Index of /archives/text/CTAN/macros/generic/diagrams/kuvio/arrsy
Name Last modified Size Description
Parent Directory -
Makefile-dist 1995-04-22 09:00 900
README 1995-12-02 09:00 1.6K
Uarrsy.fd 1995-12-02 09:00 231
arrsy.mf 1995-04-22 09:00 5.8K
arrsy.sty 1995-12-27 09:00 5.0K
arrsy.tex 1995-04-22 09:00 3.9K
arrsy10.mf 1995-04-22 09:00 911
arrsym.mf 1995-04-22 09:00 17K
patchlevel_19 1996-06-09 09:00 12
symbols.ps 1995-04-22 09:00 17K
symbols.tex 1995-04-22 09:00 786
02 Dec 1995
Added the files arrsy.sty and Uarrsy.fd for LaTeX. The fonts themselves are
unchanged.
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31 Mar 1995
Added \cupp and \capp for cup and cap products (smaller than the smile and
frown found in the msam font).
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22 Nov 1994
Here's a small font I put together, mainly for a few characters I wanted to
use with my diagram macros, kuvio.tex. The font also contains reproductions
of a few arrows from the pre-1992 versions of cmsy10 and cmmi10. (The
arrowheads were made wider in '92, a change for the worse in my opinion.)
There are probably only three characters in arrsy10 which people not
using kuvio.tex may find useful: \of for function composition (smaller that
the massive \circ), \vect for vectors (\vec doesn't do it for me) and
\dotp for dot products (heavier than \cdot, lighter than \bullet). Who knows,
versions of these may already exist somewhere else but here are mine.
On a Unix box, you can install the font as follows.
1. Copy Makefile-dist to Makefile and then edit this file, setting the
variables DESTDIR, PKDEST, TFMDEST, MFDEST and TEXDDEST appropriately.
2. Do "make". If you don't have MFINPUTS set you should do
"make MFINPUTS=<path>" instead, where <path> is a path in which the file
cmbase.mf can be found (usually something like /usr/local/lib/mf/inputs).
If all goes well you should get one tfm file and one pk file and you can
then do "make install".
3. Do "make clean" to clean up.
If none of this works for you, mail me.
Anders Svensson <svensson@math.ubc.ca>