% \iffalse meta-comment % % Copyright 2012 Chad Parry % % This work may be distributed and/or modified under the % conditions of the LaTeX Project Public License, either version 1.3 % of this license or (at your option) any later version. % The latest version of this license is in % http://www.latex-project.org/lppl.txt % and version 1.3 or later is part of all distributions of LaTeX % version 2005/12/01 or later. % % \fi % % \iffalse % %<code> %<code>\NeedsTeXFormat{LaTeX2e} %<code>\ProvidesPackage{bibleref-lds}[2012/02/26 v1.0 LDS Bible reference style] %<code> %<code>\RequirePackage{bibleref-mouth}[2012/02/26] %<code>\RequirePackage{ifthen} %<code>\RequirePackage{hyperref} %<code> % %<*driver> \documentclass{ltxdoc} \usepackage{bibleref-lds} \usepackage{afterpage} \usepackage{longtable} \usepackage[protrusion]{microtype} \usepackage{hyperref} \EnableCrossrefs \CodelineIndex \RecordChanges \frenchspacing \sloppy \begin{document} \DocInput{bibleref-lds.dtx} \end{document} %</driver> % \fi % % \CheckSum{421} % % \CharacterTable % {Upper-case \A\B\C\D\E\F\G\H\I\J\K\L\M\N\O\P\Q\R\S\T\U\V\W\X\Y\Z % Lower-case \a\b\c\d\e\f\g\h\i\j\k\l\m\n\o\p\q\r\s\t\u\v\w\x\y\z % Digits \0\1\2\3\4\5\6\7\8\9 % Exclamation \! Double quote \" Hash (number) \# % Dollar \$ Percent \% Ampersand \& % Acute accent \' Left paren \( Right paren \) % Asterisk \* Plus \+ Comma \, % Minus \- Point \. Solidus \/ % Colon \: Semicolon \; Less than \< % Equals \= Greater than \> Question mark \? % Commercial at \@ Left bracket \[ Backslash \\ % Right bracket \] Circumflex \^ Underscore \_ % Grave accent \` Left brace \{ Vertical bar \| % Right brace \} Tilde \~} % % \changes{v1.0}{2012/02/26}{Initial version} % % \GetFileInfo{bibleref-lds.sty} % % \title{ % The \textsf{bibleref-lds} package% % \thanks{This document corresponds to \textsf{bibleref-mouth}~\fileversion, dated~\filedate.} % } % \author{Chad Parry \\ \href{mailto:spam@chad.parry.org}{\nolinkurl{spam@chad.parry.org}}} % % \maketitle % % \begin{abstract} % The \textsf{bibleref-lds} package is an extension of the \textsf{bibleref-mouth} package that supports references for the scriptures of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS). % To write a reference, the document should use the command \verb|\bibleref|\marg{reference}, exactly as with the stock \textsf{bibleref-mouth} package. % \end{abstract} % % \StopEventually{ % \PrintIndex % } % % \let\origverbatim\verbatim % \let\origendverbatim\endverbatim % \renewenvironment{verbatim}{% % \origverbatim% % \microtypesetup{protrusion=false}% % }{% % \origendverbatim% % } % \newcommand*{\callback}{\meta{\textbackslash{}callback}} % % \section{Usage} % % The usage is identical to that of the \textsf{bibleref-mouth} package, and so readers should first familiarize themselves with that documentation. % For example, a hypertext reference like the following can be produced by the command below: % \bibleref{2 Ne 9:28-29}. % % \begin{verbatim} %\bibleref{2 Ne 9:28-29} % \end{verbatim} % % This package supports the canonical LDS scriptures, as listed in Table~\ref{books}. % It also adds new aliases for some Bible books, as listed in Table~\ref{biblebooks}. % The ``short abbreviation'' in the table is the abbreviation used on the thumb index of many editions. % The table uses boldface for books that are changed from the existing \textsf{bibleref-mouth} abbreviation. % Numbered books can be specified with Arabic or Roman numerals. % Abbreviations may have an optional trailing period. % All spaces are optional. % For example, it is equally acceptable to say % \verb|IINephi|, % \verb|IINe.|, % \verb|IINe|, % \verb|2Nephi|, % \verb|2Ne.|, % \verb|2Ne|, % \verb|II Nephi|, % \verb|II Ne.|, % \verb|II Ne|, % \verb|2 Nephi|, % \verb|2 Ne.|, or % \verb|2 Ne|. % % This package defines two new styles: \texttt{lds} and \texttt{lds.org}. % The former uses the standard abbreviations for books according to the practice in the LDS church. % The latter uses the same abbreviations, and additionally creates a link to the scriptures on the official LDS website. % The \texttt{lds.org} style is set as the current style, although it can be overridden by a user. % Users can customize the link text using the \hyperlink{provideldsdotorgstyle}{\cs{provideldsdotorgstyle}} command. % % This package also renames one Bible book from ``Song of Songs'' to ``Song of Solomon.'' % % \makeatletter % \brl@foreachbook@abbrv{\providebiblebook{abbrvname}}{.}{}{ }{\&}{\brm@number@arabicspace} % \brl@foreachbook@thumb{\providebiblebook{thumbname}}{.}{}{ }{\&}{\brm@number@arabicspace} % \newcommand{\bookrow}[2]{#2 & \brm@bookname{abbrvname}{#1} & \brm@bookname{thumbname}{#1}\\} % \begin{table}[tbh] % \caption{Supported Books}\label{books} % \begin{center} % \begin{tabular}{lp{0.33\textwidth}p{0.33\textwidth}} % \bfseries Book & \bfseries Standard Abbreviation & \bfseries Short Abbreviation\\ % \brl@foreachbook@full{\bookrow}{ }{-}{}{\brm@number@arabicspace} % \end{tabular} % \end{center} % \end{table} % \makeatother % % \makeatletter % \brm@foreachbook@altabbrv{\providebiblebook{altabbrvasciiname}}{.}{\ }{\brm@number@arabicspaceascii}{\brm@number@arabicspaceascii} % \brm@foreachbook@altabbrv{\providebiblebook{ldsabbrvasciiname}}{.}{\ }{\brm@number@arabicspaceascii}{\brm@number@arabicspaceascii} % \brl@foreachbook@bible@abbrv{\providebiblebook{ldsabbrvasciiname}}{.}{\brm@number@arabicspaceascii} % \brm@foreachbook@altabbrv{\providebiblebook{ldsabbrvname}}{.}{\ }{\brm@number@arabicspace}{\brm@number@arabicspace} % \brl@foreachbook@bible@abbrv{\providebiblebook{ldsabbrvname}}{.}{\brm@number@arabicspace} % \brm@foreachbook@altabbrv{\providebiblebook{ldsthumbasciiname}}{.}{\ }{\brm@number@arabicspaceascii}{\brm@number@arabicspaceascii} % \brl@foreachbook@bible@thumb{\providebiblebook{ldsthumbasciiname}}{.}{\ }{\brm@number@arabicspaceascii}{\brm@number@arabicspaceascii} % \brm@foreachbook@altabbrv{\providebiblebook{ldsthumbname}}{.}{\ }{\brm@number@arabicspace}{\brm@number@arabicspace} % \brl@foreachbook@bible@thumb{\providebiblebook{ldsthumbname}}{.}{\ }{\brm@number@arabicspace}{\brm@number@arabicspace} % \newcommand*{\comparebooks}[2]{\brm@ifsamestr{#1}{#2}{}{\bfseries}} % \newcommand{\biblebookrow}[2]{\brm@ifnameexists{\brm@bookref{lds.org}{#1}}{\brm@bookname{fullname}{#1} & \comparebooks{\brm@bookname{altabbrvasciiname}{#1}}{\brm@bookname{ldsabbrvasciiname}{#1}}\brm@bookname{ldsabbrvname}{#1} & \comparebooks{\brm@bookname{altabbrvasciiname}{#1}}{\brm@bookname{ldsthumbasciiname}{#1}}\brm@bookname{ldsthumbname}{#1}\\}{}} % \afterpage{ % \clearpage % \begin{center} % \begin{longtable}{p{0.34\textwidth}p{0.33\textwidth}p{0.33\textwidth}} % \caption{Additional Abbreviations}\label{biblebooks}\\ % \bfseries Book & \bfseries Standard Abbreviation & \bfseries Short Abbreviation\\ % \endfirsthead % \caption{Additional Abbreviations (continued)}\\ % \bfseries Book & \bfseries Standard Abbreviation & \bfseries Short Abbreviation\\ % \endhead % \brm@foreachbook@full{\biblebookrow}{}{}{}{}{}{}{}{} % \end{longtable} % \end{center} % \newpage % } % \makeatother % % \section{Implementation} % % All the internal macros have a name beginning with \verb|brl@|, which stands for \textsf{bibleref-lds}, so as to avoid polluting the global namespace. % % \subsection{Book Names} % % \begin{macro}{\brl@foreachbook@full} % The full book names are accessible through \verb|\brl@foreachbook@full|\-\marg{callback}\-\marg{space}\-\marg{dash}\-\marg{bookof}\-\marg{booknumberstyle} % The callback argument is expected to have the signature \callback\-\marg{book}\marg{bookname}. % The number style argument is expected to be a function with the signature \callback\marg{number}. % \begin{macrocode} \newcommand*{\brl@foreachbook@full}[5]{% #1{INephi}{#5{1}#4Nephi}% #1{IINephi}{#5{2}#4Nephi}% #1{Jacob}{#4Jacob}% #1{Enos}{#4Enos}% #1{Jarom}{#4Jarom}% #1{Omni}{#4Omni}% #1{WordsofMormon}{Words#2of#2Mormon}% #1{Mosiah}{#4Mosiah}% #1{Alma}{#4Alma}% #1{Helaman}{#4Helaman}% #1{IIINephi}{#5{3}#4Nephi}% #1{IVNephi}{#5{4}#4Nephi}% #1{Mormon}{#4Mormon}% #1{Ether}{#4Ether}% #1{Moroni}{#4Moroni}% #1{DoctrineandCovenants}{Doctrine#2and#2Covenants}% #1{OfficialDeclaration}{Official#2Declaration}% #1{Moses}{#4Moses}% #1{Abraham}{#4Abraham}% #1{JosephSmith-Matthew}{Joseph#2Smith#3Matthew}% #1{JosephSmith-History}{Joseph#2Smith#3History}% #1{ArticlesofFaith}{Articles#2of#2Faith}% } % \end{macrocode} % \end{macro} % % \begin{macro}{\brl@foreachbook@abbrv} % The abbreviated book names are accessible through \verb|\brl@foreachbook@abbrv|\-\marg{callback}\-\marg{standardperiod}\-\marg{optionalperiod}\-\marg{space}\-\marg{ampersand}\-\marg{booknumberstyle} % The optional period argument is for books that are normally written without a period, but which could reasonably have an alias defined which does use a period. % The callback argument is expected to have the signature \callback\-\marg{book}\marg{bookname}. % The number style argument is expected to be a function with the signature \callback\marg{number}. % \begin{macrocode} \newcommand*{\brl@foreachbook@abbrv}[6]{% #1{INephi}{#6{1}Ne#2}% #1{IINephi}{#6{2}Ne#2}% #1{Jacob}{Jacob}% #1{Enos}{Enos}% #1{Jarom}{Jarom}% #1{Omni}{Omni}% #1{WordsofMormon}{W#3#4of#4M#3}% #1{Mosiah}{Mosiah}% #1{Alma}{Alma}% #1{Helaman}{Hel#2}% #1{IIINephi}{#6{3}Ne#2}% #1{IVNephi}{#6{4}Ne#2}% #1{Mormon}{Morm#2}% #1{Ether}{Ether}% #1{Moroni}{Moro#2}% #1{DoctrineandCovenants}{D#3#5C#3}% #1{OfficialDeclaration}{O#3D#3}% #1{Moses}{Moses}% #1{Abraham}{Abr#2}% #1{JosephSmith-Matthew}{J#3S#3-M#3}% #1{JosephSmith-History}{J#3S#3-H#3}% #1{ArticlesofFaith}{A#3#4of#4F#3}% } % \end{macrocode} % \end{macro} % % \begin{macro}{\brl@foreachbook@thumb} % The shorter abbreviated book names are accessible through \verb|\brl@foreachbook@thumb|\-\marg{callback}\-\marg{period}\-\marg{space}\-\marg{ampersand}\-\marg{booknumberstyle} % These are the abbreviations that are used on the thumb index of many editions. % The optional period argument is for books that are normally written without a period, but which could reasonably have an alias defined which does use a period. % The callback argument is expected to have the signature \callback\-\marg{book}\marg{bookname}. % The number style argument is expected to be a function with the signature \callback\marg{number}. % \begin{macrocode} \newcommand*{\brl@foreachbook@thumb}[6]{% #1{INephi}{#6{1}Ne#2}% #1{IINephi}{#6{2}Ne#2}% #1{Jacob}{Jac#2}% #1{Enos}{Eno#2}% #1{Jarom}{Jar#2}% #1{Omni}{Omn#2}% #1{WordsofMormon}{W#3#4Mn#3}% #1{Mosiah}{Msh#2}% #1{Alma}{Alma}% #1{Helaman}{Hel#2}% #1{IIINephi}{#6{3}Ne#2}% #1{IVNephi}{#6{4}Ne#2}% #1{Mormon}{Mor#2}% #1{Ether}{Eth#2}% #1{Moroni}{Mni#2}% #1{DoctrineandCovenants}{D#3#5C#3}% #1{OfficialDeclaration}{O#3D#3}% #1{Moses}{Mos#2}% #1{Abraham}{Abr#2}% #1{JosephSmith-Matthew}{J#3S#3-M#3}% #1{JosephSmith-History}{J#3S#3-H#3}% #1{ArticlesofFaith}{A#3#4of#4F#3}% } % \end{macrocode} % \end{macro} % % \begin{macro}{\brl@foreachbook@bible@abbrv} % The modified Bible book abbrevations are accessible through \verb|\brl@foreachbook@bible@abbrv|\-\marg{callback}\-\marg{period}\-\marg{epistlenumberstyle} % These are the standard abbreviations that are used in official LDS publications, but that are different from the popularly accepted abbreviations in the \textsf{bibleref-mouth} package. % The callback argument is expected to have the signature \callback\-\marg{book}\marg{bookname}. % The number style argument is expected to be a function with the signature \callback\marg{number}. % \begin{macrocode} \newcommand*{\brl@foreachbook@bible@abbrv}[3]{% #1{Exodus}{Ex#2}% #1{Esther}{Esth#2}% #1{Ecclesiastes}{Eccl#2}% #1{SongofSongs}{Song#2}% #1{Hosea}{Hosea}% #1{Obadiah}{Obad#2}% #1{Micah}{Micah}% #1{Nahum}{Nahum}% #1{Philippians}{Philip#2}% #1{IThessalonians}{#3{1}Thes#2}% #1{IIThessalonians}{#3{2}Thes#2}% #1{Titus}{Titus}% #1{James}{James}% #1{IJohn}{#3{1}Jn#2}% #1{IIJohn}{#3{2}Jn#2}% #1{IIIJohn}{#3{3}Jn#2}% } % \end{macrocode} % \end{macro} % % \begin{macro}{\brl@foreachbook@bible@thumb} % Some modified short Bible book abbrevations are accessible through \verb|\brl@foreachbook@bible@thumb|\-\marg{callback}\-\marg{period}\-\marg{space}\-\marg{booknumberstyle}\-\marg{epistlenumberstyle} % These are the abbreviations that are used on the thumb index of many editions, and that are different from the popularly accepted abbreviations in the \textsf{bibleref-mouth} package. % The callback argument is expected to have the signature \callback\-\marg{book}\marg{bookname}. % The two number style arguments are expected to be functions with the signature \callback\marg{number}. % \begin{macrocode} \newcommand*{\brl@foreachbook@bible@thumb}[5]{% #1{Exodus}{Exo#2}% #1{Deuteronomy}{Deu#2}% #1{Joshua}{Jos#2}% #1{Judges}{Jdg#2}% #1{Ruth}{Rth#2}% #1{Ezra}{Ezr#2}% #1{Esther}{Est#2}% #1{Psalms}{Psm#2}% #1{Proverbs}{Pro#2}% #1{Ecclesiastes}{Ecl#2}% #1{SongofSongs}{S#2#3S#2}% #1{Ezekiel}{Ezk#2}% #1{Joel}{Jol#2}% #1{Amos}{Amo#2}% #1{Obadiah}{Oba#2}% #1{Jonah}{Jna#2}% #1{Zephaniah}{Zph#2}% #1{Zechariah}{Zch#2}% #1{Matthew}{Mat#2}% #1{Mark}{Mrk#2}% #1{Luke}{Luk#2}% #1{John}{Jhn#2}% #1{Philippians}{Phl#2}% #1{IThessalonians}{#5{1}Ths#2}% #1{IIThessalonians}{#5{2}Ths#2}% #1{Philemon}{Phm#2}% #1{IJohn}{#5{1}Jhn#2}% #1{IIJohn}{#5{2}Jhn#2}% #1{IIIJohn}{#5{3}Jhn#2}% } % \end{macrocode} % \end{macro} % % \subsection{Book Aliases} % % Various book aliases are provided for all the book names, including versions of the full names, the abbreviated names, and the short abbreviated names. % The book numbers can be done with either Arabic or Roman numerals. % The abbreviations are supported both with and without periods. % An ampersand can be represented as either \verb|&| or \verb|and|. % \begin{macrocode} \brl@foreachbook@full{\providebiblebookalias}{}{-}{}% {\brm@number@upperromanascii} \brl@foreachbook@full{\providebiblebookalias}{}{-}{}% {\brm@number@arabic} \brl@foreachbook@abbrv{\providebiblebookalias}{}{}{}{&}% {\brm@number@upperromanascii} \brl@foreachbook@abbrv{\providebiblebookalias}{}{}{}{&}% {\brm@number@arabic} \brl@foreachbook@abbrv{\providebiblebookalias}{.}{.}{}{&}% {\brm@number@upperromanascii} \brl@foreachbook@abbrv{\providebiblebookalias}{.}{.}{}{&}% {\brm@number@arabic} \brl@foreachbook@abbrv{\providebiblebookalias}{}{}{}{and}% {\brm@number@upperromanascii} \brl@foreachbook@thumb{\providebiblebookalias}{}{}{}{&}% {\brm@number@upperromanascii} \brl@foreachbook@thumb{\providebiblebookalias}{}{}{}{&}% {\brm@number@arabic} \brl@foreachbook@thumb{\providebiblebookalias}{.}{.}{}{&}% {\brm@number@upperromanascii} \brl@foreachbook@thumb{\providebiblebookalias}{.}{.}{}{&}% {\brm@number@arabic} \brl@foreachbook@thumb{\providebiblebookalias}{}{}{}{and}% {\brm@number@upperromanascii} \brl@foreachbook@bible@abbrv{\providebiblebookalias}{}% {\brm@number@upperromanascii} \brl@foreachbook@bible@abbrv{\providebiblebookalias}{}% {\brm@number@arabic} \brl@foreachbook@bible@abbrv{\providebiblebookalias}{.}% {\brm@number@upperromanascii} \brl@foreachbook@bible@abbrv{\providebiblebookalias}{.}% {\brm@number@arabic} \brl@foreachbook@bible@thumb{\providebiblebookalias}{}{}% {\brm@number@upperromanascii}{\brm@number@upperromanascii} \brl@foreachbook@bible@thumb{\providebiblebookalias}{}{}% {\brm@number@arabic}{\brm@number@arabic} \brl@foreachbook@bible@thumb{\providebiblebookalias}{.}{}% {\brm@number@upperromanascii}{\brm@number@upperromanascii} \brl@foreachbook@bible@thumb{\providebiblebookalias}{.}{}% {\brm@number@arabic}{\brm@number@arabic} % \end{macrocode} % % \subsection{Formatted Book Names} % % Several different forms of book names are created by default. % These commands define the callback as \verb|\providebiblebook{|\meta{stylename}\verb|}|, which creates a version of each book name in the given style. % The LDS book names are added to the existing styles that are defined in the \textsf{bibleref-mouth} package. % \begin{macrocode} \brl@foreachbook@full{\providebiblebook{fullname}}{\ }{---}{}% {\brm@number@arabicspace} \brl@foreachbook@abbrv{\providebiblebook{jerusalem}}{}{}{\ }{\&}% {\brm@number@arabicspace} \brl@foreachbook@abbrv{\providebiblebook{anglosaxon}}{.}{}{\ }{\&}% {\brm@number@upperromanspace} \brl@foreachbook@abbrv{\providebiblebook{JEH}}{.}{}{\ }{\&}% {\brm@number@arabicspace} \brl@foreachbook@full{\providebiblebook{MHRA}}{\ }{---}{}% {\brm@number@scromanspace} \brl@foreachbook@abbrv{\providebiblebook{NTG}}{}{}{\ }{\&}% {\brm@number@arabicspace} \brl@foreachbook@abbrv{\providebiblebook{MLA}}{.}{}{\ }{\&}% {\brm@number@arabicspace} \brl@foreachbook@abbrv{\providebiblebook{chicago}}{.}{}{\ }{\&}% {\brm@number@arabicspace} % \end{macrocode} % % \subsection{Renamed Book} % % The book commonly called ``Song of Songs'' is known in LDS publications as ``Song of Solomon.'' % That name is overridden for the existing styles that use it in the \textsf{bibleref-mouth} package. % \begin{macrocode} \providebiblebook{fullname}{SongofSongs}{Song of Solomon} \providebiblebook{text}{SongofSongs}{Song of Solomon} % \end{macrocode} % % \subsection{LDS Style} % % The style of book names used in LDS publications is similar to the existing styles but not identical to any of them, so a new format is defined here. % \begin{macrocode} \brl@foreachbook@abbrv{\providebiblebook{lds}}% {.}{}{\ }{\&}{\brm@number@arabicspace} \brm@foreachbook@altabbrv{\providebiblebook{lds}}% {.}{\ }{\brm@number@arabicspace}{\brm@number@arabicspace} \brl@foreachbook@bible@abbrv{\providebiblebook{lds}}% {.}{\brm@number@arabicspace} % \end{macrocode} % % The style of references used in LDS publications is similar to the existing styles but not identical to any of them, so a new one is defined here. % \begin{macrocode} \providebiblestyle{lds}{\standardbiblestyle{lds}% {\ }{:}{; }{; }{, }{--}% {\brm@number@arabic}{\brm@number@arabic}% {#1}{#2}{#3}} % \end{macrocode} % % \subsection{Text Style} % % This style outputs a textual description of the reference. % It overrides the corresponding style in the \textsf{bibleref-mouth} package, and adds support for LDS scriptures. % The main difference is that not all LDS books are organized into chapters. % % \emph{This style depends on the non-expandable text style in the \textsf{bibleref-mouth} package, so it may not be used in an expandable context.} % % \begin{macro}{\brl@formatchapter} % This style normally outputs a chapter with a ``chapter'' label. % However, there are a few exceptions. % The Doctrine and Covenants is divided into sections. % The Offical Declaraions and the Articles of Faith also do not have chapters. % \begin{macrocode} \newcommand*{\brl@formatchapter}[1]{% \brm@ifsamestr{\thebook{#1}}{DoctrineandCovenants}{% section \brm@number@stomach@text{\thechapter{#1}}% }{% \brm@ifsamestr{\thebook{#1}}{OfficialDeclaration}{% \Numberstringnum{\thechapter{#1}}% }{% \brm@ifsamestr{\thebook{#1}}{ArticlesofFaith}{% }{% chapter \brm@number@stomach@text{\thechapter{#1}}% }% }% }% } % \end{macrocode} % \end{macro} % % \begin{macro}{\brl@formatverse} % This style normally outputs a verse with a ``verse'' label. % However, there is one exception. % The Articles of Faith are composed articles. % \begin{macrocode} \newcommand*{\brl@formatverse}[1]{% \brm@ifsamestr{\thebook{#1}}{ArticlesofFaith}{% article \brm@number@stomach@text{\theverse{#1}}% }{% verse \brm@number@stomach@text{\theverse{#1}}% }% } % \end{macrocode} % \end{macro} % % \begin{macro}{\brl@bkchsep} % A book is normally separated from a chapter by a comma. % However, there are a couple exceptions. % The Official Declarations use a dash. % The Articles of Faith don't have chapters, so they don't need a separator. % \begin{macrocode} \newcommand*{\brl@bkchsep}[1]{% \brm@ifsamestr{\thebook{#1}}{OfficialDeclaration}{% ---% }{% \brm@ifsamestr{\thebook{#1}}{ArticlesofFaith}{% }{% ,\ % }% }% } % \end{macrocode} % \end{macro} % % \begin{macro}{\brl@chvsep} % A chapter is normally separated from a verse by a space. % However, there is one exception. % The Articles of Faith don't have a chapter, and so they use a comma, similar to the way other books have a book separator. % \begin{macrocode} \newcommand*{\brl@chvsep}[1]{% \brm@ifsamestr{\thebook{#1}}{ArticlesofFaith}{% ,\ % }{% \ % }% } % \end{macrocode} % \end{macro} % % \begin{macro}{\brl@text@filter} % A filter for standard formats is \verb|\brl@text@filter|\-\marg{lastpassage}\marg{passage}\-\marg{infixseparators}\-\marg{prefixes}\-\marg{formatters}\-\marg{delegate}. % It makes sure that the correct separators are used, which depend on the book name. % \begin{macrocode} \newcommand*{\brl@text@filter}[6]{% #6% {#1}% {#2}% {\brm@packseparators{\brl@bkchsep{#2}}{\brl@chvsep{#2}}}% {#4}% {#5}% } % \end{macrocode} % \end{macro} % % The style of book names needs to be extended to support LDS books. % \begin{macrocode} \brl@foreachbook@full{\providebiblebook{text}}{\ }{---}{Book of }% {\brm@number@stomach@ordspace} % \end{macrocode} % % The style of references uses the helpers in this section to format correct text descriptions of LDS references. % No separators are given, because they would be overridden in \cs{brl@text@filter} anyway. % \begin{macrocode} \providebiblestyle{text}{% \brm@standard@filtered% {}% {\brm@packpassage{,\ and\ }{,\ and\ }{,\ and\ }}% {\brm@packpassage{\ to\ }{\ to\ }{\ to\ }}% {\brm@packpassage% {\thebookname{text}}% {\brl@formatchapter}% {\brl@formatverse}}% {\brl@text@filter}% {#1}{#2}{#3}% } % \end{macrocode} % % \subsection{Linked Style} % % This section defines a style that links to \url{http://www.lds.org/scriptures}. % % First all the books must be associated with a valid URL path component. % \begin{macrocode} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{Genesis}{gen} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{Exodus}{ex} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{Leviticus}{lev} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{Numbers}{num} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{Deuteronomy}{deut} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{Joshua}{josh} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{Judges}{judg} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{Ruth}{ruth} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{ISamuel}{1\_sam} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{IISamuel}{2\_sam} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{IKings}{1\_kgs} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{IIKings}{2\_kgs} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{IChronicles}{1\_chr} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{IIChronicles}{2\_chr} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{Ezra}{ezra} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{Nehemiah}{neh} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{Esther}{esth} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{Job}{job} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{Psalms}{ps} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{Proverbs}{prov} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{Ecclesiastes}{eccl} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{SongofSongs}{song} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{Isaiah}{isa} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{Jeremiah}{jer} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{Lamentations}{lam} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{Ezekiel}{ezek} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{Daniel}{dan} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{Hosea}{hosea} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{Joel}{joel} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{Amos}{amos} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{Obadiah}{obad} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{Jonah}{jonah} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{Micah}{micah} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{Nahum}{nahum} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{Habakkuk}{hab} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{Zephaniah}{zeph} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{Haggai}{hag} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{Zechariah}{zech} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{Malachi}{mal} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{Matthew}{matt} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{Mark}{mark} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{Luke}{luke} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{John}{john} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{Acts}{acts} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{Romans}{rom} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{ICorinthians}{1\_cor} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{IICorinthians}{2\_cor} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{Galatians}{gal} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{Ephesians}{eph} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{Philippians}{philip} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{Colossians}{col} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{IThessalonians}{1\_thes} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{IIThessalonians}{2\_thes} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{ITimothy}{1\_tim} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{IITimothy}{2\_tim} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{Titus}{titus} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{Philemon}{philem} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{Hebrews}{heb} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{James}{james} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{IPeter}{1\_pet} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{IIPeter}{2\_pet} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{IJohn}{1\_jn} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{IIJohn}{2\_jn} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{IIIJohn}{3\_jn} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{Jude}{jude} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{Revelation}{rev} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{INephi}{1\_ne} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{IINephi}{2\_ne} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{Jacob}{jacob} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{Enos}{enos} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{Jarom}{jarom} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{Omni}{omni} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{WordsofMormon}{w\_of\_m} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{Mosiah}{mosiah} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{Alma}{alma} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{Helaman}{hel} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{IIINephi}{3\_ne} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{IVNephi}{4\_ne} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{Mormon}{morm} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{Ether}{ether} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{Moroni}{moro} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{DoctrineandCovenants}{dc} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{OfficialDeclaration}{od} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{Moses}{moses} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{Abraham}{abr} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{JosephSmith-Matthew}{js\_m} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{JosephSmith-History}{js\_h} \providebiblebook{lds.org}{ArticlesofFaith}{a\_of\_f} % \end{macrocode} % % This style emits a URL that points to \url{http://scriptures.lds.org/}. % There is a newer URL at \url{http://lds.org/scriptures/}, but with the older URL the anchors are placed better. % The older URL will redirect to the newer URL. % \begin{macrocode} \providebiblestyle{lds.org-url}{% http://scriptures.lds.org/% \thebookname{lds.org}{#1}/% \ifhaschapter{#1}{% \thechapter{#1}/% \ifhasverse{#1}{% \theverse{#1}% }{% }% }{% }% \brl@ldsdotorgurl@passage{#1}{#2}{-}% #3{ \brl@ldsdotorgurl@list{\ifhasbook{#2}{#2}{#1}}% }{% }% \ifhasverse{#1}{% \#\theverse{#1}% }{% }% } % \end{macrocode} % % \begin{macro}{\brl@ldsdotorgurl@passage} % A single portion of the URL for a passage is generated by \verb|\brl@ldsdotorgurl@passage|\-\marg{lastpassage}\-\marg{passage}\-\marg{separator}. % \begin{macrocode} \newcommand*{\brl@ldsdotorgurl@passage}[3]{% \ifhasbook{#2}{% \ifsamebook{#1}{#2}{% \ifsamechapter{#1}{#2}{% \ifsameverse{#1}{#2}{% }{% #3\theverse{#2}% }% }{% \brm@error{Links cannot span chapters}% }% }{% \brm@error{Links cannot span books}% }% }{% }% } % \end{macrocode} % \end{macro} % % \begin{macro}{\brl@ldsdotorgurl@list} % A portion of the URL for lists of verses is generated by \verb|\brl@ldsdotorgurl@passage|\-\marg{lastpassage}\-\marg{beginpassage}\-\marg{endpassage}\-\marg{list}. % \begin{macrocode} \newcommand*{\brl@ldsdotorgurl@list}[4]{% \brl@ldsdotorgurl@passage{#1}{#2}{,}% \brl@ldsdotorgurl@passage{#2}{#3}{-}% #4{ \brl@ldsdotorgurl@list{\ifhasbook{#3}{#3}{#2}}% }{% }% } % \end{macrocode} % \end{macro} % % \begin{macro}{\provideldsdotorgstyle} % \hypertarget{provideldsdotorgstyle}{} % Different users might wish to define links for a variety of styles. % For example, a user might wish to have either full text or abbreviated text being linked. % To provide this flexibility, this command will define a new link style. % There are more than nine parameters that are needed, and \TeX only allows nine parameters to any one command. % The workaround is to consume the first nine arguments in this command and then consume the rest of the arguments in \cs{brl@ldsdotorg@consumeargs}. % The signature, including all parameters, is \verb|\provideldsdotorgstyle|\-\marg{stylename}\-\marg{bookstyle}\-\marg{bkchsep}\marg{chvsep}\-\marg{bksep}\marg{chsep}\marg{vsep}\-\marg{rangesep}\-\marg{chapterstyle}\-\marg{versestyle}. % The user first gives the name for this new style, and then the name for the style of book names, and then the formatting for the link text. % % This command is not able to take an arbitrary style name to use as the link text, like \cs{providebiblegatewaystyle} can, because the link text needs to be divided into multiple links for each chapter. % Links to the LDS website cannot span chapter boundaries. % \begin{macrocode} \newcommand*{\provideldsdotorgstyle}[8]{% \brl@ldsdotorg@consumeargs{#1}{#2}% {\brm@packseparators{#3}{#4}}% {\brm@packpassage{#5}{#6}{#7}}% {\brm@packpassage{#8}{#8}{#8}}% } % \end{macrocode} % \end{macro} % % \begin{macro}{\brl@ldsdotorg@consumeargs} % This command helps collect arguments by consuming five arguments from \cs{provideldsdotorgstyle} and two remaining arguments for the number formatters. % It's signature is \verb|\brl@ldsdotorg@consumeargs|\-\marg{stylename}\-\marg{bookstyle}\-\marg{infixseparators}\-\marg{listseparators}\-\marg{rangeseparators}\-\marg{chapterstyle}\-\marg{versestyle}. % \begin{macrocode} \newcommand*{\brl@ldsdotorg@consumeargs}[7]{% \brl@ldsdotorg@providestyle{#1}{#3}{#4}{#5}% {\brm@packpassage{\thebookname{#2}}% {\brm@formatchapter{#6}}% {\brm@formatverse{#7}}}% } % \end{macrocode} % \end{macro} % % \begin{macro}{\brl@ldsdotorg@providestyle} % The actual link style is created by the \verb|\brl@ldsdotorg@providestyle|\-\marg{stylename}\-\marg{infixseparators}\-\marg{listseparators}\-\marg{rangeseparators}\-\marg{formatters} command. % \begin{macrocode} \newcommand*{\brl@ldsdotorg@providestyle}[5]{% \providebiblestyle{#1}{% \brl@ldsdotorg@style{#2}{#3}{#4}{#5}{##1}{##2}{##3}% }% } % \end{macrocode} % \end{macro} % % \begin{macro}{\brl@ldsdotorg@style} % The link style is generated by the \verb|\brl@ldsdotorg@style|\-\marg{infixseparators}\-\marg{listseparators}\-\marg{rangeseparators}\-\marg{formatters}\-\marg{beginpassage}\-\marg{endpassage}\-\marg{list} command. % \begin{macrocode} \newcommand*{\brl@ldsdotorg@style}[7]{% \brl@ldsdotorg@range% {\brm@packpassage{}{}{}}% {#5}{#6}{#1}% {\brm@packpassage{}{}{}}% {#3}{#4}% #7{% \brl@ldsdotorg@list{#1}{#2}{#3}{#4}{\ifhasbook{#6}{#6}{#5}}% }{% }% } % \end{macrocode} % \end{macro} % % \begin{macro}{\brl@ldsdotorg@list} % Additional references in a list are generated by the \verb|\brl@ldsdotorg@list|\-\marg{infixseparators}\-\marg{listseparators}\-\marg{rangeseparators}\-\marg{formatters}\-\marg{lastpassage}\-\marg{beginpassage}\-\marg{endpassage}\-\marg{list} command. % \begin{macrocode} \newcommand*{\brl@ldsdotorg@list}[8]{% \brl@ldsdotorg@range{#5}{#6}{#7}{#1}{#2}{#3}{#4}% #8{% \brl@ldsdotorg@list{#1}{#2}{#3}{#4}{\ifhasbook{#7}{#7}{#6}}% }{% }% } % \end{macrocode} % \end{macro} % % \begin{macro}{\brl@number@empty} % In order to output only the punctuation for a passage, there must be a way to suppress the output of the chapter and verse numbers. % A special number formatter for this is \verb|\brl@number@empty|\-\marg{number}. % It always outputs the empty string. % \begin{macrocode} \newcommand*{\brl@number@empty}[1]{} % \end{macrocode} % \end{macro} % % \begin{macro}{\brl@ldsdotorg@range} % Ranges of references are generated by the \verb|\brl@ldsdotorg@range|\-\marg{lastpassage}\-\marg{beginpassage}\-\marg{endpassage}\-\marg{infixseparators}\-\marg{listseparators}\-\marg{rangeseparators}\-\marg{formatters} command. % It decides which punctuation would be necessary and then delegates to \cs{brl@ldsdotorg@href}. % The punctuation is not straightforward, because sometimes a reference must be split into multiple separate links. % Also, in between the links, there might be some punctuation that does not link anywhere. % This can be done using the regular \cs{brm@standard@passage} helper. % Sometimes the helper is invoked with no punctuation, so it outputs only a formatted passage. % Sometimes it is invoked with empty number formatters and only punctuation, so it outputs only the delimiters around a passage. % \begin{macrocode} \newcommand*{\brl@ldsdotorg@range}[7]{% \brl@ldsdotorg@href{#2}{#3}{% \brm@standard@passage{#1}{#2}% {\brm@packpassage{}{}{}}% {#5}% {\brm@packpassage% {\brl@number@empty}% {\brl@number@empty}% {\brl@number@empty}}% }{% \brm@standard@passage{#1}{#2}{#4}% {\brm@packpassage{}{}{}}% {#7}% }{% \brm@standard@passage{#2}{#3}% {\brm@packpassage{}{}{}}% {#6}% {\brm@packpassage% {\brl@number@empty}% {\brl@number@empty}% {\brl@number@empty}}% }{% \brm@standard@passage{#2}{#3}{#4}{\brm@packpassage{}{}{}}{#7}% }% } % \end{macrocode} % \end{macro} % % \begin{macro}{\brl@ldsdotorg@href} % A single range of references that has been checked by \cs{brl@ldsdotorg@range} is processed further by \verb|\brl@ldsdotorg@href|\-\marg{beginpassage}\-\marg{endpassage}\-\marg{prefix}\-\marg{formattedbeginpassage}\-\marg{rangeseparator}\-\marg{formattedendpassage}. % \begin{macrocode} \newcommand*{\brl@ldsdotorg@href}[6]{% \ifsamebook{#1}{#2}{% \ifsamechapter{#1}{#2}{% \brl@ldsdotorg@samechapter{#1}{#2}{#3}{#4}{#5}{#6}% }{% \brl@ldsdotorg@spanchapter{#1}{#2}{#3}{#4}{#5}{#6}% }% }{% \brl@ldsdotorg@spanchapter{#1}{#2}{#3}{#4}{#5}{#6}% }% } % \end{macrocode} % \end{macro} % % \begin{macro}{\brl@ldsdotorg@samechapter} % If a reference is to a range of verses within one chapter, then the link is generated by \verb|\brl@ldsdotorg@samechapter|\-\marg{beginpassage}\-\marg{endpassage}\-\marg{prefix}\-\marg{formattedbeginpassage}\-\marg{rangeseparator}\-\marg{formattedendpassage}. % \begin{macrocode} \newcommand*{\brl@ldsdotorg@samechapter}[6]{% #3% \href{% \brm@delegatestyle{lds.org-url}{#1}{#2}{\brm@nillist}% }{% #4#5#6% }% } % \end{macrocode} % \end{macro} % % \begin{macro}{\brl@ldsdotorg@spanchapter} % If a reference is to a range of verses that are not within one chapter, then the links are generated by \verb|\brl@ldsdotorg@spanchapter|\-\marg{beginpassage}\-\marg{endpassage}\-\marg{prefix}\-\marg{formattedbeginpassage}\-\marg{rangeseparator}\-\marg{formattedendpassage}. % The begin and end of the range have to be separate links because a single link cannot span chapters. % \begin{macrocode} \newcommand*{\brl@ldsdotorg@spanchapter}[6]{% #3% \href{% \brm@delegatestyle{lds.org-url}{#1}% {\brm@packpassage{}{}{}}% {\brm@nillist}% }{% #4% }% #5% \ifhasbook{#2}{% \href{% \brm@delegatestyle{lds.org-url}{#2}% {\brm@packpassage{}{}{}}% {\brm@nillist}% }{% #6% }% }{% }% } % \end{macrocode} % \end{macro} % % This style uses the standard LDS abbreviations and has links to the official LDS website. % This is the default style if it has not been overridden by the user. % \begin{macrocode} \provideldsdotorgstyle{lds.org}{lds}% {\ }{:}{; }{; }{, }{--}% {\brm@number@arabic}{\brm@number@arabic} % \end{macrocode} % % This style uses the full names of books and has links to the offical LDS website. % A user can choose this style with the following command. % % \begin{verbatim} %\setbiblestyle{lds.org-fullname} % \end{verbatim} % % \begin{macrocode} \provideldsdotorgstyle{lds.org-fullname}{fullname}% {\ }{:}{; }{;}{,}{--}% {\brm@number@arabic}{\brm@number@arabic} % \end{macrocode} % % \subsection{Default Style} % % The default style for documents that don't override it is the one that outputs the full name of the books. % \begin{macrocode} \setbiblestyle{lds.org} % \end{macrocode} % \Finale \endinput