Nuprl - The Article Profile Spec

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The Article Profile Spec

See Example: Latexing This Document.
Some procedures, notably NTLA_convert_full_article, take an "article profile" as argument. The user level macro for generating an article profile is

LatexArticleProfile:
LaPreamble:
LaPrePREAMBLE
LaSample Math Term for width:
LaSamSampleTerm
LaSectionTitleSizes:             sectiontitleSizes
LaPunctuation moved into quotes: inQuotePuncts
LaIncluding Contents?            IncludingCONTENTS
LaExtra Front Matter:            extraFrontMatter
LaExtra End Matter:              extraEndMatter
LaArticle Structure:             ArticleStructure

where

PREAMBLE is a sequence of Latex lines to precede the begin document part. The first line should typically be of form "\documentclass{<words>}".

SampleTerm should be a formula (such as a mathematical one) considered typical for the document. It is used to coordinate line breaking in Latexing Nonword Material.

sectiontitleSizes should be a sequence of Latex font sizes, such as "Large large normal", indicating the sizes to be used for section, subsection, and subsubsection titles. If it's short, the last size is replicated. If no sizes are supplied (use the empty word inserted with `(c-t)'`{(tab)(return)}') then Latex defaults get used.

inQuotePuncts should be a word consisting or whatever punctuation marks should be moved inside quotes instead of just outside them (see Quotation Marks). The empty word indicates that such conversion will not be performed.

IncludingCONTENTS indicates whether the table of contents should be included based upon the article structure (see Title Page and Article Profile). Suitable specs for this field are "true", "yes", "no" and "false".

extraFrontMatter contains object references to material that is to be included in front of the article body (the ob refs will be extracted from the "words" of this field in preorder).

extraEndMatter similar to the extraFrontMatter field but indicates objects to be put after the main body (before the appendices if any).

ArticleStructure indicates the identity and relative positioning of the sections of the article, including appendices (see Article Structure and Example: The Title Page for This Document).

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PREAMBLE	is a sequence of Latex lines to precede the begin document part. The first line should typically be of form "\documentclass{<words>}".

SampleTerm	should be a formula (such as a mathematical one) considered typical for the document. It is used to coordinate line breaking in Latexing Nonword Material.

sectiontitleSizes	should be a sequence of Latex font sizes, such as "Large large normal", indicating the sizes to be used for section, subsection, and subsubsection titles. If it's short, the last size is replicated. If no sizes are supplied (use the empty word inserted with `(c-t)'`{(tab)(return)}') then Latex defaults get used.

inQuotePuncts	should be a word consisting or whatever punctuation marks should be moved inside quotes instead of just outside them (see Quotation Marks). The empty word indicates that such conversion will not be performed.

IncludingCONTENTS	indicates whether the table of contents should be included based upon the article structure (see Title Page and Article Profile). Suitable specs for this field are "true", "yes", "no" and "false".

extraFrontMatter	contains object references to material that is to be included in front of the article body (the ob refs will be extracted from the "words" of this field in preorder).

extraEndMatter	similar to the extraFrontMatter field but indicates objects to be put after the main body (before the appendices if any).

ArticleStructure	indicates the identity and relative positioning of the sections of the article, including appendices (see Article Structure and Example: The Title Page for This Document).