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# Makefile for ThuThesis

PACKAGE = thuthesis

THESIS  = thuthesis-example

SPINE   = spine

SOURCES = $(PACKAGE).ins $(PACKAGE).dtx

CLSFILE = dtx-style.sty $(PACKAGE).cls

LATEXMK = latexmk

SHELL  := /bin/bash

NPM    ?= npm

# make deletion work on Windows

ifdef SystemRoot

	RM = del /Q

else

	RM = rm -f

endif

.PHONY: all all-dev clean distclean dist thesis viewthesis spine viewspine doc viewdoc cls check save savepdf test FORCE_MAKE

thesis: $(THESIS).pdf

all: thesis spine

all-dev: doc all

cls: $(CLSFILE)

$(CLSFILE): $(SOURCES)

	xetex $(PACKAGE).ins

doc: $(PACKAGE).pdf

spine: $(SPINE).pdf

$(PACKAGE).pdf: cls FORCE_MAKE

	$(LATEXMK) $(PACKAGE).dtx

$(THESIS).pdf: cls FORCE_MAKE

	$(LATEXMK) $(THESIS)

$(SPINE).pdf: cls FORCE_MAKE

	$(LATEXMK) $(SPINE)

viewdoc: doc

	$(LATEXMK) -pv $(PACKAGE).dtx

viewthesis: thesis

	$(LATEXMK) -pv $(THESIS)

viewspine: spine

	$(LATEXMK) -pv $(SPINE)

save:

ifeq ($(target),)

	bash testfiles/save.sh

else

	bash testfiles/save.sh $(target)

endif

test:

ifeq ($(target),)

	l3build check

else

	bash testfiles/test.sh $(target)

endif

clean:

	$(LATEXMK) -c $(PACKAGE).dtx $(THESIS) $(SPINE)

	-@$(RM) -rf *~ main-survey.* main-translation.* _markdown_thuthesis* thuthesis.markdown.*

cleanall: clean

	-@$(RM) $(PACKAGE).pdf $(THESIS).pdf $(SPINE).pdf

distclean: cleanall

	-@$(RM) $(CLSFILE)

	-@$(RM) -r dist

check: FORCE_MAKE

ifeq ($(version),)

	@echo "Error: version missing: \"make [check|dist] version=X.Y.Z\""; exit 1

else

	@[[ $(shell grep -E -c '$(version) Tsinghua University Thesis Template|\\def\\version\{$(version)\}' thuthesis.dtx) -eq 3 ]] || (echo "update version with \'l3build tag\" before release"; exit 1)

	@[[ $(shell grep -E -c '"version": "$(version)"' package.json) -eq 1 ]] || (echo "update version with \'l3build tag\" before release"; exit 1)

endif

dist: check all-dev

	# use l3build for CTAN release (zip with .tds.zip)

	l3build ctan --config build-ctan

	# use gulp for GitHub release (zip with generated file)

	$(NPM) run build -- --version=$(version)

% !TeX root = ../thuthesis-example.tex

% 中英文摘要和关键字

\begin{abstract}

  论文的摘要是对论文研究内容和成果的高度概括。

  摘要应对论文所研究的问题及其研究目的进行描述，对研究方法和过程进行简单介绍，对研究成果和所得结论进行概括。

  摘要应具有独立性和自明性，其内容应包含与论文全文同等量的主要信息。

  使读者即使不阅读全文，通过摘要就能了解论文的总体内容和主要成果。

  论文摘要的书写应力求精确、简明。

  切忌写成对论文书写内容进行提要的形式，尤其要避免“第 1 章……；第 2 章……；……”这种或类似的陈述方式。

  关键词是为了文献标引工作、用以表示全文主要内容信息的单词或术语。

  关键词不超过 5 个，每个关键词中间用分号分隔。

  % 关键词用“英文逗号”分隔，输出时会自动处理为正确的分隔符

  \thusetup{

    keywords = {关键词 1, 关键词 2, 关键词 3, 关键词 4, 关键词 5},

  }

\end{abstract}

\begin{abstract*}

  An abstract of a dissertation is a summary and extraction of research work and contributions.

  Included in an abstract should be description of research topic and research objective, brief introduction to methodology and research process, and summarization of conclusion and contributions of the research.

  An abstract should be characterized by independence and clarity and carry identical information with the dissertation.

  It should be such that the general idea and major contributions of the dissertation are conveyed without reading the dissertation.

  An abstract should be concise and to the point.

  It is a misunderstanding to make an abstract an outline of the dissertation and words “the first chapter”, “the second chapter” and the like should be avoided in the abstract.

  Keywords are terms used in a dissertation for indexing, reflecting core information of the dissertation.

  An abstract may contain a maximum of 5 keywords, with semi-colons used in between to separate one another.

  % Use comma as seperator when inputting

  \thusetup{

    keywords* = {keyword 1, keyword 2, keyword 3, keyword 4, keyword 5},

  }

\end{abstract*}