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1 % \iffalse
2 %%
3 %% perpage is part of the bigfoot bundle for critical typesetting
4 %% Copyright 2002--2014 David Kastrup <dak@gnu.org>
5 %%
6 %% The license notice and corresponding source code for this file are
7 %% contained in perpage.dtx.
8 %%
9 % This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
10 % it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
11 % the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or
12 % (at your option) any later version.
13 %
14 % This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
15 % but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
16 % MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
17 % GNU General Public License for more details.
18 %
19 % You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
20 % along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
21 % Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin St, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA
22 % \fi
23 % \CheckSum{396}
24 % \GetFileInfo{perpage.sty}
25 % \date{\filedate}
26 % \author{David Kastrup\thanks{\texttt{dak@gnu.org}}}
27 % \title{The \texttt{perpage} package\\Version \fileversion}
28 % \maketitle
29 % \section{Description}
30 %
31 % The \texttt{perpage} package adds the ability to reset counters per
32 % page and/or keep their occurences sorted in order of appearance on
33 % the page.
34 %
35 % It works by attaching itself to the code for \cmd{\stepcounter} and
36 % will then modify the given counter according to information written
37 % to the |.aux| file, which means that multiple passes may be needed.
38 % Since it uses the internals of the \cmd{\label} mechanism, the need
39 % for additional passes will get announced by \LaTeX\ as ``labels may
40 % have changed''.
41 %
42 % \DescribeMacro{\MakePerPage}
43 % \begin{quote}
44 % |\MakePerPage[2]{footnote}|
45 % \end{quote}
46 % will start footnote numbers with~2 on each page (the optional
47 % argument defaults to~1). 2~might be a strange number, unless you
48 % have used something like
49 % \begin{quote}
50 % |\renewcommand\thefootnote{\fnsymbol{footnote}}|
51 % \end{quote}
52 % and want to start off with a dagger. The starting value must not be
53 % less than~1 so that the counter logic can detect the reset of a
54 % counter
55 % reliably.\footnote{This unfortunately means that you can't just use
56 % \cmd{\alph} in order to get figures on page~10 numbered as ``10'',
57 % ``10a'', ``10b''.}
58 % It could be a good idea to redefine |\@cnterr| if you use a format
59 % with limited range: at the first pass, footnotes are not reset
60 % across pages and things like |\fnsymbol| will quickly run out of
61 % characters to use.
62 %
63 % \DescribeMacro{\theperpage}
64 % If you want to label things also on a per page base, for example
65 % with
66 % \begin{quote}
67 % |\renewcommand{\thefigure}{\thepage-\arabic{figure}}|
68 % \end{quote}
69 % you'll have the problem that \cmd{\thepage} is updated
70 % asynchronously with the real page, since \TeX\ does not know which
71 % page the figure will end up. If you have used the |perpage| package
72 % for modifying the figure counter, however, at the point where the
73 % counter is incremented, the macro \cmd{\theperpage} will be set to
74 % the correct value corresponding to the actual page location. Note
75 % that this macro is shared between all counters, so advancing a
76 % different counter under control of |perpage| will render
77 % \cmd{\thefigure} incorrect.
78 %
79 % \DescribeMacro{\MakeSorted}
80 % \begin{quote}
81 % |\MakeSorted{figure}|
82 % \end{quote}
83 % will make the |figure| counter get `sorted': this means that counter
84 % values will be assigned in order of appearance in the output, not in
85 % order of appearance in the source code. For example, the order of
86 % interspersed one- and two-column figures might get mixed up by
87 % \LaTeX\ in the output. Making the counter sorted will fix the order
88 % to match the order of appearance. A similar problem is when
89 % ordinary footnotes are present in floating material (this does not
90 % work in standard \LaTeX, but might do so when using |manyfoot.sty|
91 % or |bigfoot.sty|): this might jumble their order in the output, and
92 % making their counter sorted will make things appear fine again.
93 %
94 % While this would not fix the order in the table of figures,
95 % fortunately the respective entries actually get written out in order
96 % of appearance in the output anyway, so this indeed fixes the
97 % problem.
98 %
99 % Manually setting the counter does not lead to reliable results in
100 % general; as a special case, however, resetting it to zero is
101 % recognized (this can also happen automatically when the counter is
102 % dependent on some other counter). The point where it is reset in
103 % the source code separates `count groups': everything in the source
104 % before that point is assigned sorted numbers separately from
105 % everything appearing behind it, and the sequence numbers start again
106 % with~1 with the first item appearing in the output (not the source)
107 % from the new count group.
108 %
109 % \DescribeMacro{\MakeSortedPerPage}
110 % \begin{quote}
111 % |\MakeSortedPerPage[2]{table}|
112 % \end{quote}
113 % will make the table numbers restart at 2 on each page \emph{and}
114 % will keep them sorted, to boot. Introducing new count groups by
115 % resetting the counter to~0 manually will not work, as it is not
116 % clear how to handle count groups scattered between pages. You will
117 % usually want to use something like
118 % \begin{quote}
119 % |\renewcommand{\thefigure}{\theperpage-\arabic{figure}}|
120 % \end{quote}
121 % to go along with a page-wise figure
122 % number.\footnote{Note the use of \cmd{\theperpage} here, see above.}
123 % Note that it would be quite silly to start the ranges with~2: this
124 % is just an example for the optional argument in case that you ever
125 % need it.
126 %
127 % \DescribeMacro{\AddAbsoluteCounter}
128 % \begin{quote}
129 % |\AddAbsoluteCounter{equation}|
130 % \end{quote}
131 % will create a counter |absequation| that will advance together with
132 % the counter |equation| but will not get reset along with it. This
133 % is not sorted into output order, but just runs along with the
134 % sequence in the source file. As a special case, the counter
135 % |abspage| is created in this manner and \cmd{\theabspage} is defined
136 % as an arabic number that works in the same contexts as \cmd{\page}
137 % (namely, gets properly deferred by \cmd{\protected@write}).
138 %
139 % \StopEventually{}
140 % \section{The documentation driver}
141 % This is the default driver for typesetting the docs. Running it
142 % through as a separate file will include the code section. Running
143 % the original |.dtx| file through will omit the code.
144 % \begin{macrocode}
145 %<*driver>
146 %ACE \documentclass{ltxdoc}
147 %ACE \usepackage{perpage}
148 %ACE \MakePerPage{footnote}
149 %ACE \begin{document}
150 %ACE \OnlyDescription
151 %ACE %<driver> \AlsoImplementation
152 %ACE \DocInput{perpage.dtx}
153 %ACE \end{document}
154 %ACE %</driver>
155 %ACE % \end{macrocode}
156 %ACE %
157 %ACE % \section{The package interfaces}
158 %ACE % First identification.
159 %ACE % \begin{macrocode}
160 %ACE %<*style>
161 %ACE \NeedsTeXFormat{LaTeX2e}
162 %ACE \ProvidesPackage{perpage}[2014/10/25 2.0 Reset/sort counters per page]
163 %ACE % \end{macrocode}
164 %ACE % \begin{macro}{\pp@cl@begin}
165 %ACE % \begin{macro}{\pp@cl@end}
166 %ACE % These macros are considerable tricky. They are called as
167 %ACE % artificial `dependent' counters when the counter they are hooked
168 %ACE % into is advanced. The way in which those counters are called are
169 %ACE % one of the following:
170 %ACE % \begin{quote}
171 %ACE % \begin{verbatim}
172 %ACE % \def\@stpelt#1{\global\csname c@#1\endcsname \z@}
173 %ACE % \end{verbatim}
174 %ACE % \end{quote}
175 %ACE % which is the default way of resetting a subordinate counter used
176 %ACE % in \LaTeX, or
177 %ACE % \begin{quote}
178 %ACE % \begin{verbatim}
179 %ACE % \def\@stpelt#1{\global\csname c@#1\endcsname \m@ne\stepcounter{#1}}
180 %ACE % \end{verbatim}
181 %ACE % \end{quote}
182 %ACE % which is a little present from |fixltx2e.sty| as of 2014/05/01,
183 %ACE % quite complicating this feat.
184 %ACE %
185 %ACE % The startup code swallows either |\global \advance| or |\global|.
186 % \begin{macrocode}
187 \def\pp@cl@begin{\z@\z@ \begingroup}
188 % \end{macrocode}
189 % The command used for ending our fake counters checks for the
190 % |\m@ne| condition. We don't want to bump our auxiliary counters
191 % twice, so we remove the following |\stepcounter| command. Things
192 % will go haywire if there is none, of course.
193 % \begin{macrocode}
194 \def\pp@cl@end{\afterassignment\pp@cl@end@ii \count@}
195 \def\pp@cl@end@ii{%
196 \relax
197 \expandafter\endgroup
198 \ifnum\count@<\z@
199 \expandafter\pp@cl@end@iii
200 \fi}
201 \def\pp@cl@end@iii\stepcounter#1{}
202 % \end{macrocode}
203 % \end{macro}
204 % \end{macro}
205 %
206 % \begin{macro}{\AddAbsoluteCounter}
207 % adds a counter with prefix |abs| to a given counter. It typesets
208 % as an arabic number and never gets reset. And it is advanced
209 % whenever the unprefixed counter gets advanced.
210 % \begin{macrocode}
211 \newcommand\AddAbsoluteCounter[1]
212 {\@ifundefined{c@abs#1}{%
213 \expandafter\newcount\csname c@abs#1\endcsname
214 \global\value{abs#1}\@ne
215 \global\expandafter\let\csname cl@abs#1\endcsname\@empty
216 \expandafter\xdef\csname theabs#1\endcsname{%
217 \noexpand\number \csname c@abs#1\endcsname}%
218 \global\@namedef{c@pabs@#1}{\pp@cl@begin
219 \stepcounter{abs#1}%
220 \pp@cl@end}%
221 \@addtoreset{pabs@#1}{#1}}{}}
222 % \end{macrocode}
223 % \end{macro}
224 % \begin{macro}{\c@perpage}
225 % We now create the absolute counter |perpage|:
226 % \begin{macrocode}
227 %ACE \AddAbsoluteCounter{page}
228 % \end{macrocode}
229 % \end{macro}
230 % \begin{macro}{\theabspage}
231 % This has to be specially defined so that it will expand as late as
232 % \cmd{\thepage} does. Several commands set the latter temporarily
233 % to \cmd{\relax} in order to inhibit expansion, and we will more or
234 % less imitate its behavior when found set in that manner.
235 % \begin{macrocode}
236 \def\theabspage{\ifx\thepage\relax
237 \noexpand\theabspage
238 \else
239 \number\c@abspage
240 \fi}
241 % \end{macrocode}
242 % \end{macro}
243 % Here follow the three commands for defining counters per page:
244 % \begin{macro}{\MakePerPage}
245 % This creates a counter reset per page. An optional second
246 % argument specifies the starting point of the sequence.
247 % \begin{macrocode}
248 \newcommand*\MakePerPage[2][\@ne]{%
249 \pp@makeperpage{#2}\c@pchk@{#1}}
250 % \end{macrocode}
251 % \end{macro}
252 % \begin{macro}{\MakeSorted}
253 % This will create a counter sorted in appearance on the page. No
254 % optional argument is given: set the counter to a desired starting
255 % value manually if you need to. Resetting it to zero will start a
256 % new count group, setting it to other values is probably not reliable.
257 % \begin{macrocode}
258 \newcommand*\MakeSorted[1]{%
259 \setcounter{#1}{\z@}%
260 \pp@makeperpage{#1}\c@schk@{\@ne}}
261 % \end{macrocode}
262 % \end{macro}
263 % \begin{macro}{\MakeSortedPerPage}
264 % This will create output in sorted order, reset on each page. Use
265 % an optional argument to specify the starting value per page. This
266 % must not be~0, unfortunately.
267 % \begin{macrocode}
268 \newcommand*\MakeSortedPerPage[2][\@ne]{%
269 \pp@makeperpage{#2}\c@spchk@{#1}}
270 % \end{macrocode}
271 % \end{macro}
272 % All of those must only occur in the preamble since we can't do the
273 % initialization of the counter values otherwise.
274 % \begin{macrocode}
275 \@onlypreamble\MakePerPage
276 \@onlypreamble\MakeSorted
277 \@onlypreamble\MakeSortedPerPage
278 % \end{macrocode}
279 % \section{Internals}
280 %
281 % It works in the following manner: The basic work is done through
282 % attaching help code to the counter's reset list. Each counter has
283 % an associated absolute id that is counted through continuously and
284 % is never reset, thus providing a unique frame of reference. Sorted
285 % and perpage counters work by writing out information to the
286 % |.aux| file.
287 %
288 % The information we maintain for each counter while processing the
289 % source file are:
290 % \begin{itemize}
291 % \item The absolute counter id.
292 % \item The last counter value so that we can check whether the
293 % sequence has been interrupted.
294 % \item The current scope id.
295 % \item Its starting value.
296 % \end{itemize}
297 %
298 % The information written to the file consists of:
299 % \begin{itemize}
300 % \item The absolute counter id.
301 % \item The current scope id.
302 % \item The scope's starting value.
303 % \item The absolute counter id of a superior counter.
304 % \end{itemize}
305 %
306 % Sorted counters work by writing out the current absolute id and
307 % range id into the |.aux| file each time the counter gets incremented.
308 % Whenever the counter is changed in a manner different from being
309 % incremented, a new counter scope gets started. Each counter scope
310 % has its own independently assigned counter numbers and is associated
311 % with its absolute id starting value. So as each counter is
312 % incremented, we write out the triple of current absolute id, counter
313 % scope and initial value for the scope. Scope changes when a value
314 % assigned from the file differs from the `natural' value. When the
315 % file is read in, counter movements are tracked. Each counter that
316 % does not have its `natural' value, is having a counter setting
317 % recorded.
318 %
319 % The stuff works by adding a pseudo-reset counter to the counter's
320 % dependent counter list.
321 %
322 % \begin{macro}{\pp@makeperpage}
323 % This does the relevant things for modifying a counter. It defines
324 % its reset value, it defines the correspoding absolute counter.
325 % The absolute counter serves a double function: it is also used for
326 % assigning numbers while reading the |.aux| file. For this purpose
327 % it is assigned the initialized values here and in the enddocument
328 % hook (which is called before rereading the |.aux| file and
329 % checking for changed labels), while the counter is reset to zero
330 % at the start of the document.
331 % \begin{macrocode}
332 \def\pp@makeperpage#1#2#3{%
333 \global\expandafter\mathchardef\csname c@pp@r@#1\endcsname=#3\relax
334 \global\@namedef{c@pchk@#1}{#2{#1}}%
335 \newcounter{pp@a@#1}%
336 \setcounter{pp@a@#1}{#3}%
337 \addtocounter{pp@a@#1}\m@ne
338 \@addtoreset{pchk@#1}{#1}%
339 \AtBeginDocument{\setcounter{pp@a@#1}\z@}%
340 \edef\next{\noexpand\AtEndDocument
341 {\noexpand\setcounter{pp@a@#1}{%
342 \number\value{pp@a@#1}}}}\next}
343 \@onlypreamble\pp@makeperpage
344 % \end{macrocode}
345 % \end{macro}
346 % \begin{macro}{\pp@chkvlist}
347 % Check for an empty vertical list. If we have one, that is worth
348 % warning about.
349 % \begin{macrocode}
350 \def\pp@chkvlist{%
351 \ifcase
352 \ifvmode
353 \ifx\lastnodetype\@undefined
354 \ifdim-\@m\p@=\prevdepth\ifdim\lastskip=\z@\ifnum\lastpenalty=\z@
355 \@ne
356 \fi\fi\fi
357 \else
358 \ifnum\lastnodetype=\m@ne \@ne \fi
359 \fi
360 \fi \z@
361 \or
362 \PackageWarning{perpage}{\string\stepcounter\space probably at start of
363 vertical list:^^JYou might need to use \string\leavevmode\space
364 before it to avoid vertical shifts}%
365 \fi}
366 % \end{macrocode}
367 % \end{macro}
368 % \begin{macro}{\pp@fetchctr}
369 % \begin{macro}{\theperpage}
370 % This fetches the counter information and puts it into
371 % \cmd{\pp@label}, \cmd{\pp@page} and (globally) into
372 % \cmd{\theperpage}.
373 % \begin{macrocode}
374 \def\pp@fetchctr#1{\expandafter\expandafter\expandafter\pp@fetchctrii
375 \csname pp@r@#1@\number\value{pp@a@#1}\endcsname
376 {}{}}
377
378 \global\let\theperpage\@empty
379
380 \def\pp@fetchctrii#1#2#3{\def\pp@label{#1}%
381 \def\pp@page{#2}%
382 \gdef\theperpage{#3}}
383 % \end{macrocode}
384 % \end{macro}
385 % \end{macro}
386 % Ok, let's put together all the stuff for the simplest case, counters
387 % numbered per page without sorting:
388 % \begin{macro}{\c@pchk@}
389 % This is the code buried into to the reset list. When the reset
390 % list is executed in the context of advancing a counter, we call
391 % something like
392 % \begin{verbatim}
393 %\global\c@pchk@{countername}\z@
394 % \end{verbatim}
395 % since the reset list expected a counter here instead of some
396 % generic command. That is the reason we start off this command by
397 % giving \cmd{\global} something to chew on.
398 % \begin{macrocode}
399 \def\c@pchk@#1{\pp@cl@begin
400 % \end{macrocode}
401 % Now we fetch the page value corresponding to the not yet adjusted
402 % value of the absolute counter to see whether the previous counter
403 % advance happened on the same page.
404 % \begin{macrocode}
405 \pp@fetchctr{#1}\let\next\pp@page
406 \addtocounter{pp@a@#1}\@ne
407 \pp@fetchctr{#1}%
408 % \end{macrocode}
409 % We compare the pages for current and last advance of the counter.
410 % If they differ, we reset the counter to its starting value. We do
411 % the same if the counter has been reset to zero manually, likely by
412 % being in the reset list of some other counter.
413 % \begin{macrocode}
414 \ifcase\ifx\next\pp@page\else\@ne\fi
415 \ifnum\value{#1}=\z@\@ne\fi\z@
416 \else
417 \setcounter{#1}{\value{pp@r@#1}}%
418 \fi
419 \pp@writectr\pp@pagectr{#1}{\noexpand\theabspage}}
420 % \end{macrocode}
421 % \end{macro}
422 % \begin{macro}{\pp@writectr}
423 % This is the common ending of all pseudo reset counters. It writes
424 % out an appropriate command to the |.aux| file with all required
425 % information. We try to replicate any sentinel kerns or penalties.
426 % \begin{macrocode}
427 \def\pp@writectr#1#2#3{\edef\next{%
428 \string#1{#2}{\number\value{pp@a@#2}}{#3}{\noexpand\thepage}}%
429 \pp@chkvlist
430 \dimen@=\lastkern
431 \ifdim\dimen@=\z@ \else \unkern\fi
432 \count@=\lastpenalty
433 \protected@write\@auxout{}{\next}%
434 \ifdim\dimen@=\z@
435 \penalty \ifnum\count@<\@M \@M \else \count@ \fi
436 \else \kern\dimen@\fi
437 \pp@cl@end}
438 % \end{macrocode}
439 % \end{macro}
440 % \begin{macro}{\pp@labeldef}
441 % This is a helper macro.
442 % \begin{macrocode}
443 \def\pp@labeldef#1#2#3#4#5{\@newl@bel{pp@r@#2}{#3}{{#1}{#4}{#5}}}
444 % \end{macrocode}
445 % \end{macro}
446 %
447 % \begin{macro}{\pp@pagectr}
448 % This is the workhorse for normal per page counters. It is called
449 % whenever the |.aux| file is read in and establishes the
450 % appropriate information for each counter advancement in a
451 % pseudolabel.
452 % \begin{macrocode}
453 \def\pp@pagectr#1#2#3#4{\@ifundefined{c@pp@a@#1}{}{%
454 \addtocounter{pp@a@#1}\@ne
455 \expandafter\pp@labeldef\expandafter
456 {\number\value{pp@a@#1}}{#1}{#2}{#3}{#4}}}
457 % \end{macrocode}
458 % \end{macro}
459 % \begin{macro}{\c@schk@}
460 % This is called for implementing sorted counters. Sorted counters
461 % maintain a ``count group'', and the values in each count group are
462 % numbered independently from that of other count groups. Whenever
463 % a counter is found to have been reset, it will start a new count
464 % group. At the end of document, the count group counters need to
465 % get reset, too, so that the check for changed |.aux| files will
466 % still work.
467 % \begin{macrocode}
468 \def\c@schk@#1{\pp@cl@begin
469 \addtocounter{pp@a@#1}\@ne
470 \ifnum\value{#1}=\@ne
471 \expandafter\xdef\csname pp@g@#1\endcsname{\number\value{pp@a@#1}}%
472 \edef\next{\noexpand\AtEndDocument{\global\let
473 \expandafter\noexpand\csname pp@g@#1@\number\value{pp@a@#1}\endcsname
474 \relax}}\next
475 \fi
476 \pp@fetchctr{#1}%
477 \ifx\pp@page\@empty
478 \else \setcounter{#1}{\pp@label}\fi
479 \pp@writectr\pp@spagectr{#1}{\csname pp@g@#1\endcsname}}%
480 % \end{macrocode}
481 % \end{macro}
482 % \begin{macro}{\pp@spagectr}
483 % This is the code advancing the respective value of the appropriate
484 % count group and assigning the label.
485 % \begin{macrocode}
486 \def\pp@spagectr#1#2#3#4{\@ifundefined{c@pp@a@#1}{}{%
487 \count@0\csname pp@g@#1@#3\endcsname
488 \advance\count@\@ne
489 \expandafter\xdef\csname pp@g@#1@#3\endcsname{\number\count@}%
490 \expandafter\pp@labeldef\expandafter
491 {\number\count@}{#1}{#2}{#3}{#4}}}
492 % \end{macrocode}
493 % \end{macro}
494 % \begin{macro}{\c@spchk@}
495 % And this finally is the counter advance code for sorted counters
496 % per page. Basically, we just use one count group per page.
497 % Resetting a counter manually will not introduce a new count group,
498 % and it would be hard to decide what to do in case count groups and
499 % page positions overlap.
500 % \begin{macrocode}
501 \def\c@spchk@#1{\pp@cl@begin
502 \addtocounter{pp@a@#1}\@ne
503 \pp@fetchctr{#1}%
504 \ifx\pp@page\@empty
505 \else \setcounter{#1}{\pp@label}\fi
506 \pp@writectr\pp@ppagectr{#1}{\noexpand\theabspage}}
507 % \end{macrocode}
508 % \end{macro}
509 % \begin{macro}{\pp@ppagectr}
510 % \begin{macrocode}
511 \def\pp@ppagectr#1#2#3#4{\@ifundefined{c@pp@a@#1}{}{%
512 \def\next{#3}%
513 \expandafter\ifx\csname pp@page@#1\endcsname\next
514 \addtocounter{pp@a@#1}\@ne
515 \else
516 \setcounter{pp@a@#1}{\value{pp@r@#1}}%
517 \fi
518 \global\expandafter\let\csname pp@page@#1\endcsname\next
519 \expandafter\pp@labeldef\expandafter
520 {\number\value{pp@a@#1}}{#1}{#2}{#3}{#4}}}
521 % \end{macrocode}
522 % \end{macro}
523 % \begin{macro}{\@testdef}
524 % \LaTeX's current (2007) definition of this macro causes save stack
525 % overflow. We fix this by an additional grouping. Delay to the
526 % beginning of document to keep Babel happy.
527 % \begin{macrocode}
528 \AtBeginDocument{%
529 \begingroup
530 \@testdef{}{undefined}{}%
531 \expandafter
532 \endgroup
533 \ifx\@undefined\relax
534 \let\pp@@testdef\@testdef
535 \def\@testdef#1#2#3{{\pp@@testdef{#1}{#2}{#3}%
536 \if@tempswa\aftergroup\@tempswatrue\fi}}%
537 \fi}
538 %</style>
539 % \end{macrocode}
540 % \end{macro}
541 %
542 % \Finale
543 % \endinput
544 % Local Variables:
545 % mode: doctex
546 % TeX-master: "perpage.drv"
547 % End: