Re: where is macro files for our new papers

From: Christian Holm Christensen (cholm@hehi03.nbi.dk)
Date: Tue Jul 08 2003 - 05:13:03 EDT

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    Hi Ian, 

Ian Bearden <bearden@nbi.dk> wrote concerning
  Re: where is macro files for our new papers [Tue, 8 Jul 2003 10:41:16 +0200] 
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> I will try to find the macros, right now I have only the final draft 
> and the postscript figures.
> Once found, where should I put them?  I think that our paper related 
> material is spread over several places, but this
> could be because I have not been paying enough attention.

Why don't you follow Bjorn's excellent lead and create a
sub-repository in our normal CVS.   

1) Collect your stuff (LaTeX files, ROOT scripts, Postscript images,
   Makefiles) in a directory
2) cd there. 
3) Import into CVS doing 

     cvs -d /afs/rhic/brahms/BRAHMS_CVS \
	 import -m "Import of High p_t paper, Au+Au 200 GeV" \
         papers/high_pt_03 brahms start 

4) Validate the import by checking out the stuff again, and building
   the paper: 

     cvs -d /afs/rhic/brahms/BRAHMS_CVS \
	 checkout -d high_pt_03 papers/high_pt_03
     cd high_pt_03 
     make 

In this way, everybody in BRAHMS will have access to it, it's
backed up by RCF, and everybody knows how to get it. 

I'd like to encourage all who's sitting on sources for papers,
articles, etc. to import that into CVS, for the reasons stated above.  

Currently in `papers' are 
	  
  * dndeta-130GeV
  * moriond2001
  * panic02
    - netp_pc
  * qm02
    - pikyeilds_do 
  * winterworkshop2001 
    
That leaves at least 4 papers, etc. that isn't in there, as well as
numerous proceeding contributions. 

I don't know what the sentiment is, but people holding thesis and the
like could do the same (I know, I haven't even put in mine yet - shame
on me). 

Please note, that ROOT scripts is by far preferable to Postscript
figures, in that one can read out the numbers directly and change
styles if needed.  Here, a Makefile(.am) can help you build the paper
including all the Postscript images, and so on.

Yours, 

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