Claire Tam submitted an update to the
user-persona
package.
Version: 2.0
License: lppl1.3c
Summary description: Typesetting User Persona sheets for UX and HCI (Human-Computer Interaction)
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user-persona adds configuration options and new visual elements.
- Options (label, uppercase, leftwidth, gap, header/quote colours,
accent) can be given as package options, via \personasetup, or per
persona via \begin{persona}[...]{Name}. The label key also allows
translating the header.
- New \personascale (spectrum slider between two traits) and
\personarating (dot rating) commands, coloured to match their card.
- The header now stays with the columns across page breaks, and span
cards may break across pages.
- Unknown card positions now raise an error.
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Oliver Beery submitted an update to the
fontscale
package.
Version: 5.0.1 2026-10-27
License: lppl1.3c
Summary description: A flexible interface for setting font sizes
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### Changed
- Maintenance update.
- The documentation now includes examples for:
- `\fontscalesetup`
- `\currentfontsize`, `\currentfontbaselineskip`, `\currentnormalsize`
- `\setfontsize`, `\stepfontsize`
- `\setfontbaselineskip`
- `\printsampletext`, `\printfontsizecommand`
- key `typographic-scale`
- keys `<font size command>/size`
- keys `<font size command>/size-normalsize-ratio`
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Munehiro Yamamoto submitted an update to the
algorithmlite
package.
Version: 1.1 2026-10-28
License: lppl1.3c
Summary description: A lightweight algorithm float without the float package
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algorithmlite v1.1 supports Tagged PDF (\DocumentMetadata{tagging=on}):
the float type algorithm is now registered for tagging, and the [H]
placement of algorithmlite is tagged as well.
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Simon Rubinstein-Salzedo submitted the
combgames-tikz
package.
Version: 1.0
License: lppl1.3c
Summary description: TikZ boards for combinatorial games
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This first release provides TikZ drawings for a range of combinatorial games,
including monochrome and color boards, customizable tokens and annotated
positions. An illustrated manual accompanies the package. It supports pdfLaTeX,
XeLaTeX and LuaLaTeX and requires the companion package combgames-symbols.
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Simon Rubinstein-Salzedo submitted the
combgames-symbols
package.
Version: 1.0
License: lppl1.3c
Summary description: Symbols and notation for combinatorial game theory
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This first release provides vector symbols and braces-and-slashes notation for
combinatorial game theory, with an illustrated command reference. It supports
pdfLaTeX, XeLaTeX and LuaLaTeX. Game boards are available separately in the
companion package combgames-tikz.
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Boris Veytsman submitted an update to the
aomart
package.
Version: 1.40
License: lppl1.3
Summary description: Typeset articles for the Annals of Mathematics
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Version 1.40
Fixed bug in manuscript mode.
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Alain Matthes submitted an update to the
alterqcm
package.
Version: 5.00c 2026-10-27
License: lppl1.3c
Summary description: Multiple choice questionnaires in two column tables
Announcement text:
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## Changed
Option handling now uses pgfkeys, loaded on its own without PGF/TikZ.
xkeyval is no longer loaded. All key names are unchanged.
ifthen is no longer loaded.
calc is still loaded, because users write expressions such as
\linewidth-1cm inside their questions.
Each language is now defined in a single table (\aq@deflang) instead
of three separate copies. The numeric language codes are gone.
The French strings in the source are now written in UTF-8 directly
(Réponses instead of R\'eponses).
Internal macros now use the \aq@ prefix.
These generic names are no longer defined: \nextrandom, \setrannum,
\addtotoks, \mysymb, \goodrep, \liste, \nb and \last@val.
\points is now defined only if it is free, so it no longer clashes
with the exam class. Use \AQpoints.
alea now shuffles the proposals properly (Fisher–Yates), using
the random primitive of the engine. The code taken from random.tex
has been removed.
\AQannexe: all columns have the same width, and the true/false labels
follow the current language.
The documentation is now compiled with LuaLaTeX.
xeCJK is replaced by luatexja-fontspec with the Fandol fonts.
The package works with pdfLaTeX and LuaLaTeX.
LuaLaTeX is recommended for Greek, Russian and Chinese.
## Added
\AQset{...} sets default options for all the following tables.
New key seed=<integer>: with alea, the same order is drawn
on every compilation.
A question can now have any number of proposals.
The previous limit was 5, and any extra proposals were
silently dropped.
If \square or \blacksquare is not defined by any loaded
package (for example when amssymb is not loaded), a
built-in square is used instead.
The option long without \usepackage{longtable} now gives a
clear error, and the table is set with tabular. Before, the
column specification was printed as text in the document.
## Fixed
In long tables, a stray space shifted the questions by about 2pt.
The width of the question box was read from the wrong register
(\wd\aq@wdquest). This affected the transparent mode.
A test on numprop that could never take effect has been removed.
Strings now match between the language options and the language= key
(Russian « Вопросы », French « Suite sur la page suivante »).
Measuring the height of the proposals no longer produces spurious
"Overfull \hbox" warnings.
Documentation: the absolute path used with \InputQuestionList
is now a relative path.
transparent mode: the invisible rule is no wider than the cell,
so the circles now sit where the boxes are, including with VF.
The question column no longer produces an "Overfull \vbox",
and with VF the question text is now hidden too.
The environment starts with \noindent.
The table is as wide as \textwidth, so the paragraph indent
made it overflow by \parindent.
Documentation: long code lines in the examples are wrapped.
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Markus Kohm submitted an update to the
contract
package.
Version: 0.93 2026-10-27
License: lppl1.3c
Summary description: Typeset formalized legal documents such as contracts, statutes, etc.
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Fix of \@doendpe warning with LaTeX from 2025-01-01.
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Yuwsuke Kieda submitted the
gyoudori
package.
Version: 20261026.0
License: mit
Summary description: Gyou-dori (line-based placement) of headings, display math
and floats for Japanese typesetting
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gyoudori implements gyou-dori (line-based placement) for Japanese typesetting:
headings, display math and floats are placed in areas of a whole number of
lines, so that the lines of the main text stay on the line grid. It works with
pLaTeX, upLaTeX and LuaLaTeX (LuaTeX-ja). The documentation is in English and
Japanese.
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Amer Amikhteh submitted an update to the
UniPersian
package.
Version: 0.3.0 2026-10-26
License: lppl1.3c
Summary description: Persian typesetting for LaTeX, LuaLaTeX, and XeLaTeX using BabelBidi
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Refactored language handling, added support for Persian as a
secondary language, integrated the new babelbidi package,
and improved font fallback.
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