freebsd-ports/print/jadetex/distinfo

MD5 (jadetex/Makefile.jadetex) = 83a0b78a797ee5d9b60ebb1de4bf8a15
MD5 (jadetex/jadetex.dtx) = 23b12fa816191b86b1648cf17561ad1e
MD5 (jadetex/jadetex.ini) = e7ce73c84a5005fe400583190b848ddb
MD5 (jadetex/jadetex.ins) = e0f94e8e5f281e36fe4b78de6e23b48a
MD5 (jadetex/pdfjadetex.ini) = a68ee493fdc86007923c593accb61e29
I hope this has done the right thing, I hate using easy-import. This is JadeTeX, a set of TeX macros for processing the TeX output from Jade and doing useful things with it. In the grand scheme of things, it'll be used as part of the process to convert DocBook to PostScript and PDF. It depends on teTeX-beta, all 30 megs of it. Sean Kelly did all this, and deserves the credit, I'm just committing on his behalf. That ticking noise you can here is LinuxDoc's shrinking lifetime. Reviewed by: nik@freebsd.org Submitted by: Sean Kelly <kelly@plutotech.com> 1998-12-08 21:08:28 +00:00			`MD5 (jadetex/Makefile.jadetex) = 83a0b78a797ee5d9b60ebb1de4bf8a15`
			`MD5 (jadetex/jadetex.dtx) = 23b12fa816191b86b1648cf17561ad1e`
			`MD5 (jadetex/jadetex.ini) = e7ce73c84a5005fe400583190b848ddb`
			`MD5 (jadetex/jadetex.ins) = e0f94e8e5f281e36fe4b78de6e23b48a`
			`MD5 (jadetex/pdfjadetex.ini) = a68ee493fdc86007923c593accb61e29`