This chapter describes the standard Skribe packages. Additional
packages can be found from the
Skribe web page.
This chapter only describes the packages that are contained in the standard
Skribe distribution.
In order to use the facilities described in the following sections, the
Skribe source file must contains expressions such as:
(skribe-load package.skr ...)
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where
package.skr is the described package.
This package enables producing LaTeX documents conforming to the
ACM proceeding (ACMPROC) style. It introduces the
markup abstract:
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(abstract :postscript [:class "abstract"]) |
| class | html latex xml | The node class. |
| postscript | html latex xml | The URL of the PostScript version of the paper. |
This package enables producing LaTeX documents conforming to the
Journal of Functional Programming (JFP) style. It introduces the
markup abstract:
| prototype |
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(abstract :postscript) |
| postscript | html latex xml | The URL of the PostScript version of the paper. |
This package enables producing LaTeX documents conforming to the
Lecture Notes on Computer Science (LNCS) style. It introduces the
markup abstract:
| prototype |
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(abstract :postscript) |
| postscript | html latex xml | The URL of the PostScript version of the paper. |
Enables French typesetting and typographical rules.
This package is to be used to authoring simple letters. It redefines the
document markup.
A convenient mode for rendering articles (i.e., documents made of
sections) in HTML. The Slide package supports two skribe-load
user options:
style and css. The style option can either
be 'traditional which forces traditional HTML code
emission or 'css which forces HTML code emission using CSS
annotations. The CSS style used is specified in the (code "css")
HTML engine custom.
The css is a shorthand for style. For instance:
(skribe-load "web-article.skr" :css "style.css")
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is equivalent to:
(skribe-load "web-article.skr" :style 'css)
(engine-custom-set! (find-engine 'html) :css "style.css")
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A convenient mode for rendering books (i.e., documents made of
chapters and sections) in HTML.