
%D This is a bit of a mess. We have logos defined in \CONTEXT\ but \TUGBOAT\ uses
%D some scaling. Let's see if we can handle that.

\startmodule[tugboat-logos]

\setupsorting
  [logo]
  [style=Camel]

\unprotect \pushoverloadmode

\protected\def\Dash {\unskip\thinspace\emdash\thinspace\ignorespaces} % |=|
\protected\def\slash{/\penalty\zerocount\hskip\zeropoint\relax}       % |/|

%D This needs a cleanup ... if we define a document in context speak it should also
%D process in another style.

\definefont[AcroFont]     [Serif*default     sa .90]
\definefont[AcroFontBold] [SerifBold*default sa .90]
\definefont[AcroFontSmall][Serif*default     sa .80]

\protected\def\acro     {\triggergroupedcommandcs\AcroFont     }
\protected\def\acrobf   {\triggergroupedcommandcs\AcroFontBold }
\protected\def\acrosmall{\triggergroupedcommandcs\AcroFontSmall}

%D TugBoat likes it this way:

\logo[API]       {API}
\logo[CD]        {CD}
\logo[CMYK]      {CMYK}
\logo[CPU]       {CPU}
\logo[DVI]       {DVI}
\logo[FTP]       {FTP}
\logo[HTTP]      {HTTP}
\logo[IO]        {I/O}
\logo[ISO]       {ISO}
\logo[KPSE]      {KPSE}
\logo[LINUX]     {Linux}
\logo[LPEG]      {Lpeg}
\logo[MF]        {{\definedfont[logo10]META\-FONT}}
\logo[MPLIB]     {MPlib}
\logo[NFSS]      {NFSS}
\logo[PASCAL]    {Pascal}
\logo[PDF]       {PDF}
\logo[POSIX]     {POSIX}
\logo[RGB]       {RGB}
\logo[TDS]       {TDS}
\logo[TEXBOOK]   {{\sl The \TeX book}}
\logo[TFM]       {TFM}
\logo[TRUETYPE]  {True\-Type}
\logo[TYPEONE]   {Type~1}
\logo[UTF]       {UTF}
\logo[WEBC]      {Web2C}
\logo[XML]       {XML}
\logo[XPATH]     {XPath}
\logo[XSLT]      {XSLT}
\logo[XSLTPROC]  {XSLTPROC}

%D Already defined logos will not be redefined:

\usemodule[abbreviations-logos]

\protect \popoverloadmode

\stopmodule

\continueifinputfile{s-tugboat-logos.mkxl}

\logo[KARL] {Karl Berry}

\startTEXpage[offset=1ts]
    \showglyphs
    \startlines[before=,after=]
    X \CONTEXT
    X \ZIP
    X \XPATH
    X \TEX
    X \LATEX
    X \KARL
    X \acro{Karl Berry}
    \stoplines
\stopTEXpage

