abhabongse/xelatex-tenth

XeLaTeX document template with preconfigured Thai fonts.

XeLaTeX Template

Preconfigured template for XeLaTeX documents. Codename tenth used to stand for for Template for English and Thai as it was historically set up for pdfLaTeX, but no more! It even supports more scripts with fontspec package.

Other preconfigurations are according to my own taste, of course. Feel free to look at or modify tenth.sty as you wish.

Diagrams

Please see a separate README on how to use the software called IPE to draw diagrams and embed them in XeLaTeX documents.

Fonts

This template is preconfigured with the following fonts:

• Google Font variant of Sarabun as the main font (represented as \rmfamily)
• FiraGO as the loopless font (represented as \sffamily)
• FiraCode as the monospaced font (represented as \ttfamily)

In case you are wondering, all fonts mentioned above are released under SIL Open Font License. See below for the exhaustive list of fonts filenames.

However, these font files do not come with this template; you will need to download them either by visiting each link provided above, or simply use the prepared download script:

$ ./download_fonts.py

Next, you have two options of what to do with the downloaded fonts:

1. Keep them inside fonts/ directory. For this particular case, you will need to supply the localfonts=true to the loading of tenth xelatex package:

   \usepackage[localfonts=true]{tenth}

2. Install them (located in fonts/ directory) into your computer, and include the following package:

   \usepackage{tenth}

List of font filenames

• Sarabun-BoldItalic.ttf
• Sarabun-Bold.ttf
• Sarabun-ExtraBoldItalic.ttf
• Sarabun-ExtraBold.ttf
• Sarabun-ExtraLightItalic.ttf
• Sarabun-ExtraLight.ttf
• Sarabun-Italic.ttf
• Sarabun-LightItalic.ttf
• Sarabun-Light.ttf
• Sarabun-MediumItalic.ttf
• Sarabun-Medium.ttf
• Sarabun-Regular.ttf
• Sarabun-SemiBoldItalic.ttf
• Sarabun-SemiBold.ttf
• Sarabun-ThinItalic.ttf
• Sarabun-Thin.ttf
• FiraGO-BoldItalic.otf
• FiraGO-Bold.otf
• FiraGO-BookItalic.otf
• FiraGO-Book.otf
• FiraGO-ExtraBoldItalic.otf
• FiraGO-ExtraBold.otf
• FiraGO-ExtraLightItalic.otf
• FiraGO-ExtraLight.otf
• FiraGO-Italic.otf
• FiraGO-LightItalic.otf
• FiraGO-Light.otf
• FiraGO-MediumItalic.otf
• FiraGO-Medium.otf
• FiraGO-Regular.otf
• FiraGO-SemiBoldItalic.otf
• FiraGO-SemiBold.otf
• FiraCode-Bold.ttf
• FiraCode-Light.ttf
• FiraCode-Medium.ttf
• FiraCode-Regular.ttf
• FiraCode-SemiBold.ttf

xelatex-tenth's Issues

`mdframed` definition needs revision

Currently, using mdframed with standard style gives a weird margin. For example, this code

First paragraph.

\begin{mdframed}[style=standard]
    \textbf{Revised Topic\;} Determining the Safety of Queries in Database Relational Calculus and Datalog with Alloy Analyzer
\end{mdframed}

The problem statement for this project has been revised as written below, based on the findings during the course of study for this project.

yields the following

Warning from `fancyhdr` package when document option `twoside` not specified

Here is the issue to fix:

WARNINGS:
tenth.cls:327: Package Fancyhdr Warning: \fancyhead's `E' option without twoside option is useless on input line 327.
tenth.cls:328: Package Fancyhdr Warning: \fancyhead's `E' option without twoside option is useless on input line 328.
tenth.cls:329: Package Fancyhdr Warning: \fancyfoot's `E' option without twoside option is useless on input line 329.

Reorganize structure of files

1. Separate between actual class and the documentation.

2. Rename files.

Replace `\baselinestretch` with `\setstretch`

This is not straightforward since \setstretch will break the text encoding as-is. It is possible that \setstretch defines a new local encoding. Probably need to look at the source code of setspace package.

Set up `\autoref`and 'theorem heading' according to default language

When the default language is Thai, the special hardcoded text such as \sectionname or \pagename should all be in Thai, including inside \autoref and theorem heading.