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 Smarter LaTeX quotes [for WinEdt 10]

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 by Riccardo Dossena
 E-mail: riccardo.dossena@gmail.com

 http://www.winedt.org/

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This package provides two macros for smart double quotes and smart
single quotes.

The first macro allows to insert opening and closing double quotes
(language-dependant) simply by pressing one time " at the beginning
or at the end of a word, respectively. Further, it is possible to
insert the character " by pressing the key " two times.

The second macro allows to insert opening and closing single quotes
(language-dependant) simply by pressing one time ' at the beginning
or at the end of a word, respectively. Further, it is possible to
insert the character ' by pressing the key ' two times.

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 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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I would like to thank Karl Koeller for his willingness and his
collaboration.

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 INSTALLATION
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Open the macro file "Install.edt" in WinEdt, and execute it by
choosing "Macros" menu > "Execute Current Macro".

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 UNINSTALLATION
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Open the macro file "Uninstall.edt" in WinEdt (also available in
%b\Uninstall\SmarterQuotes folder), and execute it by choosing
"Macros" menu > "Execute Current Macro".

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 USAGE
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The macros act differently depending on the document's mode. For
example, if the document's mode is TeX:DE, the macro for double
quotes inserts, respectively, "` and "' for opening and closing
quotes and the macro for single quotes inserts, respectively, \glq
and \grq{} for opening and closing quotes.

If the comment

% SQ: UNICODE

is found in the preamble of your document, then the unicode version
of quotes are inserted, e.g. for German language, „ and “, ‚ and ‘.

Typing twice " or ' you get the respective characters.

If the comment

% SQ: EN-single

is found in the preamble, then SmarterQuotes is forced to activate 
the English single quotes, even in a different document's mode.

If for some reason you want to disable SmarterQuotes, write in the
preamble

% SQ: disabled

or

% SQ: single-disabled
% SQ: double-disabled

if you want to disable only single or double quotes.
