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_SLaTeX_
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The use SLaTeX as a standalone program, either drag your .tex file onto
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SLaTeX (on the macintosh or windows), or type "slatex file" at the command
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prompt (under windows or X).
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Under the macintosh, SLaTeX will attempt to run OzTeX. If you do not have
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OzTeX installed, or use another version of LaTeX, this will fail and you
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can run your own version manually.
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To use SLaTeX in a program, require _slatex.ss_:
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(require-library "slatex.ss" "slatex")
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The file slatex.ss defines three procedures:
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> (slatex filename)
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This procedure accepts a string naming a file and runs slatex and latex on
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the file. It calls `filename->latex-filename' on `filename'.
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> (slatex/no-latex filename)
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This procedure slatex's the file named by filename, without calling
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latex. That is, it only processes the .tex file to produce the .Z files.
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It calls filename->latex-filename on `filename'.
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> (latex filename)
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This procedure `latex's the file named by filename. It calls
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filename->latex-filename on `filename'.
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> (filename->latex-filename filename)
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This procedure accepts a filename and, if that file exists, it returns
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it. If the filename appended with the suffix `.tex' exists, that filename
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is returned. Otherwise, error is called.
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