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||Slide : '''Title'''
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||Hello and welcome to the spoken tutorial on “'''Writing''' '''Style files”''' in '''LaTeX.'''
 
||Hello and welcome to the spoken tutorial on “'''Writing''' '''Style files”''' in '''LaTeX.'''
 
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|-
|| Slide : '''Learning Objectives'''
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|| Slide: Learning Objectives
 
|| In this tutorial we will learn how to:
 
|| In this tutorial we will learn how to:
  
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*Import a custom '''style file''' in a '''LaTeX''' document and
 
*Import a custom '''style file''' in a '''LaTeX''' document and
 
*Define a '''standard style file'''
 
*Define a '''standard style file'''
 
 
 
|-
 
|-
||Slide : '''System Requirements'''
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||Slide: System Requirements
 
|| This tutorial is recorded on
 
|| This tutorial is recorded on
  
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The steps demonstrated will work in all operating systems.
 
The steps demonstrated will work in all operating systems.
 
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|-
||Slide : '''Pre-requisites'''
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||Slide: Pre-requisites
 
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*You should also know how to define '''newcommand''' and '''newenvironment''' in '''LaTeX.'''
 
*You should also know how to define '''newcommand''' and '''newenvironment''' in '''LaTeX.'''
 
*If not, then go through the prerequisite '''LaTeX''' spoken tutorials on this website.
 
*If not, then go through the prerequisite '''LaTeX''' spoken tutorials on this website.
 
 
 
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|| Slide: '''Code Files'''
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||  
  
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*Please download and use them while practising.
 
*Please download and use them while practising.
 
*Make sure that all the supporting files are kept in the same folder while practising.
 
*Make sure that all the supporting files are kept in the same folder while practising.
 
 
 
|-
 
|-
||Slide : '''Style File '''
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|| Slide: Style File
 
||  
 
||  
  
 
*'''Style files '''are also known as '''Packages.'''
 
*'''Style files '''are also known as '''Packages.'''
 
*These are supplementary files that increase the functionality of '''LaTeX'''.
 
*These are supplementary files that increase the functionality of '''LaTeX'''.
 
 
 
|-
 
|-
|| Slide : '''Style File '''contd.
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|| Slide: Style File contd.
 
||  
 
||  
  
 
*You might have used various '''packages''' in your '''LaTeX''' document earlier.
 
*You might have used various '''packages''' in your '''LaTeX''' document earlier.
 
*For example, we import '''geometry package''' for defining margin.
 
*For example, we import '''geometry package''' for defining margin.
 
 
 
|-
 
|-
||Slide : '''Style File '''contd.
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||Slide: Style File contd.
 
||  
 
||  
  
 
*To reuse the same code many times in the same document, we use''' newcommand '''and '''newenvironment.'''
 
*To reuse the same code many times in the same document, we use''' newcommand '''and '''newenvironment.'''
 
*To reuse the same code many times in many documents, we use '''style files'''.
 
*To reuse the same code many times in many documents, we use '''style files'''.
 
 
 
|-
 
|-
 
|| Not on slide, only narration from script
 
|| Not on slide, only narration from script
 
|| We usually define our own '''style file''' in '''LaTeX''' to save time and get cleaner code.
 
|| We usually define our own '''style file''' in '''LaTeX''' to save time and get cleaner code.
 
|-
 
|-
|| Slide : '''Style File '''
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|| Slide: Style File
 
||  
 
||  
  
 
*The '''tex''' file containing the content will remain clean, if the '''styles''' are in separate '''sty files'''.  
 
*The '''tex''' file containing the content will remain clean, if the '''styles''' are in separate '''sty files'''.  
 
*Hence, it is advised to write and use '''style files'''.
 
*Hence, it is advised to write and use '''style files'''.
 
 
 
|-
 
|-
 
|| Go to '''Downloads''' folder >> '''Stylefile-Code-Files'''
 
|| Go to '''Downloads''' folder >> '''Stylefile-Code-Files'''
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|| Double-click the file '''myPackage.sty'''  
 
|| Double-click the file '''myPackage.sty'''  
 
|| Open the file '''myPackage.sty''' in '''TeXworks '''editor'''.'''
 
|| Open the file '''myPackage.sty''' in '''TeXworks '''editor'''.'''
 
  
 
We will see some '''LaTeX '''code written in the file.
 
We will see some '''LaTeX '''code written in the file.
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|-
 
|-
 
|| Highlight
 
|| Highlight
 
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'''\newcommand{\iitb}{\textbf{Indian Institute'''
 
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''' of Technology – Bombay}}'''
'''\newcommand{\iitb}{\textbf{Indian Institute of Technology – Bombay}}'''
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|| This '''newcommand '''definitionmeans that '''\iitb '''is the '''newcommand'''.
 
|| This '''newcommand '''definitionmeans that '''\iitb '''is the '''newcommand'''.
 
  
 
Whenever \'''iitb''' is used in a '''LaTeX''' document, it will '''typeset''' the full name of '''IITB''' in bold font.
 
Whenever \'''iitb''' is used in a '''LaTeX''' document, it will '''typeset''' the full name of '''IITB''' in bold font.
 
|-
 
|-
|| Highlight
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|| Highlight '''\RequirePackage command'''
 
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'''\RequirePackage command'''
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|| '''\RequirePackage command '''is used to load the required '''packages''' in the '''style files'''.
 
|| '''\RequirePackage command '''is used to load the required '''packages''' in the '''style files'''.
 
|-
 
|-
|| Highlight
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|| Highlight \'''RequirePackage{background}'''
 
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\'''RequirePackage{background}'''
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|| We are using \'''RequirePackage{background} '''for setting the background image.
 
|| We are using \'''RequirePackage{background} '''for setting the background image.
 
|-
 
|-
|| Highlight
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|| Highlight '''\newcommand{\iitbbg}'''
 
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'''\newcommand{\iitbbg}'''
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||I have defined '''\newcommand{\iitbbg} '''to load '''IITB’s logo''' as the background image.
 
||I have defined '''\newcommand{\iitbbg} '''to load '''IITB’s logo''' as the background image.
 
|-
 
|-
|| Highlight
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|| Highlight '''\iitbbg'''  
 
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'''\iitbbg'''  
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||So every timeinstead of loading the image manually, we can use '''\iitbbg''' '''command.'''
 
||So every timeinstead of loading the image manually, we can use '''\iitbbg''' '''command.'''
 
|-
 
|-
 
||  
 
||  
 
||We have now successfully created our custom '''style file'''.  
 
||We have now successfully created our custom '''style file'''.  
 
  
 
Next let us see how to use this '''style file.'''
 
Next let us see how to use this '''style file.'''
 
  
 
Please note that we do not '''compile .sty files.'''
 
Please note that we do not '''compile .sty files.'''
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|| Open the file''' custom.tex '''in''' TeXWorks.'''
 
|| Open the file''' custom.tex '''in''' TeXWorks.'''
 
|| Now open the file''' custom.tex '''in''' TeXworks '''editor'''.'''
 
|| Now open the file''' custom.tex '''in''' TeXworks '''editor'''.'''
 
 
 
 
|-
 
|-
 
|| Highlight
 
|| Highlight
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'''\usepackage{myPackage}'''
 
'''\usepackage{myPackage}'''
 
|| The new '''style file '''is loaded in the preamble using''' \usepackage command'''.
 
|| The new '''style file '''is loaded in the preamble using''' \usepackage command'''.
 
  
 
In our example, we have loaded our '''style filemyPackage.'''
 
In our example, we have loaded our '''style filemyPackage.'''
 
|-
 
|-
|| Highlight
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|| Highlight '''\iitb \iitbbg'''
 
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'''\iitb \iitbbg'''
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||After loading the '''style file''', we use\'''iitb''' and''' \iitbbg commands''' inside the '''document''' section.
 
||After loading the '''style file''', we use\'''iitb''' and''' \iitbbg commands''' inside the '''document''' section.
 
|-
 
|-
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|| Cursor onthe '''pdf '''output on the right
 
|| Cursor onthe '''pdf '''output on the right
 
||On compilation, we get the '''pdf '''output on the right.
 
||On compilation, we get the '''pdf '''output on the right.
 
  
 
Observe the full name of '''IITB''' in the '''PDF'''.  
 
Observe the full name of '''IITB''' in the '''PDF'''.  
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|| Switch to '''custom.tex'''
 
|| Switch to '''custom.tex'''
 
|| Come back to '''custom.tex '''file.
 
|| Come back to '''custom.tex '''file.
 
  
 
Here, we had included the '''command \iitbbg '''to display the background image.  
 
Here, we had included the '''command \iitbbg '''to display the background image.  
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Click on the green arrow button
 
Click on the green arrow button
 
|| To display the background image, we may need to '''compile''' the code once again.
 
|| To display the background image, we may need to '''compile''' the code once again.
 
  
 
Let us '''compile''' it again.
 
Let us '''compile''' it again.
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|| Slide: Defining standard style file  
 
|| Slide: Defining standard style file  
 
||Now let’s modify our''' style file''' into a '''standard style file'''.
 
||Now let’s modify our''' style file''' into a '''standard style file'''.
 
  
 
The reason is,in the real-world you would want to share your '''style file''' with others.
 
The reason is,in the real-world you would want to share your '''style file''' with others.
 
  
 
Ideally, it must adhere to the '''style file''' guidelines given by the '''LaTeX''' community.
 
Ideally, it must adhere to the '''style file''' guidelines given by the '''LaTeX''' community.
 
|-
 
|-
 
|| Slide: Defining standard style file contd.
 
|| Slide: Defining standard style file contd.
 
 
 
 
|| The structure of the '''style file''' can be summarized into 3 parts:
 
|| The structure of the '''style file''' can be summarized into 3 parts:
  
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*'''Preliminary declarations''', includes details of the required '''package''' and  
 
*'''Preliminary declarations''', includes details of the required '''package''' and  
 
*'''User code'''.
 
*'''User code'''.
 
 
 
|-
 
|-
 
|| Slide: Defining standard style file contd.
 
|| Slide: Defining standard style file contd.
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|| Highlight the definition
 
|| Highlight the definition
 
||We have written some '''definition''' insideour '''style file'''.  
 
||We have written some '''definition''' insideour '''style file'''.  
 
  
 
Let’s try to understand the code.
 
Let’s try to understand the code.
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'''NeedsTeXFormat{}'''
 
'''NeedsTeXFormat{}'''
 
||'''NeedsTeXFormat{} '''is used to specify the version of '''LaTeX''' in which this''' style file''' will work.
 
||'''NeedsTeXFormat{} '''is used to specify the version of '''LaTeX''' in which this''' style file''' will work.
 
  
 
In our exampleit is '''LaTeX2e.'''
 
In our exampleit is '''LaTeX2e.'''
 
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|-
|| Highlight
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|| Highlight  
 
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'''\ProvidesPackage{myStdPackage}[2019/03/'''
 
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'''\ProvidesPackage{myStdPackage}[2019/03/11 v0.01 LaTeX package for my own purpose]'''
+
  
 +
'''11 v0.01 LaTeX package for my own purpose]'''
  
 
Highlight the '''''filename''''' in the '''titlebar'''
 
Highlight the '''''filename''''' in the '''titlebar'''
 
||'''ProvidesPackage''' is used for identification of the '''package'''.  
 
||'''ProvidesPackage''' is used for identification of the '''package'''.  
 
  
 
The '''package''' name should be identical to the '''''filename'''.''
 
The '''package''' name should be identical to the '''''filename'''.''
 
  
 
Here I am using'''myStdPackage '''as a parameter and file name.
 
Here I am using'''myStdPackage '''as a parameter and file name.
 
  
 
We willalso provide other details like release date and description of the '''package'''.
 
We willalso provide other details like release date and description of the '''package'''.
 
|-
 
|-
 
|| Highlight.
 
|| Highlight.
 
  
 
'''\newcommand{\iitb}{\textbf{Indian Institute of Technology - Bombay}}'''
 
'''\newcommand{\iitb}{\textbf{Indian Institute of Technology - Bombay}}'''
 
  
 
'''\newcommand{\iitbbg}{\backgroundsetup{scale = 1, angle = 0, opacity = 0.1,'''
 
'''\newcommand{\iitbbg}{\backgroundsetup{scale = 1, angle = 0, opacity = 0.1,'''
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'''height = \paperheight, keepaspectratio] {iitblogo.pdf}}}}'''
 
'''height = \paperheight, keepaspectratio] {iitblogo.pdf}}}}'''
 
||From here onwards, we define our '''commands''' and '''definitions'''.
 
||From here onwards, we define our '''commands''' and '''definitions'''.
 
  
 
Recall, we have used this code in '''myPackage.sty file.'''
 
Recall, we have used this code in '''myPackage.sty file.'''
 
 
 
 
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|-
 
|| Highlight
 
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\'''endinput'''  
 
\'''endinput'''  
 
||\'''endinput''' must be the last '''command''' in this file.
 
||\'''endinput''' must be the last '''command''' in this file.
 
  
 
It indicates that the'''style file''' ends here.
 
It indicates that the'''style file''' ends here.
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|| Only narration
 
|| Only narration
 
|| Now we have modified our''' style file''' into a '''standard style file'''.
 
|| Now we have modified our''' style file''' into a '''standard style file'''.
|- style="border:1pt solid #000000;padding-top:0cm;padding-bottom:0cm;padding-left:0.206cm;padding-right:0.191cm;"
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|-  
 
|| Switch to '''custom.tex'''.
 
|| Switch to '''custom.tex'''.
 
|| Next let’s switch back tothe '''LaTeX '''file''' custom.tex'''.
 
|| Next let’s switch back tothe '''LaTeX '''file''' custom.tex'''.
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||Point to the '''PDF''' output  
 
||Point to the '''PDF''' output  
 
||We get the same '''pdf '''output without any error.  
 
||We get the same '''pdf '''output without any error.  
 
  
 
This means our new '''standard stylepackage''' is working correctly.
 
This means our new '''standard stylepackage''' is working correctly.
 
|-
 
|-
|| Slide: '''Sharing .sty with Community'''
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|| Slide: Sharing .sty with Community
 
|| Once we have created our own style file, we can share this with the '''LaTeX community''' too.
 
|| Once we have created our own style file, we can share this with the '''LaTeX community''' too.
 
  
 
*Upload the created '''style file''' on the '''Comprehensive TeX Archive Network'''
 
*Upload the created '''style file''' on the '''Comprehensive TeX Archive Network'''
 
*Provide proper '''documentation''' and read the guidelines before uploading.
 
*Provide proper '''documentation''' and read the guidelines before uploading.
 
 
 
|-
 
|-
 
||  
 
||  
 
|| This brings us to the end of this tutorial.
 
|| This brings us to the end of this tutorial.
 
  
 
Let us summarise.  
 
Let us summarise.  
 
|-
 
|-
||Slide: '''Summary'''
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||Slide: Summary
|| In this tutorial we learnt *Write a custom '''style file'''
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|| In this tutorial we learnt  
 +
 
 +
*Write a custom '''style file'''
 
*Import the custom '''style file '''in a '''LaTeX '''document
 
*Import the custom '''style file '''in a '''LaTeX '''document
 
*Define a '''standard style file'''  
 
*Define a '''standard style file'''  
 
 
 
|-
 
|-
||slide: '''Assignment'''
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||slide: Assignment
|| As an assignment:*Identify and make a list of different scenarios where creating a''' style file''' would be helpful.
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|| As an assignment:
 
+
  
 +
*Identify and make a list of different scenarios where creating a''' style file''' would be helpful.
 
|-
 
|-
 
|| Slide: About Spoken Tutorial project
 
|| Slide: About Spoken Tutorial project
 
|| The video at the following link summarises the Spoken Tutorial project.  
 
|| The video at the following link summarises the Spoken Tutorial project.  
 
  
 
Please watch it.  
 
Please watch it.  
 
|-
 
|-
 
|| Slide: Spoken Tutorial workshops  
 
|| Slide: Spoken Tutorial workshops  
|| The Spoken Tutorial Project Team conducts workshopsand
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|| The Spoken Tutorial Project Team conducts workshops and gives certificates.
 
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gives certificates.
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+
  
 
For more details, please write to us.  
 
For more details, please write to us.  
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|| Please post your timed queries in this forum
 
|| Please post your timed queries in this forum
 
|-
 
|-
|| Slide:Acknowledgement  
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|| Slide: Acknowledgement  
 
|| Spoken Tutorial Project is funded by MHRD, Government of India.  
 
|| Spoken Tutorial Project is funded by MHRD, Government of India.  
  
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|| Slide: Thanks Slide  
 
|| Slide: Thanks Slide  
 
|| The script is contributed by Arun, FOSSEE Summer Fellow 2019
 
|| The script is contributed by Arun, FOSSEE Summer Fellow 2019
 
  
 
And this is Praveen from IIT Bombay signing off.
 
And this is Praveen from IIT Bombay signing off.
 
  
 
Thanks for joining.  
 
Thanks for joining.  
 
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Revision as of 11:02, 17 December 2019

Title of script: Writing style file in LaTeX

Author: Arun Rajput

Keywords: style, package, custom, commands, newcommand, renewcommand, environment, newenvironment, renewenvironment, redefine, ubuntu, texworks, LaTeX


Visual Cue Narration
Slide: Title Hello and welcome to the spoken tutorial on “Writing Style files” in LaTeX.
Slide: Learning Objectives In this tutorial we will learn how to:
  • Write a custom style file
  • Import a custom style file in a LaTeX document and
  • Define a standard style file
Slide: System Requirements This tutorial is recorded on
  • Ubuntu Linux 18.04 OS and
  • TeXworks Editor v0.6.

The steps demonstrated will work in all operating systems.

Slide: Pre-requisites
  • To practise this tutorial, you should be familiar with LaTeX commands.
  • You should also know how to define newcommand and newenvironment in LaTeX.
  • If not, then go through the prerequisite LaTeX spoken tutorials on this website.
Slide: Code Files
  • The files used in this tutorial are available in the Code Files link on this tutorial page.
  • Please download and use them while practising.
  • Make sure that all the supporting files are kept in the same folder while practising.
Slide: Style File
  • Style files are also known as Packages.
  • These are supplementary files that increase the functionality of LaTeX.
Slide: Style File contd.
  • You might have used various packages in your LaTeX document earlier.
  • For example, we import geometry package for defining margin.
Slide: Style File contd.
  • To reuse the same code many times in the same document, we use newcommand and newenvironment.
  • To reuse the same code many times in many documents, we use style files.
Not on slide, only narration from script We usually define our own style file in LaTeX to save time and get cleaner code.
Slide: Style File
  • The tex file containing the content will remain clean, if the styles are in separate sty files.
  • Hence, it is advised to write and use style files.
Go to Downloads folder >> Stylefile-Code-Files Go to the folder where all the files are downloaded.
Double-click the file myPackage.sty Open the file myPackage.sty in TeXworks editor.

We will see some LaTeX code written in the file.

Let us try to understand the code.
Highlight

\newcommand{\iitb}{\textbf{Indian Institute of Technology – Bombay}}

This newcommand definitionmeans that \iitb is the newcommand.

Whenever \iitb is used in a LaTeX document, it will typeset the full name of IITB in bold font.

Highlight \RequirePackage command \RequirePackage command is used to load the required packages in the style files.
Highlight \RequirePackage{background} We are using \RequirePackage{background} for setting the background image.
Highlight \newcommand{\iitbbg} I have defined \newcommand{\iitbbg} to load IITB’s logo as the background image.
Highlight \iitbbg So every timeinstead of loading the image manually, we can use \iitbbg command.
We have now successfully created our custom style file.

Next let us see how to use this style file.

Please note that we do not compile .sty files.

Close the file. Let’s close this file.
Open the file custom.tex in TeXWorks. Now open the file custom.tex in TeXworks editor.
Highlight

\usepackage{myPackage}

The new style file is loaded in the preamble using \usepackage command.

In our example, we have loaded our style filemyPackage.

Highlight \iitb \iitbbg After loading the style file, we use\iitb and \iitbbg commands inside the document section.
At the top left drop-down >> select pdfLaTeX At the top left, in the drop-down, select pdfLaTeX if not already selected.
Click on the green arrow button Then click on the green arrow button to compile the file.
Cursor onthe pdf output on the right On compilation, we get the pdf output on the right.

Observe the full name of IITB in the PDF.

Switch to custom.tex Come back to custom.tex file.

Here, we had included the command \iitbbg to display the background image.

Highlight the pdf output once But we’re not seeing that in the output.

Click on the green arrow button

To display the background image, we may need to compile the code once again.

Let us compile it again.

Circle the cursor on the pdf output once And here is the background image!
Sometimes, we have to compile the LaTeX code twice, if we don’t see the expected output.
Slide: Defining standard style file Now let’s modify our style file into a standard style file.

The reason is,in the real-world you would want to share your style file with others.

Ideally, it must adhere to the style file guidelines given by the LaTeX community.

Slide: Defining standard style file contd. The structure of the style file can be summarized into 3 parts:
  • Identification, includes package name and version
  • Preliminary declarations, includes details of the required package and
  • User code.
Slide: Defining standard style file contd. More information on this guideline is available at this link

https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/LaTeX/Creating_Packages

Go to the folder Stylefile-Code-Files Go to the folder where the code files are saved.
[TeXworks] myStdPackage.sty Let’s open the file myStdPackage.sty in TeXworks.
Highlight the definition We have written some definition insideour style file.

Let’s try to understand the code.

Highlight

NeedsTeXFormat{}

NeedsTeXFormat{} is used to specify the version of LaTeX in which this style file will work.

In our exampleit is LaTeX2e.

Highlight

\ProvidesPackage{myStdPackage}[2019/03/

11 v0.01 LaTeX package for my own purpose]

Highlight the filename in the titlebar

ProvidesPackage is used for identification of the package.

The package name should be identical to the filename.

Here I am usingmyStdPackage as a parameter and file name.

We willalso provide other details like release date and description of the package.

Highlight.

\newcommand{\iitb}{\textbf{Indian Institute of Technology - Bombay}}

\newcommand{\iitbbg}{\backgroundsetup{scale = 1, angle = 0, opacity = 0.1,

contents = {\includegraphics[width = \paperwidth,

height = \paperheight, keepaspectratio] {iitblogo.pdf}}}}

From here onwards, we define our commands and definitions.

Recall, we have used this code in myPackage.sty file.

Highlight

\endinput

\endinput must be the last command in this file.

It indicates that thestyle file ends here.

Only narration Now we have modified our style file into a standard style file.
Switch to custom.tex. Next let’s switch back tothe LaTeX file custom.tex.
Highlight \usepackage{myStdPackage} In the usepackage command change the package name to myStdPackage.
Ctrl+S keys >> Click on the green arrow button Then save andcompile the file.
Point to the PDF output We get the same pdf output without any error.

This means our new standard stylepackage is working correctly.

Slide: Sharing .sty with Community Once we have created our own style file, we can share this with the LaTeX community too.
  • Upload the created style file on the Comprehensive TeX Archive Network
  • Provide proper documentation and read the guidelines before uploading.
This brings us to the end of this tutorial.

Let us summarise.

Slide: Summary In this tutorial we learnt
  • Write a custom style file
  • Import the custom style file in a LaTeX document
  • Define a standard style file
slide: Assignment As an assignment:
  • Identify and make a list of different scenarios where creating a style file would be helpful.
Slide: About Spoken Tutorial project The video at the following link summarises the Spoken Tutorial project.

Please watch it.

Slide: Spoken Tutorial workshops The Spoken Tutorial Project Team conducts workshops and gives certificates.

For more details, please write to us.

Slide: Forum Please post your timed queries in this forum
Slide: Acknowledgement Spoken Tutorial Project is funded by MHRD, Government of India.

More information on this Mission is available at this link.

Slide: Thanks Slide The script is contributed by Arun, FOSSEE Summer Fellow 2019

And this is Praveen from IIT Bombay signing off.

Thanks for joining.

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