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\title{About the GELLMU examples at this location}
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About the GELLMU examples at this location
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\par{The examples here represent different ways of using generalized \LaTeX{} to generate \textsc{SGML}.    In the case of the basic mode examples only the syntatic translator has been used.    For each ``regular GELLMU'' example there is a full suite of the files generated by the didactic production system.  
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\begin{tabular}{|l|l|l|l|l|}
\hline {}\tdbc{stem-name} & \tdbc{mode} & document type & \tdbc{command on chern} & \tdbc{syn. trans. function}
\\ \hline {}ReadMe & regular & article & gellmu & gellmu-trans
\\ \hline {}assgt2-custom & regular & article & gellmu & gellmu-trans
\\ \hline {}assgt2-example & regular & article & gellmu & gellmu-trans
\\ \hline {}gamma-iden & regular & article & gellmu & gellmu-trans
\\ \hline {}ghack4 & basic & hack & g2s(*) & gellmu-sgml
\\ \hline {}ghtml & basic & html & g2h & gellmu-html
\\ \hline {}wprod & basic & (x)html(+mathml) & g2x & gellmu-xml\\ \hline 
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\par{(*) By default the script \texttt{g2s} uses the syntactic translator function \texttt{gellmu-trans}, but for \texttt{ghack4} the correct function is \texttt{gellmu-sgml}.    Thus, for \texttt{ghack4} the command line on chern should be \begin{center}
\texttt{g2s  ghack4  sgml}
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