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%% Copyright 2021 Tommi SyrjÃ¤nen 
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% The Current Maintainer of this work is Tommi SyrjÃ¤nen 
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% See file MANIFEST-Aboensis.txt to a list of files that make up this
% work.
\ProvidesPackage{aboensis}[2021/07/16 v1.0 XeLaTeX Package (Use Aboensis Open Type Font)]
%% Author: Tommi SyrjÃ¤nen (tssyrjan@iki.fi)
%%

%% This is a package for using the Aboensis OpenType medieval cursiva
%% littera font with xelatex. Documentation is in the file
%% 'aboensis.pdf'.

% Necessary packages
\RequirePackage{fontspec}
\RequirePackage{xcolor}

\makeatletter

\newif\ifFibonacciNumbers
\FibonacciNumbersfalse

%% Package option: use numbers from Fibonacci manuscript
\DeclareOption{Fibonacci}{\FibonacciNumberstrue}

\ProcessOptions*{}

% Set tilde and underline to be normal letters
\def\abtildes{\catcode`~11\catcode`_11}

% There are three predefined colors that are defined using basic
% fontspec functionality and a way for the user to define their own
% colors with xcolor. This package doesn't require that xcolor is in
% use and the user has to include xcolor in the document separately if
% those funcitions are used. For the predefined colors there are also
% darker variants to use when drawing strikes over black (or otherwise
% dark) letters
\newcommand{\ab@red}{B1523E}
\newcommand{\ab@darkred}{4D231C}
\newcommand{\ab@green}{62876E}
\newcommand{\ab@darkgreen}{3F4D3C}
\newcommand{\ab@blue}{455F9B}
\newcommand{\ab@darkblue}{202F4D}

% The color commands
\newcommand{\ab@textcolor}{black}
\newcommand{\ab@rubriccolor}{\ab@red}
\newcommand{\ab@darkrubriccolor}{\ab@darkred}
\newcommand{\ab@otherrubriccolor}{\ab@green}
\newcommand{\ab@darkotherrubriccolor}{\ab@darkgreen}


% Set rubrics to red
\newcommand{\abrubricred}{\absetrubriccolor{abred}}

% Set rubric to green
\newcommand{\abrubricgreen}{\absetrubriccolor{abgreen}}

% Set rubrics to blue
\newcommand{\abrubricblue}{\absetrubriccolor{abblue}}

% Set otherrubrics to red
\newcommand{\abotherrubricred}{\absetotherrubriccolor{abred}}

% Set rubrics to green
\newcommand{\abotherrubricgreen}{\absetotherrubriccolor{abgreen}}

% Set rubrics to blue
\newcommand{\abotherrubricblue}{\absetotherrubriccolor{abblue}}

% Set rubric color 
\newcommand{\absetrubriccolor}[1]{%
  \renewcommand{\ab@rubriccolor}{#1}}

% Set other rubric color
\newcommand{\absetotherrubriccolor}[1]{%
  \renewcommand{\ab@otherrubriccolor}{#1}}

% User command for setting the text color
\newcommand{\absettextcolor}[1]{%
  \def\ab@textcolor{#1}}



% Define the xcolors
\def\ab@mixpercentage{45}
\def\ab@othermixpercentage{45}

\definecolor{abred}{HTML}{\ab@red}
\definecolor{abgreen}{HTML}{\ab@green}
\definecolor{abblue}{HTML}{\ab@blue}
\definecolor{abdarkred}{HTML}{\ab@darkred}
\definecolor{abdarkgreen}{HTML}{\ab@darkgreen}
\definecolor{abdarkblue}{HTML}{\ab@darkblue}
\absetrubriccolor{abred}%
\absetotherrubriccolor{abgreen}



% Set the argument using the primary rubric color
\newcommand{\abrubric}[1]{%
  {\color{\ab@rubriccolor}#1}}


% Turn on the primary rubric color 
\newcommand{\abtorubric}{%
  \color{\ab@rubriccolor}}


% Set the argument using the secondary rubric color
\newcommand{\abotherrubric}[1]{%
  {\color{\ab@otherrubriccolor}#1}}


% Turn on the secondary rubric color
\newcommand{\abtootherrubric}{%
  \color{\ab@otherrubriccolor}}


% Set the argument using text color
\newcommand{\abtext}[1]{%
  {\color{\ab@textcolor}#1}}


% Turn on Aboensis with either normal or the alternative set of
% numbers
\newcommand{\ab@startaboensis}{
  \ifFibonacciNumbers\fontspec[RawFeature=+tnum;]{Aboensis}\else%
  \fontspec{Aboensis}\fi}

% Change font to Aboensis with text color 
\newcommand{\abcursivefamily}{%
  \ab@startaboensis\color{\ab@textcolor}\abtildes
}

% Typeset the argument with Aboensis
\newcommand{\aboensis}[1]{%
  {\ab@startaboensis\color{\ab@textcolor}#1}}

% Typeset the font name
\newcommand{\Aboensis}[1]{{\fontspec{Aboensis}\large Aboensis}}


% Set the color mixing percentage for highlighted capitals with
% primary rubrics color
\newcommand{\absetcolormixpercentage}[1]{%
  \def\ab@mixpercentage{#1}}

% Set the color mixing percentage for highlighted capitals with the
% secondary rubrics color
\newcommand{\absetothercolormixpercentage}[1]{%
  \def\ab@othermixpercentage{#1}}


%% Add a highlighted capital in the primary rubrics color. 
\newcommand{\abcapital}[1]{%
  \ab@capital{#1}{\ab@rubriccolor}{\ab@mixpercentage}%
}

%% Add a highlighted capital in the secondary rubrics color. 
\newcommand{\abcapitalother}[1]{%
  \ab@capital{#1}{\ab@otherrubriccolor}{\ab@othermixpercentage}%
}

% Internal command for actually adding the highlighted capital The
% first argument is the letter, second is the highlight color, and
% third the mix percentge
\newcommand{\ab@capital}[3]{%
  % The text color letter
  {\color{\ab@textcolor}#1}%
  % The highlight color
  {\addfontfeature{RawFeature=+ss01;}\color{#2}#1}%
  % Finally a mixed percentage strike
  {\addfontfeature{RawFeature=+ss02;}\color{#2!#3!\ab@textcolor}#1}}


% The boolean \ab@MainColor is used to control space for two-color
% lombardic initials. The problem is that when we kern the initial,
% the first line of text after the two-line initial is spaced
% correctly but the second line goes wrong if the kern is not applied
% to it. The @abMainColor is true when setting the primary intial
% color and false when adding the second color. 
\newif\ifab@MainColor
\ab@MainColortrue

%% Insert a two-line Lombardic initial in primary rubrics color
\newcommand{\abinitial}[1]{%
  \ab@initial{#1}{\ab@rubriccolor}{1.0}{0pt}{0pt}%
}


%% Insert a two-line Lombardic initial in secondary rubrics color
\newcommand{\abinitialother}[1]{%
  \ab@initial{#1}{\ab@otherrubriccolor}{1.0}{0pt}{0pt}}


%% Insert a two-line Lombardic initial where primary color is the
%% primary rubrics color 
\newcommand{\abinitialtwo}[1]{%
  \ab@initial{#1:}{\ab@rubriccolor}{1.0}{0pt}{0pt}%
  \ab@MainColorfalse%
  \ab@initial{#1/}{\ab@otherrubriccolor}{1.0}{0pt}{0pt}%
  \ab@MainColortrue%
}

%% Insert a two-line Lombardic initial where primary color is the
%% secondary rubrics color
\newcommand{\abinitialothertwo}[1]{%
  \ab@initial{#1:}{\ab@otherrubriccolor}{1.0}{0pt}{0pt}%
  \ab@MainColorfalse%
  \ab@initial{#1/}{\ab@rubriccolor}{1.0}{0pt}{0pt}%
  \ab@MainColortrue%
}


% Insert two line Lombardic initial that is scaled and kerned.
% Arguments are:
%  1. The initial
%  2. Scaling factor (1.0 is default initial size)
%  3. Horizontal kerning 
%  4. Vertical kerning
\newcommand{\abinitwpos}[4]{%
  \ab@initial{#1}{\ab@rubriccolor}{#2}{#3}{#4}}

% Insert two line Lombardic initial with secondary rubrics color.
% Arguments are the same as above 
\newcommand{\abinitowpos}[4]{%
  \ab@initial{#1}{\ab@otherrubriccolor}{#2}{#3}{#4}}

% Insert a two-color two-line Lombardic initial where the primary
% color is the primary rubric color. Arguments are the same as above
\newcommand{\abinittwowpos}[4]{%
  \ab@initial{#1:}{\ab@rubriccolor}{#2}{#3}{#4}%
  \ab@MainColorfalse%
  \ab@initial{#1/}{\ab@otherrubriccolor}{#2}{0pt}{#4}%
  \ab@MainColortrue%
}

% Insert a two-color two-line Lombardic initial where the primary
% color is the secondary rubric color. Arguments are the same as above
\newcommand{\abinitotwowpos}[4]{%
  \ab@initial{#1:}{\ab@rubriccolor}{#2}{#3}{#4}%
  \ab@MainColorfalse%
  \ab@initial{#1/}{\ab@otherrubriccolor}{#2}{0pt}{#4}%
  \ab@MainColortrue%
}


% Auxiliary length that helps typesetting Lombardic initials
\newlength{\ab@initialwidth}
\setlength{\ab@initialwidth}{0pt}
\newbox\ab@initialbox

% An internal command to add a one-color initial the arguments are in
% order:
%  1. The initial to add
%  2. The color of the initial
%  3. Scaling factor x. The size of the initial will be: x * 2.2 times
%     the font size 
%  4. Additional horizontal kerning for the initial
%  5. Additional vertical kerning for the initial
\newcommand{\ab@initial}[5]{%
  \ab@formatinitial{#1}{#2}{#3}%
  % Add the kerning amount to the initial width. We don't need to
  % worry about adding this twice because it is zero with the second
  % color
  \advance\ab@initialwidth by #4%
  \mbox{}\smash{\lower1.1\baselineskip\hbox{\kern#4\smash{\lower-#5\box\ab@initialbox}}}%
}


% Formats a single initial 
\newcommand{\ab@formatinitial}[3]{%
  \setbox\ab@initialbox\hbox{\scalebox{#3}{\hbox{%
        \addfontfeature{Scale=2.2}%
        \color{#2}+#1+%
      }}}%
  % Set the box width if we are not adding the second color
  \ifab@MainColor\ab@initialwidth=\wd\ab@initialbox\relax\fi%
}


%% Indent the width of the initial letter
\newcommand{\abindent}{\mbox{}\hspace{\ab@initialwidth}}


%% Add a cursive initial in default position
\newcommand{\abcursiveinitial}[1]{%
  \abcursiveinitialwithpos{#1}{1.0}{0pt}{0pt}%
}


%% Add a cursive initial with manually set position. The arguments
%% are:
%
% 1. Initial to add
% 2. The scale
% 3. Horizontal kerning
% 4. Vertical kerning
\newcommand{\abcursiveinitialwithpos}[4]{%
  \setbox\ab@initialbox\hbox{\scalebox{#2}{\addfontfeature{Scale=5.5}++#1++}}%
   \ab@initialwidth=\wd\ab@initialbox%
   \advance\ab@initialwidth by #3%
   \mbox{}\smash{\hbox{\kern#3\smash{\lower-#4\box\ab@initialbox}}}%
 }



% Start a chapter with a two-line Lombardic initial with primary
% rubrics color. The arguments are:
% 1. The initial letter 
% 2. The first line of text
% 3. The second line of text
\newcommand{\abstartchapter}[3]{%
  \ab@startchapter{#1}{\ab@rubriccolor}{1.0}{0pt}{0pt}{#2}{#3}%
}

% Start a chapter with a two-line two-color Lombardic initial where
% the primary color is the primary rubrics color. The arguments are:
% 1. The initial letter 
% 2. The first line of text
% 3. The second line of text
\newcommand{\abstartchaptertwo}[3]{%
  \ab@startchaptertwo{#1}{\ab@rubriccolor}{\ab@otherrubriccolor}{1.0}{0pt}{0pt}{#2}{#3}%
}


% Start a chapter with a two-line Lombardic initial with secondary
% rubrics color. The arguments are:
% 1. The initial letter 
% 2. The first line of text
% 3. The second line of text
\newcommand{\abstartchapterother}[3]{%
  \ab@startchapter{#1}{\ab@otherrubriccolor}{1.0}{0pt}{0pt}{#2}{#3}%
}

% Start a chapter with a two-line two-color Lombardic initial where
% the primary color is the secondary rubrics color. The arguments are:
% 1. The initial letter 
% 2. The first line of text
% 3. The second line of text
\newcommand{\abstartchapterothertwo}[3]{%
  \ab@startchaptertwo{#1}{\ab@otherrubriccolor}{\ab@rubriccolor}{1.0}{0pt}{0pt}{#2}{#3}%
}

% Start a chapter with a two-line lombardic initial in the primary
% rubrics color that is scaled and positioned. The arguments are:
% 1. initial
% 2. scale
% 3. xkern
% 4. ykern
% 5. first line
% 6. second line
\newcommand{\abstartchapterwithpos}[6]{%
  \ab@startchapter{#1}{\ab@rubriccolor}{#2}{#3}{#4}{#5}{#6}}

% Start a chapter with a two-color two-line lombardic initial where
% the primary color is the primary rubric color.
% rubrics color that is scaled and positioned. The arguments are:
% 1. initial
% 2. scale
% 3. xkern
% 4. ykern
% 5. first line
% 6. second line
\newcommand{\abstartchaptertwowithpos}[6]{%
  \ab@startchaptertwo{#1}{\ab@rubriccolor}{\ab@otherrubriccolor}{#2}{#3}{#4}{#5}{#6}}


% Start a chapter with a two-line lombardic initial in the secondary
% rubrics color that is scaled and positioned. The arguments are:
% 1. initial
% 2. scale
% 3. xkern
% 4. ykern
% 5. first line
% 6. second line
\newcommand{\abstartchapterotherwithpos}[6]{%
  \ab@startchapter{#1}{\ab@otherrubriccolor}{#2}{#3}{#4}{#5}{#6}}

% Start a chapter with a two-color two-line lombardic initial where
% the primary color is the secondary rubric color.
% rubrics color that is scaled and positioned. The arguments are:
% 1. initial
% 2. scale
% 3. xkern
% 4. ykern
% 5. first line
% 6. second line
\newcommand{\abstartchapterothertwowithpos}[6]{%
  \ab@startchaptertwo{#1}{\ab@otherrubriccolor}{\ab@rubriccolor}{#2}{#3}{#4}{#5}{#6}}


% Arguments:
% 1. initial
% 2. color
% 3. scale
% 4. xkern
% 5. ykern
% 6. first line
% 7. second line
\newcommand{\ab@startchapter}[7]{%
  \ab@initial{#1}{#2}{#3}{#4}{#5}%
  \abl{#6}%
  \abindent\abl{#7}%
}

\newcommand{\ab@startchapterswash}[7]{%
  \ab@initial{#1:}{#2}{#3}{#4}{#5}%
  \abl{#6}%
  \abindent\abl{#7}%
}

\newcommand{\ab@startchaptertwo}[8]{%
  \ab@initial{#1:}{#2}{#4}{#5}{#6}%
  \ab@MainColorfalse
  \ab@initial{#1/}{#3}{#4}{0pt}{#6}%
  \ab@MainColortrue
  \abl{#7}%
  \abindent\abl{#8}%
}





%% The commands to add pointing fingers in different directions. 
\newcommand{\ableftindex}{\scalebox{5.5}{\char`\^^^^261c}}
\newcommand{\abrightindex}{\scalebox{5.5}{\char`\^^^^261e}}
\newcommand{\abupindex}{\scalebox{7}{\char`\^^^^261d}}
\newcommand{\abdownindex}{\scalebox{7}{\char`\^^^^261f}}


% Typeset one row of text with even line distances 
\newcommand{\abl}[1]{\strut\smash{\mbox{#1}}\linebreak}
\newcommand{\abb}[1]{\strut\smash{\mbox{#1}}}


% Typeset the pillcrow symbol in a rubrics color
\newcommand{\abpara}{\abrubric{Â¶}}
\newcommand{\abparaother}{\abotherrubric{Â¶}}


%% Medieval measurement unit abbreviations
\catcode`~11
\newcommand{\ablibra}{[libra]}
\newcommand{\abmark}{[mark]}
\newcommand{\abmarc}{[mark:]}
\newcommand{\abmk}{[mark::]}
\newcommand{\absolidus}{so~l}
\newcommand{\abdenarius}{/d}
\newcommand{\ablod}{lodh}
\newcommand{\abquintin}{[quintin]}
\newcommand{\abore}{[ore]}
\newcommand{\abortug}{[ortug]}
\newcommand{\abpenning}{pe~n}
\newcommand{\ablispund}{lis[pund]}
\newcommand{\ablispundtwo}{[lispund]}
\newcommand{\ablispundthree}{l[pund]}
\newcommand{\ablispundfour}{[lispund:]}
\newcommand{\abskeppund}{skep[pund]}
\newcommand{\abskeppundtwo}{[skeppund]}
\newcommand{\abbesmanspund}{[libra]}
\newcommand{\abpund}{[pund]}
\newcommand{\abpundtwo}{p~ud}
\newcommand{\abpundthree}{~p}
\newcommand{\abpundfour}{~pp}
\newcommand{\abskaalpund}{skaal[pund]}
\newcommand{\abmarkpund}{m[pund]}
\newcommand{\abmarkpundtwo}{[ma][pund]}
\newcommand{\abtunna}{[tunna]}
\newcommand{\abtunnor}{[tunnor]}
\newcommand{\abspann}{~sp}
\newcommand{\abfjarding}{~ffi}
\newcommand{\abfjardingtwo}{fjard~ug}
\newcommand{\absattung}{s*}
\newcommand{\abskappa}{skÃ¤ppa}
\newcommand{\abskole}{skaale}
\newcommand{\abkappa}{cap[per]}
\newcommand{\abkappatwo}{kap[per]}
\newcommand{\abthyn}{Ã¾yn}
\newcommand{\abkolmannes}{kol~m}
\newcommand{\abkylmitta}{kyl~m}
\newcommand{\ablast}{lÃ¤st}
\newcommand{\abvakka}{vacka}
\newcommand{\abmodius}{mo~d}
\newcommand{\absoll}{saaldh}
\newcommand{\abkarpio}{*k[per]}
\newcommand{\abkarpiotwo}{k}
\newcommand{\abparmas}{[par]mas}
\newcommand{\abdragu}{dragu}
\newcommand{\abaam}{aam}
\newcommand{\ablass}{lass}
\newcommand{\absommarlass}{so~marlass}
\newcommand{\abvinterlass}{vin't\kern0.6pt{}lass}
\newcommand{\absommardragu}{so~mardragu}
\newcommand{\abvinterdragu}{v~iterdragu}
\newcommand{\abfangh}{faangh}
\newcommand{\abkarve}{kÃ¤rffue}
\newcommand{\abambar}{Ã¤mbar}
\newcommand{\abstop}{stope}
\newcommand{\abkanna}{[kanna]}
\newcommand{\abkannatwo}{ka~na}
\newcommand{\abotting}{attu~g}
\newcommand{\abbaat}{baat}
\newcommand{\abquarter}{q~t}
\newcommand{\abfat}{fat}
\newcommand{\abstang}{[stÃ¥ng]}
\newcommand{\abaln}{aln}
\newcommand{\abhalvaln}{halvaln}
\newcommand{\abfot}{fot}
\newcommand{\abmil}{mil}
\newcommand{\abrast}{rast}
\newcommand{\abvika}{vika}
\newcommand{\abvecka}{vecka}
\newcommand{\abfamn}{ffa~pn}
\newcommand{\abtum}{tum}
\newcommand{\abspannland}{\abspann{}aland}
\newcommand{\abtunnland}{\abtunna{}land}
\newcommand{\abpundland}{\abpund{}l~ad}
\newcommand{\abpundlandtwo}{p~udal~ad}
\newcommand{\abmarksland}{\abmark{}aland}
\newcommand{\abmarkslandtwo}{\abmk{}al~ad}
\newcommand{\aboresland}{\abore{}sl~ad}
\newcommand{\abortugsland}{\abortug{}al~ad}
\newcommand{\abpenningsland}{\abpenning{}al~ad}
\newcommand{\abskattemark}{skathe[mark:]}
\newcommand{\abhalvbol}{halffbool}
\newcommand{\abbol}{booll}
\newcommand{\abstycke}{s~t}
\newcommand{\abdacker}{deker}
\newcommand{\abtimber}{[timber]}
\newcommand{\abtimmer}{ti~m}
\newcommand{\abothernum}[1]{{\addfontfeature{RawFeature=+tnum;}#1}}
\newcommand{\abroman}[1]{{\addfontfeature{RawFeature=+onum;}#1}}
\newcommand{\abthousand}{{\fontspec[RawFeature=+sups;]{Aboensis}*m*}}
\newcommand{\abhundred}{{\fontspec[RawFeature=+sups;]{Aboensis}*c*}}
\newcommand{\abromanother}[3]{\abroman{#1}\abthousand{}\abroman{*#2}\abhundred{}\abroman{*#3}}
\newcommand{\abthird}{{\fontspec{Aboensis}}{t}}
\newcommand{\abfourth}{{\fontspec{Aboensis}q~t}}
\newcommand{\absixth}{{\fontspec{Aboensis}s*}}
\newcommand{\abitem}{[item]}

\catcode`~\active

\makeatother

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