%% EdCntWd0.sty--count word occurrences with ednotes.sty. 
\def\fileversion{0.32} \def\filedate{2005/05/01} %% TODO 

%% Copyright (C) 2004 Uwe L\"uck & Christian Tapp (direction) 
%%               2005 Uwe L\"uck. 
%% Munich, http://www.contact-ednotes.sty.de.vu. 
%% Current maintainer is Uwe L\"uck. 

%% This program can be redistributed and/or modified under the terms
%% of the LaTeX Project Public License distributed from CTAN
%% archives in directory macros/latex/base/lppl.txt; either
%% version 1.3a of the License, or any later version.
%% We did our best to help you, but there is NO WARRANTY. 

%% * USAGE: *
%% 
% 1.) The present file is loaded by the `countoccurrences' package 
% option of version v0.8 (onwards) of `ednotes.sty'. 
%% 
% 2.) If your source code somewhere contains 
%     <WORD><TEXT>\Anote{<WORD>}{<NOTE>}
% and produces some 
%     <WORD><TEXT><WORD> 
% in *one* printed line, the lemma preceding the note should indicate 
% that the note is concerned with the *second* occurrence of <WORD>. 
% It would be extremly tedious to implement this requirement in a 
% LaTeX macro package. The present package does some part of it. 
% If you are, in typing, not sure that the first and second 
% occurrence of <WORD> will be printed in different lines, type 
%     \countword{<WORD>}<TEXT>\Anote{\countword{<WORD>}}{<NOTE>} 
% The macro \countword will then check whether the occurrences of 
% <WORD> are printed in the same line, and if this happens, the lemma 
% preceding the note will have an index `2'. The analogous thing 
%     <WORD><TEXT><WORD><MORE>\Anote{<WORD>}{<NOTE>} 
% works as well (resulting in an index `3'), and so on. 
% 
% (So the macros do not save you from looking for earlier word 
% occurrences, but at least from counting occurrences in the printed 
% lines, and you do not have to repeat the procedure when you 
% change the width of the printed text.) 
% 
% Of course, you only have to look for earlier occurrences in the 
% same paragraph. 
%% 
% 3.) Sometimes <WORD> may contain tokens which must not appear in 
% label names, e.g., `r\^ole'. In this case, e.g., \countword{r\^ole} 
% will break. Then type, e.g., \countword[role]{r\^ole} instead. 
% To be more precise: If <WORD> expands to something containing 
% a token which is no character token, type 
% \countword[<SUBST>]{<WORD>} instead, where <SUBST> expands to 
% nothing but character tokens. (Cf. \csname on p. 203 of TeXbook.) 
% 4.) Customization: Index numbers appear as subscripts by default. 
% To change this, type 
%   \renewcommand*{\CWtextscript}{\textsuperscript} 
% or \let\CWtextscript\textsuperscript . 
% 5.) Pagewise/running line numbering: Switching from pagewise to 
% running line numbering needs an extra run or deletion of 
% \jobname.aux. So don't be frightened by error message. 

%% Please send comments via http://www.contact-ednotes.sty.de.vu. 

%% For wizards: changes lineno.sty's \linenumberpar. 

\NeedsTeXFormat{LaTeX2e}[1994/12/01] 
%% <- \newcommand*, \providecommand* 
\ProvidesPackage{edcntwd0}[\filedate\space\fileversion\space 
                           ^^JCounting word occurrences with 
                              ednotes.sty (ul)]

%% * IMPLEMENTATION: * %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
%% 
%% * Main ideas: * 
% \countword occurrences write their order (per paragraph) and line 
% numbers into \jobname.aux. With these informations from 
% \jobname.aux, a table is created which assigns line and place 
% numbers to words. A second table re-orders the first one and 
% assigns an index to each place number. An index of 0 means that the 
% corresponding word appears only once in a line. A higher index 
% tells the order in which an occurrence follows others in the line. 
% When processed for the lemma tag, \countword realizes its place 
% number and, using this, reads the index from the former table and 
% prints or not prints and index accordingly. 

% \RequirePackage{ednotes}[2004/01/04]
%% Does this work for mere version checking? 
%% No--had the problem with edtable. See LaTeX bug latex/3730. 

\newcount\c@CW@repword 
% \newcounter{repword} %% Don't need \the... 
\def\@CW@stepcnt#1{\advance#1\@ne} 
\def\@CW@emptylist{\@eltt} %% Need bound for table rows. 
\newcount\c@CW@par 
\newif\if@CW@pardef \global\@CW@pardeffalse 

\def\@CW@cntwi{% 
  \global\let\@CW@wordlinelist\@CW@emptylist
%% \@CW@wordlinelist is built as a "table", each row being 
%% <WORD>\@elt<LINENO>\@elt<PLACENO>\@eltt 
%% --and there is an extra leading \@eltt. 
%% Latter needed for determining exact matching. 
  \global\let\@CW@placeindexlist\@CW@emptylist 
%% \@CW@placeindexlist has, after starting \@eltt, rows of form 
%% <PLACE>\@elt<INDEX>\@eltt . 
  \global\@CW@stepcnt\c@CW@par 
  \@ifundefined{CWp\romannumeral\c@CW@par}%
               {\G@refundefinedtrue \global\@CW@pardeffalse}% 
               {% 
    \global\@CW@pardeftrue
    \begingroup 
      \count@\z@ \let\@elt\relax \let\@eltt\relax 
      \edef\@tempa{\noexpand\@tfor \noexpand\@tempa :=% 
        \csname CWp\romannumeral\c@CW@par\endcsname}% 
      \@tempa\do{% 
        \@CW@stepcnt\count@
        \edef\@tempc{r@CWw@\number\c@CW@par @\number\count@}% 
%% 2004/07/27: hack for pagewise line numbering: 
        \expandafter \@ifundefined \expandafter{\@tempc}% 
            {\gdef\@gtempa{?}}%% \global: cf. below! 
            {\ifx\c@linenumber\c@runninglinenumber
               \gdef\@gtempa{% 
                 \expandafter\expandafter\expandafter \@car 
%% Beware hyperref. 
                 \csname\@tempc\endcsname \@nil}% 
             \else 
               \begingroup 
                 \def\thelinenumber{% 
                   \xdef\@gtempa{\number\c@linenumber}}% 
%% Assumes \getpagewisenumber -> {... \thelinenumber}
%% Local vs. global assignments to \c@linenumber OK according to 
%% Stephan. (!?) 
                 \expandafter\expandafter\expandafter \@car 
                 \csname\@tempc\endcsname \@nil
               \endgroup 
             \fi}% 
%       \typeout{G:\meaning\@gtempa}% TEST 
        \edef\@tempb{% 
          \noexpand\g@addto@macro \noexpand\@CW@wordlinelist{% 
          \@tempa \@elt 
          \@gtempa
%           \expandafter \@ifundefined \expandafter{\@tempc}{?}% 
%             {\expandafter\expandafter\expandafter \@car 
%              \csname\@tempc\endcsname \@nil}% 
          \@elt 
          \number\count@ \@eltt}}% 
        \@tempb}% 
%% TODO: empty referring macros after use -> ednotes as well. 
      \xdef\@CW@numberofwords{\number\count@}% 
      \loop 
%  \typeout{WL=\meaning\@CW@wordlinelist}%% TEST 
      \ifx\@CW@wordlinelist\@CW@emptylist \else 
        \global\let\@CW@nextwordlinelist\@empty 
        \expandafter\@CW@takerow\@CW@wordlinelist\@nil 
        \ifx\@CW@nextwordlinelist\@empty 
          \global\let\@CW@wordlinelist\@CW@emptylist 
        \else
          \global\let\@CW@wordlinelist\@CW@nextwordlinelist 
        \fi 
      \repeat 
    \endgroup 
               }% 
%  \typeout{PI=\meaning\@CW@placeindexlist}%% TEST 
  \global\let\countword\@CW@cntwii
  \@CW@cntwii 
} 
\def\@CW@takerow\@eltt#1\@elt#2\@elt#3\@eltt#4\@nil{% 
  \count@\@ne 
  \g@addto@macro\@CW@placeindexlist{#3\@elt}% 
%% \@CW@placeindexlist always closes with mostly spurios 
%% 0\@eltt, don't know why, but harmless for reading the list. 
  \def\@CW@matchline##1\@eltt#1\@elt#2\@elt##2\@eltt##3\@nil{% 
%  \typeout{WL=\meaning\@CW@wordlinelist}%% TEST 
    \def\@tempa{##1}%
%    \typeout{##1}%% TEST 
    \ifx\@tempa\@CW@emptylist 
      \g@addto@macro\@CW@placeindexlist{0\@eltt}%
    \else 
  %% \@tempcnta determines one out of four cases, 
  %% while \count@ counts equal words in a line: 
      \@tempcnta \ifnum\count@=\@ne \z@ \else \tw@ \fi 
      \ifx\@nnil##2\@nnil %% No match. 
        \let\@CW@next\relax 
      \else %% Match. 
        \@CW@stepcnt\@tempcnta \@CW@stepcnt\count@ 
        \@CW@buildnextwordlinelist{##1}%
        \def\@CW@next{\@CW@matchline\@eltt##3\@nil}% 
      \fi 
  %% Cases determined. 
%    \typeout{\number\@tempcnta}%% TEST 
      \ifcase\@tempcnta %% \typeout{Case 0: \count@=1, no match}% 
        \g@addto@macro\@CW@placeindexlist{0\@eltt}%
        \xdef\@CW@nextwordlinelist{\@eltt#4}% 
      \or %% \typeout{Case 1: \count@=1, match}% 
        \g@addto@macro\@CW@placeindexlist{1\@eltt##2\@elt2\@eltt}%
      \or %% \typeout{Case 2: \count@>1, no match}% 
        \@CW@buildnextwordlinelist{##1}% 
      \or %% \typeout{Case 3: \count@>1, match}% 
        \edef\@tempc{\noexpand\g@addto@macro \noexpand\@CW@placeindexlist 
          {##2\@elt \number\count@ \@eltt}}% 
        \@tempc 
      \fi 
      \@CW@next 
    \fi 
  }% 
  \@CW@matchline\@eltt#4\@eltt#1\@elt#2\@elt\@eltt\@nil 
  %% TODO #4 void!? Cf. dummy above, \@CW@next. 
}
%% \@CW@buildnextwordlinelist{#1} appends non-void #1 to 
%% \@CW@nextwordlinelist: 
\def\@CW@buildnextwordlinelist#1{% 
  \ifx\@nnil#1\@nnil \else 
    \g@addto@macro\@CW@nextwordlinelist{\@eltt#1}\fi} 

\@ifdefinable\countword{\global\let\countword\@CW@cntwi}

\newcommand*\@CW@cntwii[2][\@nil]{% 
  \global\@CW@stepcnt\c@CW@repword 
  \def\@tempa{#1}% 
  \ifx\@tempa\@nnil 
    \g@addto@macro\@CW@wordlist{{#2}}% 
  \else 
    \g@addto@macro\@CW@wordlist{{#1}}% 
  \fi
  \edef\@tempa{\noexpand\linelabel{% 
    CWw@\number\c@CW@par @\number\c@CW@repword}}%
  \@tempa 
  #2}

\newcount\c@CW@nrepword 

\newcommand*\@CW@cntwl[2][]{%% First argument just gobbled, 
%% using place number instead. 
  #2% 
  \if@CW@pardef
    \global\@CW@stepcnt\c@CW@nrepword 
    \ifnum\c@CW@repword>\@CW@numberofwords\relax 
      \G@refundefinedtrue 
    \else 
      \edef\@tempc{% 
        \def\noexpand\@tempb####1\noexpand\@eltt
          \number\c@CW@nrepword}% 
      %% "look up". 
      \@tempc \@elt##2\@eltt##3\@nil{\def\@tempa{##2}}% 
      \expandafter\@tempb \@CW@placeindexlist \@nil 
      \if 0\@tempa \else 
        \CWtextscript{\if ?\@tempa ?\else \@tempa \fi}% 
      \fi 
    \fi
  \else 
    \CWtextscript?% 
  \fi} 
\providecommand*\textsubscript[1]{%
%% Cf. LaTeX \textsuperscript: we will be in a note here! 
  $\m@th_{\mbox{\fontsize\sf@size\z@\selectfont#1}}$} 
\let\CWtextscript\textsubscript 
\def\@EN@CWhook{\setbox\z@\hbox} %% To recognize stepping counters. 

%% TODO: empty referring macros after use. -> ednotes as well. 

\addlemmaexpands{\let\countword\@CW@cntwl 
                 \global\c@CW@nrepword\c@CW@repword} 

\global\let\@CW@wordlist\@empty 

\newcommand*\CWClosePar{% %% TODO: -> doc.!? Useful? 
  \ifx\@CW@wordlist\@empty \else 
    \immediate\write\@mainaux{% 
      \gdef\expandafter\noexpand 
       \csname CWp\romannumeral\c@CW@par\endcsname 
        {\@CW@wordlist}}% 
    \global\let\@CW@wordlist\@empty 
    \global\c@CW@repword\z@ 
  \fi 
  \global\let\countword\@CW@cntwi
  \global\@CW@pardeffalse}
\expandafter\def\expandafter\linenumberpar\expandafter{% 
  \expandafter\CWClosePar\linenumberpar} 

\endinput 

VERSION HISTORY: 
v0.01 2004/01/05  Very first release under name `ecntw0.sty'. 
v0.1  2004/01/05  Changed names and documentation, new name 
                  `edcntwd0.sty'. 
v0.11 2004/01/05  renamed \CWnext -> \@CW@next, added main ideas of 
                  implementation. 
v0.12 2004/05/12  Added remark on `linenox1.sty' (load earlier); 
                  added `(C)' and Christian for copyright; 
                  L"uck -> L\"uck. \RequirePackage{ednotes}; 
                  changed doc. accordingly. 
      2004/07/06  Added explanation for order with `linenox1.sty' 
                  ("for wizards"). 
      2004/07/28  ^^J; cope with pagewise numbering; note on 
                  switching from pagewise to running. 
v0.12b .../08/31  Changed to LPPL v1.3, added maintenance. 
v0.2  2004/09/20  Removed mentions of `linenox1.sty', for 
                  `lineno.sty' v4... 
v0.3  2004/10/07  Usage: to be loaded by `ednotes.sty' option. 
      2004/10/11  Removed \RequirePackage{ednotes}; changed some 
                  TODOs. 
      2004/10/12  latex/3730. 
v0.3a 2004/11/07  LPPL v1.3a. 
v0.3b 2005/01/10  Contact via http. 
v0.31 2005/02/20  Added \@EN@first. 
      2005/03/08  Added Copyright 2005. 
v0.32 2005/05/01  Replaced \@EN@first by LaTeX's \@car. 
[not sent, not tested]
