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%%      This is a style file created on December 15,    %%
%%      2004 by Aaron F. Kaplan.  It contains an        %%
%%      assortment of features designed to facilitate   %%
%%      linguistic writing in LaTeX.  This package      %%
%%      containts elements for phonology, syntax, and   %%
%%      semantics.  It requires the xspace, linguex,    %%
%%      and colortbl packages.                          %%
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\ProvidesPackage{aaronsling}[2006/06/10  v1.6 (Aaron F. Kaplan)]
\RequirePackage{tipa, xspace, linguex, colortbl, bbding}
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\newcommand{\exhead}[1]{\emph{#1}}             %%%%  put your example headings in this command to format them all the same; change the command to change all your
                                               %%%%  example headings at once.


\newcommand{\sub}[1]{$_{\textnormal{\scriptsize #1}}$}             %%%%  puts subscripts in the normal shape when you use \sub, rather than italics

\newcommand{\con}[1]{{\sc #1}}


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%%%%%%%%%%%  Phonology  %%%%%%%%%%%
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%%% For IPA (used with TIPA) %%%
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\newlength{\datalength}             %%%%  the new length \datalength will separate examples from their glosses; see below
\setlength{\datalength}{1.5in}             %%%%  the default length is 1.5in.  Change this as needed with the \setlength command.

\newlength{\derivlength}             %%%%  the new length \datalength will separate examples from their glosses; see below
\setlength{\derivlength}{1.5in}             %%%%  the default length is 1.5in.  Change this as needed with the \setlength command.



\newcommand{\ipa}[1]{\emph{\textipa{#1}}}             %%%%  italicizes IPA text so you don't have to use both \it and \textipa
\newcommand{\data}[2]{\makebox[\datalength][l]{\textipa{#1}}`#2'}             %%%%  IPA text (first argument) with gloss (in single quotes), separated by some space
\newcommand{\deriv}[3]{\makebox[\datalength][l]{/\textipa{#1}/} $\rightarrow$ \makebox[\derivlength][l]{\textipa{#2}}`#3'}%%%%  derivation: arg. 1 = input, arg. 2 =
                                                                                                                          %%%%  ouptut, arg. 3 = gloss (in quotes}

\newcommand{\datavar}[3]{\makebox[#1][l]{\textipa{#2}}`#3'}             %%%%  same as above, but the first argument now defines the length of the IPA's mbox
\newcommand{\derivvar}[5]{\makebox[#1][l]{/\textipa{#3}/} $\rightarrow$ \makebox[2][l]{\textipa{#4}}`#5'}%%%%  same as above, but 1st 2 args. define mbox lengths


\newcommand{\restoredata}{\setlength{\datalength}{1.5in}}



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%%% OT Machinery %%%
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\newcommand{\hand}{\HandRight}             %%%%  defines \hand to print out the OT hand using the bbding package
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%%% Alternative OT hand--uncomment and comment above to use:
%\font\speciala=pzdr at 12pt             %%%%  calls up the font containing the OT hand
%   \newcommand{\hand}{\rlap{\speciala\char'053}}             %%%%  defines \hand to print out the OT hand
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\newcommand{\csh}{\cellcolor[gray]{0.7}}             %%%%  \shade shades a cell in a table; requires the package colortbl
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\newcommand{\rank}{$\gg$\xspace}             %%%%  \rank prints out the OT ranking symbol: >>
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\newcounter{candidate}[ExNo]             %%%%  defines a new counter for automatic numbering of candidates in OT Tableaux
\newcommand{\cand}{\refstepcounter{candidate}\alph{candidate}.~}             %%%%  sets the format for the candidate label: a.
\renewcommand{\thecandidate}{\hbox{(\alph{candidate})}}             %%%%  tells LaTeX to print the candidate label with \ref in the format (a)
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%%% Common constraints (in small caps) %%%
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\newcommand{\dep}{{\sc Dep}\xspace}
\newcommand{\otmax}{{\sc Max}\xspace}
\newcommand{\complex}{{\sc *Complex}\xspace}
\newcommand{\onset}{{\sc Onset}\xspace}
\newcommand{\nocoda}{{\sc NoCoda}\xspace}
\newcommand{\contig}{{\sc Contiguity}\xspace}
\newcommand{\linearity}{{\sc Linerarity}\xspace}
\newcommand{\uniformity}{{\sc Uniformity}\xspace}
\newcommand{\parse}{{\sc Parse}\xspace}
\newcommand{\parsesyll}{{\sc Parse-$\sigma$}\xspace}
\newcommand{\clash}{{\sc *Clash}\xspace}
\newcommand{\nonfin}{{\sc NonFinality}\xspace}
\newcommand{\stw}{{\sc Stress-to-Weight}\xspace}
\newcommand{\wbp}{{\sc Weight-by-Position}\xspace}
\newcommand{\wsp}{{\sc Weight-to-Stress}\xspace}
\newcommand{\otfill}{{\sc Fill}\xspace}
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\newcommand{\downstep}{\super{!}}
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%%%%%%%%%%%  Syntax  %%%%%%%%%%%
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\newcommand{\gap}{\underline{~~~~}\xspace}             %%%%  \gap creates an underlined space to indicate a gap in a sentence
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\newcommand{\xbar}[1]{$\overline{\mbox{#1}}$}             %%%%  \xbar{} prints the argument with a line over it
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%%% Feature Matrices %%%
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% Puts one argument over the other
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\newcommand{\xover}[2]{$\hbox{\hfil {#1}\hfil}\atop \hbox{\hfil {#2}\hfil}$}
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% Puts one argument over the other and puts curly brackets around the % whole thing %
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\newcommand{\xoverb}[2]{$\left\{{\hbox{\hfil {#1}\hfil}\atop \hbox{\hfil {#2}\hfil}}\right\}$}
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% Puts one argument over the other and puts square brackets around the % whole thing %
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\newcommand{\xoversb}[2]{$\left\lbrack{\hbox{\hfil {#1}\hfil}\atop \hbox{\hfil {#2}\hfil}}\right\rbrack$}
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%%%%%%%%%%%  Semantics  %%%%%%%%%%%
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\newcommand{\sem}[2][M\!,g]{\mbox{ $[\![ #2 ]\!]^{#1}$}}   %%%% Denotation sign with superscrips
\newcommand{\sema}[2][]{\mbox{ $[\![ #2 ]\!]^{#1}$}}    %%%% Denotation sign without superscrips