1) MANUAL.TEX[MF,SYS] and 2) MANUAL.TEX[MF,DEK]	12-22-85 06:08	pages 11,11

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1)	$z_4-z_2="whatever"\ast{\rm dir}\,20$;
1)	${1\over2}[y_2,y_4]={2\over3}[y_3,y_1]$;
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2)	$z_4-z_2="whatever"\times"dir"\,20$;
2)	${1\over2}[y_2,y_4]={2\over3}[y_3,y_1]$;
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1)	\indent @draw@ $(0,0)\{{\rm dir}\,60\}\to\{{\rm dir}\,{-d}\}(6"cm",0)$;
1)	 @endfor@;\cr
1)	\enddisplay
1)	the `↑{dir}' function specifies a direction measured in degrees
1)	counterclockwise from a horizontal rightward line, hence `${\rm dir}\,{-d}$'
1)	gives a direction that is $d↑\circ$ below the horizon.  The lowest curves
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2)	\indent @draw@ $(0,0)\{"dir"\,60\}\to\{"dir"\,{-d}\}(6"cm",0)$; @endfor@;\cr
2)	\enddisplay
2)	the `↑"dir"\!' function specifies a direction measured in degrees
2)	counterclockwise from a horizontal rightward line, hence `$"dir"\,{-d}$'
2)	gives a direction that is $d↑\circ$ below the horizon.  The lowest curves
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1)	\indent @draw@ $(0,0)\{{\rm dir}\,60\}\to\{{\rm dir}\,{-d}\}(6"cm",0)$;
1)	 @endfor@\cr
1)	\enddisplay
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2)	\indent @draw@ $(0,0)\{"dir"\,60\}\to\{"dir"\,{-d}\}(6"cm",0)$; @endfor@\cr
2)	\enddisplay
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1)	\indent @draw@ $(0,0)\{{\rm dir}\,60\}\ldots\{{\rm dir}\,{-d}\}(6"cm",0)$;
1)	 @endfor@\cr
1)	\enddisplay
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2)	\indent @draw@ $(0,0)\{"dir"\,60\}\ldots\{"dir"\,{-d}\}(6"cm",0)$; @endfor@\cr
2)	\enddisplay
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1)	 \alt<numeric atom>[\char'133]<pair expression>%
1)	   [,]<pair expression>[\char'135]
1)	 \alt[point]<numeric expression>[of]<path primary>
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2)	 \alt<numeric atom>\\{\char`\[}%
2)	  <pair expression>[,]<pair expression>\\{\char`\]}
2)	 \alt[point]<numeric expression>[of]<path primary>
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1)	\quad$"tracingtitles":=1$; \ @enddef@;&|%| yes, show titles online\cr
1)	\enddisplay
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2)	\quad$"tracingtitles":=1$;&|%| yes, show titles online\cr
2)	\enddisplay
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1)	When \MF\ is reading the symbolic tokens to be shown by ↑@showtoken@
1)	or ↑@showvariable@.
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2)	When \MF\ is reading the symbolic tokens to be shown by ↑@showtokens@
2)	or ↑@showvariable@.
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1)	a ↑\<title>, provided that it is immediately followed by a~`|;|'.
1)	If ↑"tracingtitles"$\null>0$ when a title is encountered, \MF\
1)	will type the title on the user's terminal. If ↑"proofing"$\null>0$
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2)	a ↑\<title>. If ↑"tracingtitles"$\null>0$ when a title is encountered, \MF\
2)	will type the title on the user's terminal. If ↑"proofing"$\null>0$
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1)	The new features here are |jobname|, |readstring|, |str|, |char|,
1)	|decimal|, and |substring|; we shall consider each of them in turn.
1)	\ddanger The name of your job (\kern1pt@jobname@) is the name of the first
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2)	The new features here are @jobname@, @readstring@, @str@, @char@,
2)	@decimal@, and @substring@; we shall consider each of them in turn.
2)	\ddanger The name of your job (\kern1pt@jobname@) is the name of the first
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1)	\ddanger The rules for ↑{substring} are like the rules for ↑{subpath}
1)	in Chapter~14. \MF\ thinks of a string as if its characters were
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2)	\ddanger The rules for ↑@substring@ are like the rules for ↑@subpath@
2)	in Chapter~14. \MF\ thinks of a string as if its characters were
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1)	In simple cases, substring$\,(a,b)$
1)	then refers to the characters between $x=a$ and~$x=b$. The
1)	rules for the general case are slightly more involved: If $b<a$,
1)	the result will be the ↑{reverse} of substring$\,(b,a)$.
1)	Otherwise $a$ and~$b$ are replaced respectively by
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2)	In simple cases, @substring@$\,(a,b)$
2)	then refers to the characters between $x=a$ and~$x=b$. The
2)	rules for the general case are slightly more involved: If $b<a$,
2)	the result will be the ↑{reverse} of @substring@$\,(b,a)$.
2)	Otherwise $a$ and~$b$ are replaced respectively by
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1)	\medbreak\textindent\bull {\it ↑{Conversion to pixel units}:\/} \
1)	|mode_setup|; \ |fix_units|;\\
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2)	\medbreak\textindent\bull {\it ↑{Conversion to pixels}:\/} \
2)	|mode_setup|; \ |fix_units|;\\
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1)	expression ↑{hierarchy}; when macros make primary/secondary/tertiary
1)	distinctions, they evaluate their arguments, and such evaluation is
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2)	expression ↑{heirarchy}; when macros make primary/secondary/tertiary
2)	distinctions, they evaluate their arguments, and such evaluation is
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1)	Parameter files in Computer Modern don't quite follow the conventions
1)	of\/ |logo10.mf|. Here, for example, are the
1)	opening and closing lines of ↑|cmr10.mf|:
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2)	Parameter files in Computer Modern have slightly different conventions
2)	from those exemplified by |logo10.mf|. Here, for example, are the
2)	opening and closing lines of ↑|cmr10.mf|:
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1)	\vskip-3pt
1)	\qquad\vdots
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2)	\qquad\vdots
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1)	|mode_setup; font_setup;|
1)	\smallskip
1)	|input romanu;                         % upper case (majuscules)|
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2)	|input romanu;                         % upper case (majuscules)|
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1)	↑↑{substring} ↑↑{BCPL strings}
1)	required by Ramshaw's original |tfm| files:
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2)	↑↑@substring@ ↑↑{BCPL strings}
2)	required by Ramshaw's original |tfm| files:
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