Does anybody know how I should create a "brief.cls" from a "brief.dtx"
with the debian teTeX packages?
The brief.cls supplied with debian is rather old, and I'd like to
see if a more recent version (like that of september the 8th this
year, as opposed to the 1994 version included in debian) does any
better (what we've got now just doesn't work).
So, I've tried, in a directory that contains only brief.dtx,
$latex docstrip
\infileext=dtx
\outfileext=cls
\Options=
\filelist=brief
[crap deleted]
File brief.dtx ended by \endinput.
Lines processed: 2723
Comments removed: 1905
Comments passed: 15
Codelines passed: 794
More files to process (y/n)?
\answer= n
$ wc brief.cls
37 185 1378 brief.cls
$ wc brief.dtx
2724 9420 87928 brief.dt
$ grep -v "^%" brief.cls
[1997/09/08 v2.0q
\endinput
So, it simply isn't true what docstrip sais about "codelines passed: 794".
It only passed _one_ codeline!
I must be doing something very wrong here! Does somebody know what?
Thanks,
(PS I thought the .dtx basically was the same as the .cls, but with
the comments. As I don't care about speed now, I tried just to
move the .dtx to .cls, but apparently the .dtx has a \documentclass
in it. Strange).
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