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Re: "soelim" for latex?

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From: Graham Gough
Date: Fri, 28 Jun 1991 08:16
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> Is there a way to take a LaTeX file, run it, and output (on the side)
> all the primitive code that was executed?  So that one can
> send the latex file, rather than the DVI or postscript?

My understanding of soelim is that it just expands the directives to
include files. There was a utility posted some time ago that did the
same thing for TeX, called texexpand. Unfortunately I recently
discovered that the version I had contained a bug and that I'd lost
the source :-(. Other people may be able to point you to a newer,
bug-free version. I do, however, have a (short) emacs-lisp function
which does the same job if that is any use to you.

Graham

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