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Mark Shield's louteq
From: |
Frank Atanassow |
Subject: |
Mark Shield's louteq |
Date: |
Fri, 8 Jun 2001 15:30:17 +0200 (MET DST) |
Hi all,
I have been evaluating lout, and attempted writing a few definitions for
prooftree derivations a la Paul Taylor's analagous package for TeX. In the
process I ran across Mark Shield's louteq distribution.
What is the status of Mark Shield's modifications? I have seen one mention of
it on the list, with no responses. Is it dead in the water, or is there a
chance this stuff will make it into the main tree in the near future? I must
say, since I am in the same field as Mark and likewise need to publish a great
deal of mathematics, many of his changes are very attractive to me...
BTW, I have a technical question. I have two objects A and B, and A is (in
general) wider than B. I want to vertically concatenate them, A on top of B,
but the result should only be as wide as B; consequently A will usually stick
out of the sides of the box, but I don't mind that. How do I do it?
--
Frank Atanassow, Information & Computing Sciences, Utrecht University
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- Mark Shield's louteq,
Frank Atanassow <=