thah the length of the initial chain. % Ex. \fittrack{8cm}{This is a probe} % % % \ratiotrack{x}{abc} % abc - initial chain of symbols % x - ratio, showing how many times the result of this command % is longer than the length of the initial chain. May be % less, greater or equal to 1. % Ex. \ratiotrack{1.2}{This is a probe} \def\dolist{\afterassignment\dodolist\let\next= } \def\dodolist{\ifx\next\endlist \let\next\relax \else \\\let\next\dolist \fi \next} \def\endlist{\endlist} \def\track#1#2{% \def\\{\expandafter\if\space\next\setbox0=\hbox{\ }% \else \setbox0=\hbox{\next}\fi% \box0\kern#1}% \leavevmode\hbox{\dolist#2\endlist\unkern}} \def\fittrack#1#2{% \newcount\n\n=0% \def\\{\advance\n by1}% \dolist#2\endlist% \advance\n by-1% \setbox0=\hbox{#2}% \dimen0=#1\advance\dimen0 by-\wd0\divide\dimen0 by\n% \track{\dimen0}{#2}} \def\ratiotrack#1#2{% \setbox0=\hbox{#2}\dimen0=#1\wd0\fittrack{\dimen0}{#2}}
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