Add cpruleinline and cpfuncms macros

This release adds in cprulelinline and cpfuncms macros. The former is for writing out individual rules in the body of the text, without bothering to go to a full-blown cpruleset environment (though the rule still gets its own paragraph), while the latter is exactly the same as a cpfunc, but with curly braces instead of parentheses. It is used for functors upon which micro-surgeries are performed in the rules.

Autogrow brackets

In this release, the perfectcut LaTeX package is introduced to enable brackets used in cpfunc, cpsend and cprecv macros to expand automatically as necessary. This should make it substantially easier to read deeply nested sets of brackets.

Unfortunately, it also means that line breaking inside cpfunc environments currently does not work. See #15 for more.

Add cps, cpundig and cpempty convenience macros

Add minimum LaTeX2e version to package specification. Change many of the newcommand declarations to use the newcommand* style, making them "short commands", which (apparently) throw warnings if there is a paragraph break detected in their use -- the ones modified aren't expected to have paragraph breaks in them. Also, added in the cps, cpundig and cpempty convenience macros.

Fix promoter & inhibitor arrow bug

This is a minor point release which fixes a bug where arrows were appearing in cpruleset environments on lines which had cppromoters and cpinhibitors, rather than just for the cprules themselves.

v0.13.1.zip

New rule number modification commands

Added in some new macros to enable the user to change the rule number, as well as one for letting them write a rule like with the 'cprule' macro, but without touching the rule numbers whatsoever.
v0.13.zip

v0.12

First public release of the cP systems LaTeX package. This should be all you need to use the .sty in your own paper.
v0.12.zip