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| Identifier | Caption |
|---|---|
| xskak | An extension to the skak package for chess typesetting. |
| Name | Size* | Date UTC | Notes |
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| README | 1 KiB | 2008-Jul-30 | Shown below |
| xskak-src.dtx | 83 KiB | 2008-Oct-20 | |
| xskak.ins | 2 KiB | 2008-Aug-01 | |
| xskak.pdf | 833 KiB | 2008-Oct-20 |
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xskak --- An extention to the package skak for chess typesetting Version 1.1 Ulrike Fischer 2007 CONTENTS AND INSTALLATION - Readme (this file) - xskak-scr.dtx - xskak.ins - xskak.pdf Run TeX/LaTeX on xskak.ins to unpack the dtx. Put the three extracted files in tex/latex/xskak/. The dtx-file doesn't contain any documentation. So running LaTeX on it makes no sense! Put xskak.pdf in doc/latex/xskak/ Update the filename database DOCUMENTATION xskak.pdf. There isn't a source for the documentation as it use some local fonts and styles. DESCRIPTION The main point of xskak is to save informations about a chess game for later use e.g. to loop through a game to make an animated board. It also extend the input that the parsing commands can handle and offer an interface to define and switch between indefinite levels of styles. REQUIREMENTS xskak uses some primitives of e\TeX. It needs version 1.4 of skak, a recent version of chessfss and xkeyval, version 1.5 of chessboard (which in turns needs xifthen and pgf).