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Fix up troubles with \. echo -E disables expansion.
2012-03-03 12:00:35 +00:00
#!/bin/bash
First go at LaTeX booklet.
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#
# Build the Booke. First assemble the book LaTeX, then build it
# into a PDF.
#
Put making tune graphics required by web and book into separate dir and make separately. Web and book both require the tune PDF graphics. Break these out into a separate direction and make with a separate process.
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# All EPS and PDF tune graphics must be present already. Run
# makeGraphics.sh to make these.
#
Beginnings.
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if [ $# != 1 ]; then
Quick attempt to parameterise different book builds. Move subtitle and intro text into book directory. Do all building in build directory. Name output by the book name.
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echo "Usage: makeBooke.sh <book dir name>"
Beginnings.
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exit 1
fi
Update book making command. Switched to A5 portrait. In landscape it stretches the image to fit the width, and that causes a lot of longer tunes to become too high to fit properly on the page. Build the book in a separate build directory. The build generates lots of .abc files and so forth, which it is convenient to have elsewhere so you can ignore them. I did experimend with \abcinclude, but that has a lot of expectations about the files being in the current directory. If a tune has multiple titles, pick the first. Adjust abcm2ps options to preserve the line breaks in the ABC.
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dir=`pwd`
booke=$dir/$1
builddir=$dir/build
Put making tune graphics required by web and book into separate dir and make separately. Web and book both require the tune PDF graphics. Break these out into a separate direction and make with a separate process.
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graphicsdir=$dir/graphics/$1
First go at LaTeX booklet.
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output=dottes.tex
Fix page size issue on xetex on Squeeze. The version of xetex on Squeeze does not pass the paper size through to the PDF rendered properly. Following a Googled suggestion, split the rendering into two part, and pass the page size explicitly to the PDF generation. This isn't necessary for the booklet because the output is A4 portrait, the default paper size.
2012-04-13 15:57:02 +01:00
outputxdv=${output/%.tex/.xdv}
outputpdf=${output/%.tex/.pdf}
Quick attempt to parameterise different book builds. Move subtitle and intro text into book directory. Do all building in build directory. Name output by the book name.
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outputa4=dottesona4.tex
outputa4pdf=dottesona4.pdf
Beginnings.
2012-02-25 14:32:23 +00:00
Update book making command. Switched to A5 portrait. In landscape it stretches the image to fit the width, and that causes a lot of longer tunes to become too high to fit properly on the page. Build the book in a separate build directory. The build generates lots of .abc files and so forth, which it is convenient to have elsewhere so you can ignore them. I did experimend with \abcinclude, but that has a lot of expectations about the files being in the current directory. If a tune has multiple titles, pick the first. Adjust abcm2ps options to preserve the line breaks in the ABC.
2012-02-27 13:04:37 +00:00
mkdir -p $builddir
Revise page footers, and add build number.
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cp buildno.txt $builddir
Change subtitle and intro files to .txt extension.
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if [ -r $booke/subtitle.txt ]; then
cp $booke/subtitle.txt $builddir
Quick attempt to parameterise different book builds. Move subtitle and intro text into book directory. Do all building in build directory. Name output by the book name.
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else
Change subtitle and intro files to .txt extension.
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touch $builddir/subtitle.txt
Quick attempt to parameterise different book builds. Move subtitle and intro text into book directory. Do all building in build directory. Name output by the book name.
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fi
Change subtitle and intro files to .txt extension.
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if [ -r $booke/intro.txt ]; then
cp $booke/intro.txt $builddir
Quick attempt to parameterise different book builds. Move subtitle and intro text into book directory. Do all building in build directory. Name output by the book name.
2012-03-03 14:08:41 +00:00
else
Change subtitle and intro files to .txt extension.
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touch $builddir/intro.txt
Quick attempt to parameterise different book builds. Move subtitle and intro text into book directory. Do all building in build directory. Name output by the book name.
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fi
Update book making command. Switched to A5 portrait. In landscape it stretches the image to fit the width, and that causes a lot of longer tunes to become too high to fit properly on the page. Build the book in a separate build directory. The build generates lots of .abc files and so forth, which it is convenient to have elsewhere so you can ignore them. I did experimend with \abcinclude, but that has a lot of expectations about the files being in the current directory. If a tune has multiple titles, pick the first. Adjust abcm2ps options to preserve the line breaks in the ABC.
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cp dottes.tex.header $builddir/$output
First go at LaTeX booklet.
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Quick attempt to parameterise different book builds. Move subtitle and intro text into book directory. Do all building in build directory. Name output by the book name.
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# Now, for each tune, make the tune graphic and add it, inside a
# centre section, so the document. Then add a TOC entry.
First go at LaTeX booklet.
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find $booke -name "*.abc" | sort |
while read filename
do
Make output larger where possible. This is done by a) reducing the page margins b) compressing the heading and removing all but Notes: fields. The latter produced vertically smaller tune PDFs that will scale wider. In the process, modify abctitle.py to extract the first of any header field, and move formatting for a single tune into a .fmt file.
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title=`$dir/abcfield.py --field T --latex $filename`
First go at LaTeX booklet.
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name=`basename $filename .abc`
Make output larger where possible. This is done by a) reducing the page margins b) compressing the heading and removing all but Notes: fields. The latter produced vertically smaller tune PDFs that will scale wider. In the process, modify abctitle.py to extract the first of any header field, and move formatting for a single tune into a .fmt file.
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echo -E "\newpage" >> $builddir/$output
Fix up troubles with \. echo -E disables expansion.
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echo -E "\begin{center}" >> $builddir/$output
Add internal hyperlinks to the book. Don't put the links in a different colour, so it still prints well.
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echo -E "\phantomsection" >> $builddir/$output
Ensure tune graphic is confined to a single page. Set a maximum height for the graphic of 0.9 text area as well as the current target width of the text width. And also keep the aspect ratio. So if the height is small enough, you get full width. Otherwise the graphic is shrunk enough to keep it all on one page. Perhaps one can then go back and edit the tune to fit it into fewer lines.
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echo -E "\hypertarget{$name}{\includegraphics[width=\textwidth,height=0.9\textheight,keepaspectratio]{$graphicsdir/$name}}" >> $builddir/$output
Fix up troubles with \. echo -E disables expansion.
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echo -E "\addcontentsline{toc}{subsection}{$title}" >> $builddir/$output
echo -E "\end{center}" >> $builddir/$output
First go at LaTeX booklet.
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done
Add list of tune first lines. Add a list of tune first lines to the Booke. First, a small Python script to filter a .abc file and spit out just enough to give a graphic of the first line without the title. Then generate these graphics and generate a new section in the Booke with a longtable of tune name and the first line graphic.
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cat dottes.tex.firstlines >> $builddir/$output
find $booke -name "*.abc" | sort |
while read filename
do
Make output larger where possible. This is done by a) reducing the page margins b) compressing the heading and removing all but Notes: fields. The latter produced vertically smaller tune PDFs that will scale wider. In the process, modify abctitle.py to extract the first of any header field, and move formatting for a single tune into a .fmt file.
2012-04-21 19:47:30 +01:00
title=`$dir/abcfield.py --field T --latex $filename`
Add list of tune first lines. Add a list of tune first lines to the Booke. First, a small Python script to filter a .abc file and spit out just enough to give a graphic of the first line without the title. Then generate these graphics and generate a new section in the Booke with a longtable of tune name and the first line graphic.
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name=`basename $filename .abc`
Add internal hyperlinks to the book. Don't put the links in a different colour, so it still prints well.
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echo -E "\hyperlink{$name}{$title} & \raisebox{-.25\height}{\includegraphics[width=0.6\textwidth]{$graphicsdir/firstline-$name}} \\\\" >> $builddir/$output
Add list of tune first lines. Add a list of tune first lines to the Booke. First, a small Python script to filter a .abc file and spit out just enough to give a graphic of the first line without the title. Then generate these graphics and generate a new section in the Booke with a longtable of tune name and the first line graphic.
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done
Update book making command. Switched to A5 portrait. In landscape it stretches the image to fit the width, and that causes a lot of longer tunes to become too high to fit properly on the page. Build the book in a separate build directory. The build generates lots of .abc files and so forth, which it is convenient to have elsewhere so you can ignore them. I did experimend with \abcinclude, but that has a lot of expectations about the files being in the current directory. If a tune has multiple titles, pick the first. Adjust abcm2ps options to preserve the line breaks in the ABC.
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cat dottes.tex.footer >> $builddir/$output
First go at LaTeX booklet.
2012-02-27 08:50:45 +00:00
Quick attempt to parameterise different book builds. Move subtitle and intro text into book directory. Do all building in build directory. Name output by the book name.
2012-03-03 14:08:41 +00:00
cp $outputa4 $builddir
Update book making command. Switched to A5 portrait. In landscape it stretches the image to fit the width, and that causes a lot of longer tunes to become too high to fit properly on the page. Build the book in a separate build directory. The build generates lots of .abc files and so forth, which it is convenient to have elsewhere so you can ignore them. I did experimend with \abcinclude, but that has a lot of expectations about the files being in the current directory. If a tune has multiple titles, pick the first. Adjust abcm2ps options to preserve the line breaks in the ABC.
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cd $builddir
Fix page size issue on xetex on Squeeze. The version of xetex on Squeeze does not pass the paper size through to the PDF rendered properly. Following a Googled suggestion, split the rendering into two part, and pass the page size explicitly to the PDF generation. This isn't necessary for the booklet because the output is A4 portrait, the default paper size.
2012-04-13 15:57:02 +01:00
# The version of xetex on Squeeze doesn't do pass the A5 landscape instruction
# down to the PDF generator. So split out and do manually.
Try to cope with Squeeze and Sid xetex problems. On Sid, "xdvipdfmx -p a5 -l" outputs its first page in A4 portrait. So guess which we're using and use the appropriate invocation.
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#
# And, sigh, this fails on Sid. The first page comes out as A4 portrait.
# So try to work out which we are using and run the appropriate command.
ver=`xetex -version | head -n 1`
ver=${ver/*TeX Live /}
ver=${ver/\/*/}
if [ "$ver" == "2009" ]; then
xelatex -no-pdf $output
xelatex -no-pdf $output
xdvipdfmx -p a5 -l $outputxdv
else
xelatex $output
xelatex $output
fi
Switch to XeTeX to render. Opens up random OpenType fonts and UTF-8. Also switch to Times New Roman for the main text. The music is set with Postscript Times, so this is the easy approach to better typographic consistency.
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xelatex $outputa4
Quick attempt to parameterise different book builds. Move subtitle and intro text into book directory. Do all building in build directory. Name output by the book name.
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mv $outputpdf $dir/$1.pdf
Fix renaming of the A4 booklet.
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mv $outputa4pdf $dir/${1}-booklet.pdf
Produce an A4 PDF document with the A5 pages in booklet form. Print the A4 with long edge duplex to get a ready booklet.
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cd $dir