# Sample configuration file for WP2X for a mythical conversion job. # # This is a configuration file that might be used to convert a # multi-chapter paper from WordPerfect into LaTeX. # # One way to approach writing a configuration file is to first use a null.cfg # file that defines nothing, then run your WP file through it, making careful # note of the warning messages. Then study how those tokens are used in the # WP file and write a configuration file based thereon. # # We will use article style. See the description of HPg for why there is # a =section at the end of the BEGIN string. BEGIN="\\documentstyle{article}\n=section" END="\\end{document}\n" # How to make a one-line comment in LaTeX. Comment="%\n%% " comment="\n" # Protect percent signs and other magic symbols. '%'="\\%%" '$'="\\$" '#'="\\#" '&'="\\&" '^'="\\^{}" '_'="\\_" '~'="\\~{}" # Now the actual code expansions. These are taken straight from latex.cfg HSpace="~" # Unbreakable space HRt="%\n\n" # Hard return becomes a blank line SRt="%\n" # Soft return is a newline -="-" # Hyphens are hyphens --="-%%\n" # Hyphen at the end of a line gets a % =="{-}" # Nonbreaking hyphen \-="\\-" # Discretionary hyphen \--="\\-%%\n" # Discretionary hyphen at the end of the line Und="{\\em " # Underlining is in "emphasized" und="\\/}" # with italic correction stuck in always. # As part of the postprocessing, I'd probably want to remove spurious italic # corrections, via # # %s/\\\/},/},/g # %s/\\\/}./}./g # # The only time boldface is used is in the section headings, so I can make # the codes expand to nothing, since LaTeX boldfaces the section headings # automatically. Bold="" bold="" # Since my paper never uses the equal-sign `=', I can use it as a special # tag in the output file. # # The style used in this paper is that all section and subsection headings # appear as centered lines, and centered lines are used nowhere else in # the paper. Sections start after a hard page break; subsections continue # in the middle of a page. So what we'll do is leave a tag here, then # postprocess the output with some vi macros. HPg="%\n\n=section" Center="=center{" center="}\n" # Afterwards, the following vi commands will turn the centering commands # into the proper \section or \subsection commands. # # %s/^=section=center/\\section/ # %s/^=center/\\subsection/ # # The only time single spacing is needed is during quotations, so we'll # use SS and DS as signals to enter and exit the quotation environment. # This produces a spurious \end{quote} at the top of the document, which # we'll delete as part of the postprocessing. Consequently, I don't # need DIndent, since the {quote} environment does that for me. SS="%\n\\begin{quote}\n" DS="%\n\\end{quote}\n" DIndent="" indent="" # The only characters I use overlap to produce is a capital O with a slash # through it. So afterwards, a simple # # %s/O= # # will turn all `O overprint /' into `{\O}'. # Over="= over="" # Though I do need some other accented characters for words like # r\'egime, r\^ole, na\"{\i}ve, and co\"operation. '\202'="\\'e" '\223'="\\^o" '\213'="\\\"{\\i}" '\224'="\\\"o" Fn="%\n\\begin{footnote}\n" # begin footnote fn="%\n\\end{footnote}\n" FNote#="" # Note numbers are automatically generated. ENote#="" # Note numbers are automatically generated. # I'll ignore headers and footers and suppression, since LaTeX does # that automatically. # them in LaTeX. Header="%\n%% header\n\\toks0={" header="} %% delete these lines!\n" Footer="%\n%% footer\n\\toks0={" footer="} %% delete these lines!\n" Supp="" PN0="" PN1="" PN2="" PN3="" PN4="" PN5="" PN6="" PN7="" PN8=""
