BXtexlogo Package
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LaTeX: Additional TeX-family logos
The package [hologo] enables you to output many useful logos of popular
(and not so popular) TeX-family software. However its interface is a bit
cumbersome because you must type `\hologo{BibTeX}` instead of `\BibTeX`.
This package enables you to import some of logos provided by hologo as
simgle commands, such as `\BibTeX`.
Moreover this package provides yet additional logos of TeX-family software
most of which is popular mainly in Japan. These logos can be imported in
the same way as those provided by hologo.
[hologo]: https://ctan.org/pkg/hologo
### System requirement
* TeX format: LaTeX.
* TeX engine: Anything.
* Dependent packages:
- hologo
- cjhebrew (if `\logoAleph` and `\logoLamed` are used)
### Installation
- `*.sty` → $TEXMF/tex/latex/BXtexlogo
### License
This package is distributed under the MIT License.
The bxtexlogo Package
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### Package Loading
\usepackage[<option>,...]{bxtexlogo}
All the options are passed to hologo.
### Usage
* `\bxtexlogoimport{<name>,...}`: Defines a command to output the logo
specified by `<name>`. For example, `\bxtexlogoimport{BibTeX}` defines
the command `\BibTeX` to output the `BibTeX` logo, if the command is
undefined. Alternatively, a list element in the argument can have
the following forms:
- `+<name>`: Defines forcefully; for example, `+BibTeX` defines the
command `\BibTeX` even if the command is already defined.
- `<prefix>-<name>`: Defines with a prefix; for example, `my-BibTeX`
defines the command `\myBibTeX` for the logo `BibTeX`, if the
command is undefined.
- `<prefix>+<name>`: Defines forcefully with a prefix; for example,
`my+BibTeX` overwrites the command `\myBibTeX`.
The `<name>` part can be either `*` or `**` instead of a valid logo
name. There `*` means “all the primary logo names” and `**` means
“all the secondary logo names”. (The logo classification will be
described later.) For example, `{*,my+**}` imports all the primary
logos (without prefix, non-forcefully) and then imports forcefully all
the secondary logos with prefix `my`.
Note that the logo names explicitly given earlier are excluded from
the bulk import by `*` and `**`. For example, `{BibTeX,my-*}` defines
`\BibTeX` and `\myXeTeX` but not `\myBibTeX`.
* `\bxtexlogoImport{<name>,...}`: The same as `\bxtexlogoimport`, except
that the logo names explicitly given are not excluded from the target
of bulk imports in the future. This command is intended to be used in
packages and classes.
* `\bxtexlogo{<name>}: Outputs the logo of name `<name>`. This form can
be always used, whether the logo is imported or not.
### Avaiable logo names
The logo names supported by this package are divided into two classes:
“primary” (popular software) and “secondary” (all others).
#### Primary logos
You can bulk-import the primary logos with `\bxtexlogoimport{*}`.
(Logos provided by hologo)
* `AmSLaTeX`
* `AmSTeX`
* `BibTeX`
* `ConTeXt`
* `eTeX`
* `LaTeX`
* `LaTeXe` for “LaTeX 2ε” logo
* `LuaLaTeX`
* `LuaTeX`
* `LyX`
* `METAFONT`
* `METAPOST`
* `pdfTeX`
* `pdfLaTeX`
* `TeX`
* `XeLaTeX`
* `XeTeX`
(Logos provided by this package)
* `epTeX` for “ε-pTeX” logo
* `eupTeX` for “ε-upTeX” logo
* `JBibTeX` (old version of pBibTeX)
* `pBibTeX`
* `pLaTeXe` for “pLaTeX 2ε”
* `pLaTeX`
* `pTeX`
* `TikZ`
* `upBibTeX`
* `upLaTeX`
* `upLaTeXe` for “upLaTeX 2ε”
* `upTeX`
#### Secondary logos
You can bulk-import the secondary logos with `\bxtexlogoimport{**}`.
(Logos provided by hologo)
* `HanTheThanh` for “Hàn Thế Thành”
* `KOMAScript`
* `LaTeXTeX` for “(La)TeX”
* `NTS`
* `PiCTeX`
* `SageTeX`
* `SLiTeX`
* `teTeX`
* `TTH`
(Logos provided by this package)
* `ApTeX`
* `CSTUG`
* `HeVeA`
* `JBibTeX`
* `JLaTeX`
* `JTeX`
* `KaTeX`
* `KET` for prefix
* `KETpic`
* `LaTeXiT`
* `LaTeXML`
* `logoAleph` for “×”
* `logoLambda` for “Λ”
* `logoLamed` for “×”
* `logoOmega` for “Ω”
* `OpTeX`
* `pTeXsT`
* `XyM` for prefix
* `XyMTeX`
* … and more exotic ones, such as `BaSiX`
(See the sample document for detail.)
#### Addtional logos
Starting from v0.6, *all* hologo logos (not only ones classified as
“primary” or “secondary”) can be imported through `\bxtexlogoimport`
command, as long as its name contains only letters. For example, the logo
`Xe` (the head part of the `XeTeX` logo) that is provided by hologo can
be imported by invoking `\bxtexlogoimport{Xe}`, and then you can output
this logo by typing `\Xe`. (You can also do `\bxtexlogoimport{my-Xe}`
instead, of course.) Note that these “non-classified” logos are never
included in the target of bulk import.
Note. The command `\bxtexlogo` also supports all hologo logos and thus
can be used in place of `\hologo`, just if you like it.
Moreover, the bxtexlogo itself provides a few “non-classified” logos,
such as `e` (the head part of `eTeX` logo). This logo can be used by
importing (perhaps with a prefix) or by writing `\bxtexlogo{e}`. See the
sample document for detail.
### Notices
* You are recommended to load the graphicx package; its functionality
will be utilized to improve the output of logos.
* You cannot use the logo commands in math mode.
* You can use the logos provided by this package in PDF strings, but
not in TeX4ht workflow (contrary to the logos provided by hologo).
* The functionality of the hologo package is not altered in any way.
* You cannot apply the management commands of hologo (`\hologoSetup`
etc.) to the logos provided by this package.
Revision History
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* Version 0.6 ‹2022/05/05›
- More logos: HiTeX, TeX--XeT.
- Add `\bxtexlogo`.
- Add `\bxtexlogoReflect`.
* Version 0.5 ‹2021/11/11›
- More logos: OpTeX, CSTUG.
- (experimental) Add `\bxtexlogoUseBboldx`.
* Version 0.4 ‹2018/03/11›
- More logos: ApTeX, DVIPDFMx.
- Add `\bxtexlogoItalicOrSlant`.
* Version 0.3 ‹2017/11/11›
- More logos.
* Version 0.2a ‹2016/11/11›
- Bug fix.
* Version 0.2 ‹2016/04/01›
- The first public version.
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Takayuki YATO (aka. "ZR")
https://github.com/zr-tex8r
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