GTP Paper

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GTP Paper🔗ℹ

Ben Greenman

A raco command for writing SIGPLAN-style papers with Scribble.

See Adding a raco Command for more about raco commands.

1 Usage🔗ℹ

To start a new paper named MY-PAPER:

$ raco gtp-paper --new MY-PAPER
$ cd MY-PAPER
$ make all

If all goes well, then you’ll have:

a directory named "MY-PAPER/";
a Scribble file "MY-PAPER/MY-PAPER.scrbl";
a language #lang MY-PAPER;
and a few other support files, including an "introduction.scrbl", "appendix.scrbl", a "Makefile", and a bibliography "bib.rkt".

To finish writing your paper,

add Scribble files to the current directory,
begin these files with #lang MY-PAPER,
and include them in "MY-PAPER/MY-PAPER.scrbl"

2 Reference🔗ℹ

This section documents the bindings available in your newly-created #lang.

In addition to the bindings below, the #lang also has access to:

your "bib.rkt",
the scribble-abbrevs package,
scribble/acmart, scribble/example,
scriblib/autobib, scriblib/figure, scriblib/footnote,

The idea is that .scrbl files should never use the require form. Everything they need should be in the #lang — if something’s missing, you should add it to "MY-PAPER/main.rkt" or "MY-PAPER/bib.rkt".

procedure
(~cite b ...) → element?
b : bib?

Renders a citation to the given bibliography entries.

procedure
(citet b ...) → element?
b : bib?

Renders a noun-style citation to the given bibliography entries.

See define-cite for a little more information about ~cite and ~citet.