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% \changes{v0.3.1}{2006/09/16}
%    {Some changes to the doc, bumping license to 1.3c.}
% \changes{v0.3}{2001/02/16}
%    {Addition of |parindent| and |keepparindent| as well as vertical
%     alignment options |T| and |B|. Some changes to the doc.}
% \changes{v0.2}{2001/01/23}
%    {\LaTeX's minipages replaced, minipage parameters accessible as keys, documentation}
% \changes{v0.1}{2001/01/16}
%    {Initial version}
% \marginparsep0pt
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% \MakeShortVerb{|}
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% \title{The |genmpage| Package\\-- Generalized minipages --}
% \author{Thomas Lotze}
% \date{\filedate}
% \maketitle
%
% \section{Introduction}
%
% The purpose of this small package is to make \LaTeX's minipages
% more flexible. It is now possible to define styles which determine
% many of the design parameters of a minipage. Such styles can be
% used by calling the |minipage| environment with an additional
% optional argument.
%
% The issue arose from a usenet discussion in |de.comp.text.tex|:
% someone needed to typeset the content of all minipages in a
% document |\raggedright| when he switched to |\raggedright|
% typesetting of the document's body text. This normally
% requires either placing a |\raggedright| in every |minipage|
% environment (which is tedious, error-prone, and has little to
% do with logical mark-up), or defining a new environment (which
% is impractical for everyday use because of the optional argument
% structure of the |minipage| environment).
%
% Other than the justification of a minipage's contents, the
% minipage styles introduced by this package can be used to preset
% its font parameters (family, series, shape, size), the horizontal
% and vertical minipage size, the inner and outer vertical
% alignment parameters, and the indentation of paragraphs.
% Furthermore, two options for the vertical alignment are
% introduced in order to align adjacent minipages with respect
% to their real (visual) top and bottom margins.
%
% The |genmpage| package has been written for \LaTeXe. As the
% published experimental code for \LaTeX\ 3 shows, there will
% be the concept of templates which might well
% render this package useless. At least, it will be both
% necessary and convenient to re-implement it in terms of
% templates.
%
% Please feel free to send suggestions, bug reports, or any
% comments whatsoever concerning this package and its documentation
% to the author at |thomas@thomas-lotze.de|, or via usenet news
% in |de.comp.text.tex| or |comp.text.tex|. The package is developed in a
% subversion repository at
% |https://svn.thomas-lotze.de/repos/public/genmpage/|, releases being
% published on the CTAN.
%
% \section{Usage}
%
% As already mentioned, the |minipage| environment as redefined
% by the |genmpage| package takes another optional argument
% which contains the new parameter settings. In order to preserve
% the argument structure of the usual |minipage| environment,
% this new optional argument comes last. This way, if the
% |genmpage| package is loaded but no values are preset, a
% |minipage| environment without the new argument acts exactly
% as if the package was not present in the first place.
%
% \subsection{Keys}
%
% The new argument is evaluated as a |key=value| list. The usual
% requirements of the |keyval| package hold. The following keys
% are defined:
% 
% \begin{description}
%
% \item[|flush|, |raggedright|, |RaggedRight|, |raggedleft|, |center|:]
% These keys are given without values and determine the
% justification of the minipages contents in the obvious way.
% If |RaggedRight| is used, the |ragged2e| package must be
% loaded. This is not provided for by the |genmpage| package.
%
% \item[|ffamily|, |fseries|, |fshape|:]
% These keys determine the font family, series, and shape of
% the text inside the minipage. They must be given the same
% values as the corresponding |NFSS| commands |\fontfamily|,
% |\fontseries|, and |\fontshape|, resp.
%
% \item[|resetfont|:]
% This key doesn't require a value. If it is given, a
% |\normalfont| is issued before the other font selection
% commands.
%
% \item[|fsize|:]
% A key to determine the font size. Possible values are the
% usual size commands without the backslash, e.g.\@
% |fsize=small|.
%
% \item[|width|, |height|, |outer|, |inner|:]
% Width, height, and outer and inner vertical alignment of
% the minipage (taken as values to these keys). If these keys
% are set, either directly in the optional argument of the
% |minipage| environment, in the preamble, or by using styles
% (see below), they override the values given by the usual
% |minipage| arguments.
%
% \item[|widtharg|, |heightarg|, |outerarg|, |innerarg|:]
% Not requiring values, these keys stop the respective keys
% for width, height, and alignment from taking precedence
% over the usual |minipage| arguments.
% 
% \item[|parindent|, |keepparindent|:]
% \LaTeX\ sets |\parindent| to zero within a minipage.
% If the |parindent| key is set, its value is used for
% |\parindent| instead. This value can be any \LaTeX\ length.
% If |keepparindent| is set (without values), the paragraph
% indentation valid outside the minipage is also used within.
%
% \end{description}
%
% Other than in the new optional argument of the |minipage|
% environment, all keys can be set by the |keyval| command
% |\setkeys|, for instance:
%
% \medskip
% |\setkeys{GenMP}{height=0.3\textheight,resetfont,fshape=it,inner=s}|
% \medskip
%
% \subsection{New options for vertical alignment}
%
% Following a suggestion by Donald Arseneau (thanks!), I've
% introduced two new options for the outer vertical alignment
% of minipages. With the options |T| and |B|, minipages are
% aligned with respect to their visual margins as opposed to
% the baselines of the first or last line of text, resp. This
% will come in most handy if a minipage starts with an image.
%
% As the |genmpage| package doesn't try to fiddle with \LaTeX's
% way of digesting alignment options, it recognizes the |T| and
% |B| options, inserts a |\vspace{0pt}| command at the beginning
% or end of the minipage, and passes on a |t| or |b| option.
% Therefore, |T| and |B| can only be used as values to the
% |genmpage| package's |inner| key but not as one of the
% traditional alignment arguments of minipages.
%
% \subsection{Styles}
%
% \DescribeMacro
%  \defineMPstyle\marg{style}\marg{definitions}\\
% A minipage style is more or less a shorthand for a series
% of |key=value| (or |key|) definitions. Any minipage style
% defined by |\defineMPstyle| can be used as a key without a
% value either in the |minipage| argument, |setkey| commands,
% or even other style definitions. |\defineMPstyle| silently
% redefines a style already existent. An example:
%
% \medskip
% |\defineMPstyle{comment}{resetfont,fsize=small,width=0.2\textwidth}|
% \medskip
%
% There is one style predefined: |\defineMPstyle}{plain}{}|.
% The |plain| style is called before all other definitions.
% Redefining it will change the behaviour of all minipages
% concerning those parameters which are not set either explicitly
% or by using a style or |setkeys| command. As \TeX\ knows no
% command for switching back to justified text, things like
% |\raggedright| cannot be overridden later and should therefore
% be used in the |plain| style with great care.
%
% \section{To do}
% 
% \begin{itemize}
% \item
% Further testing
% \item
% Improving the documentation, in particular including a section
% with usage examples
% \item
% Implementing some frame and color features
% \end{itemize}
%
% \section{Implementation}
%
%    \begin{macrocode}
\newlength\@GenMPparindent

\def\@iiiminipage#1#2[#3]#4{%
  \@ifnextchar[%
    {\@ivminipage{#1}{#2}{#3}{#4}}
    {\@ivminipage{#1}{#2}{#3}{#4}[]}}

\def\@ivminipage#1#2#3#4[#5]{%
  \setkeys{GenMP}{plain,#5}%
  \if@GenMPwidth\else\@GenMPwidth#4\fi
  \if@GenMPheight\else
    \def\@GenMPtempa{#2}\def\@GenMPtempb{\relax}%
    \ifx\@GenMPtempa\@GenMPtempb%
      \let\@GenMPheight=\relax
    \else
      \def\@GenMPheight{#2}%
    \fi
  \fi
  \if@GenMPouter\else\def\@GenMPouter{#1}\fi%
  \if@GenMPinner\else\def\@GenMPinner{#3}\fi%
  \@GenMPparindent\parindent
  \leavevmode
  \@pboxswfalse
  \@tempdima\@GenMPwidth
  \def\@mpargs{{\@GenMPouter}{\@GenMPheight}[\@GenMPinner]{\@GenMPwidth}}%
  \setbox\@tempboxa\vbox\bgroup
    \color@begingroup
      \hsize\@tempdima
      \textwidth\hsize \columnwidth\hsize
      \@parboxrestore
      \def\@mpfn{mpfootnote}\def\thempfn{\thempfootnote}\c@mpfootnote\z@
      \let\@footnotetext\@mpfootnotetext
      \let\@listdepth\@mplistdepth \@mplistdepth\z@
      \@minipagerestore
      \@setminipage}

\def\@setminipage{%
  \@minipagetrue
  \@GenMPtop
  \@GenMPflush  
  \@GenMPresetfont
  \@GenMPffamily\@GenMPfseries\@GenMPfshape\selectfont
  \@GenMPfsize
  \@GenMPsetpi
  \everypar{\@minipagefalse\everypar{}}}

\let\@GenMPendminipage\endminipage
\def\endminipage{%
  \@GenMPbottom
  \@GenMPendminipage}

\let\@GenMPflush=\relax
\define@key{GenMP}{flush}[]{\let\@GenMPflush=\relax}
\define@key{GenMP}{raggedright}[]{\let\@GenMPflush=\raggedright}
\define@key{GenMP}{RaggedRight}[]{\let\@GenMPflush=\RaggedRight}
\define@key{GenMP}{raggedleft}[]{\let\@GenMPflush=\raggedleft}
\define@key{GenMP}{center}[]{\let\@GenMPflush=\centering}

\let\@GenMPffamily=\relax
\let\@GenMPfseries=\relax
\let\@GenMPfshape=\relax
\let\@GenMPresetfont=\relax
\let\@GenMPfsize=\relax
\define@key{GenMP}{ffamily}{\def\@GenMPffamily{\fontfamily{#1}}}
\define@key{GenMP}{fseries}{\def\@GenMPfseries{\fontseries{#1}}}
\define@key{GenMP}{fshape}{\def\@GenMPfshape{\fontshape{#1}}}
\define@key{GenMP}{resetfont}[true]{%  
  \def\@GenMPread{#1}\def\@GenMPtempa{true}%
  \ifx\@GenMPread\@GenMPtempa%
    \let\@GenMPresetfont=\normalfont
  \else
    \let\@GenMPresetfont=\relax
  \fi}
\define@key{GenMP}{fsize}{\def\@GenMPfsize{\csname #1\endcsname}}

\let\@GenMPsetpi=\relax
\define@key{GenMP}{keepparindent}[true]{%  
  \def\@GenMPread{#1}\def\@GenMPtempa{true}%
  \ifx\@GenMPread\@GenMPtempa%
    \def\@GenMPsetpi{\parindent\@GenMPparindent}%
  \fi}
\define@key{GenMP}{parindent}{\def\@GenMPsetpi{\parindent#1}}

\newlength\@GenMPwidth
\newif\if@GenMPwidth
\let\if@GenMPwidth\iffalse
\define@key{GenMP}{width}{\let\if@GenMPwidth\iftrue\@GenMPwidth#1}
\define@key{GenMP}{widtharg}[]{\let\if@GenMPwidth\iffalse}
\newif\if@GenMPheight
\let\if@GenMPheight\iffalse
\define@key{GenMP}{height}{\let\if@GenMPheight\iftrue\def\@GenMPheight{#1}}
\define@key{GenMP}{heightarg}[]{\let\if@GenMPheight\iffalse}

\newif\if@GenMPouter
\let\if@GenMPouter\iffalse
\let\@GenMPtop=\relax
\let\@GenMPbottom=\relax
\define@key{GenMP}{outer}{%
  \def\@GenMPread{#1}\def\@GenMPtempa{T}%
  \ifx\@GenMPread\@GenMPtempa%
    \def\@GenMPtop{\vspace{0pt}}%
    \def\@GenMPouter{t}%
  \else
    \def\@GenMPtempa{B}%
    \ifx\@GenMPread\@GenMPtempa%
      \def\@GenMPbottom{\vspace{0pt}}%
      \def\@GenMPouter{b}%
    \else
      \def\@GenMPouter{#1}%
    \fi
  \fi
  \let\if@GenMPouter\iftrue
}
\define@key{GenMP}{outerarg}[]{\let\if@GenMPouter\iffalse}

\newif\if@GenMPinner
\let\if@GenMPinner\iffalse
\define@key{GenMP}{inner}{\let\if@GenMPinner\iftrue\def\@GenMPinner{#1}}
\define@key{GenMP}{innerarg}[]{\let\if@GenMPinner\iffalse}

\def\defineMPstyle#1#2{%
  \define@key{GenMP}{#1}[]{\setkeys{GenMP}{#2}}}

\defineMPstyle{plain}{}
%    \end{macrocode}
%
% \Finale
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\endinput
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