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Fix spelling errors of language names
Jan 23, 2018
3136fad
Fix a few more typos
Jan 27, 2018
009f20a
Append two more non-breaking spaces
Sep 24, 2018
5864e4d
Fix a few commas and an overlooked typo
Sep 24, 2018
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% snippets designed for creating invoices, the only solution available in the
% CTAN is the \pkg{invoice}\footnote{\url{https://www.ctan.org/pkg/invoice}}
% package, which is not actively maintained and lacks
% e.\,g.~internationalization support while requiring use of a project
% e.g.~internationalization support while requiring use of a project
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I decided to eliminate the non-breaking spaces inside the abbreviations since "Don't use any sort of space between the letters and the periods of an abbreviation" is widely considered consensus in English typography. I recompiled the document to see if that change had led to awkward linebreaks but that wasn't the case on my setup.

% structure that does not fit many use cases.
%
% Thus, this package aims to reimplement the functionality provided by
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% \section{Package Configuration}
%
% \pkg{invoice2} offers extensive options for customization. Most of these
% options are not likely to change in the middle of a document; these shold be
% options are not likely to change in the middle of a document; these should be
% passed as package options. However, for maximum flexibility, the global
% options can be changed at run time or overridden per \cmd{invoice}
% environment.
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% \begin{description}
% \item[vat] Controls the global default for VAT. VAT can be overridden per
% invoice item and is either automatically added or subtracted (see the
% next parameter for details). This is given as a floating point number,
% e.\,g.~.19 for 19\,\%. Default is 0\,\%.
% next parameter for details). This is given as a floating-point number,
% e.g.~.19 for 19\,\%. Default is 0\,\%.
% \item[included-vat] Controls if prices are provided with VAT included or
% excluded. If VAT is included, all prices are gross prices, the VAT is
% subtracted to show the net price. If VAT is excluded, all prices are
% net prices, the VAT is added to show the gross price. Default is
% excluded VAT.
% \item[currency-symbol] The currency symbol to use, e.g. \euro{}.
% \item[currency-symbol] The currency symbol to use, e.g.~\euro{}.
% Default is \$.
% \item[currency-fraction-digits] The fractional digits to use for the
% currency. For almost all currencies, this is two (100 of the smaller
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% package. \pkg{translations} uses a key-to-translation mapping that can be
% overridden by the user. See the package documentation for further information.
%
% At the moment, localizations for english, german and swiss german are
% At the moment, localizations for English, German, and Swiss German are
% provided. See the documentation for the \pkg{translations} package for adding
% new localizations. Please consider contributing your translations to this
% project.
%
% The following keys are defined:
% \begin{description}
% \item[invoice2-thousands-sep] The separator between thousands, e.\,g. the
% \item[invoice2-thousands-sep] The separator between thousands, e.g.~the
% space in 1\,000. Default is a small space.
% \item[invoice2-decimal-point] The separator between whole and
% fractional parts, e.\,g.~the dot in 40.00. Default is a dot.
% fractional parts, e.g.~the dot in 40.00. Default is a dot.
% \item[invoice2-amount] The \enquote{Amount} column title.
% \item[invoice2-item] The \enquote{Item} column title.
% \item[invoice2-vat] The \enquote{VAT} column title.
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% amount that is not one, \emph{every} row will list both price per unit and
% the amount.
%
% If an item hat non-zero VAT, the net and gross totals will also differ. In
% If an item has non-zero VAT, the net and gross totals will also differ. In
% this case, the package will compute the net total, the total VAT and the
% gross total and denote them below the invoice. If all items have 0\,\%-VAT,
% only a gross total will be given.
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% configuration. For singular items, the second form can be used to imply an
% amount of 1.
%
% VAT must be given as a floating point value (see the configuration parameter
% VAT must be given as a floating-point value (see the configuration parameter
% list for details). The amount and the unit price can be an integer or a
% floating point number. Do \emph{not} add a currency symbol or formatting to
% floating-point number. Do \emph{not} add a currency symbol or formatting to
% the unit price.
% \end{function}
%
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% \invoicesingleitem{The TeXbook}{55.69}
% \end{invoice}
%
% For some currencies, the symbol ist fairly long. In this case, it is advisable
% With some currencies, the symbol is fairly long. In this case, it is advisable
% to move the currency symbol to the invoice header.
%
% \begin{verbatim}
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% \end{invoice}
%
% Now, let us apply a VAT of 9\,\%. This will show the VAT column, the item
% price column and the extended total.
% price column, and the extended total.
%
% \begin{verbatim}
% \usepackage{eurosym}
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%
% A more complex example involves amounts and a VAT. We keep the 9\,\% VAT for
% our books, buy duplicate editions of The Art of Computer Programming 1 and 2
% (simulated by buying 1.5 copies) and stock up on more copies of the
% (simulated by buying 1.5 copies), and stock up on more copies of the
% TeXbook. This will enable all columns and an extended total.
%
% \begin{verbatim}
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% \end{invoice}
% \invoiceoptions{vat=0}
%
% Finally, let us toy with colorization. We wisely deceide to leave most
% Finally, let us toy with colorization. We wisely decide to leave most
% parts of the invoice white and only apply an extemely light grey to the even
% rows.
%
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% \begin{itemize}[nosep]
% \item Fix option loading for the \pkg{xcolor} package. Thanks to Alfred
% H.\ Gitter for reporting.
% \item Corrected german translation of ``VAT'' to ``USt''. Thanks to Alfred
% \item Corrected German translation of ``VAT'' to ``USt''. Thanks to Alfred
% H.\ Gitter for reporting.
% \item Clarified that \pkg{eurosym} is required to use the \cmd{euro}
% symbol. Thanks to Alfred H.\ Gitter for the suggestion.
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% \item the package level, as a package option
% \item the package level, using the \cmd{invoiceoptions} command
% \item per \cmd{invoice} environment, via the same syntax
% \item per invoice line, for some options (e.\,g.~VAT).
% \item per invoice line, for some options (e.g.~VAT).
% \end{enumerate}
%
% \subsection{VAT Computation}
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% \end{variable}
%
% \begin{variable}{\l_@@_currency_in_header_bool}
% Controls if the invoice currency symbol should be moved intro the table
% Controls if the invoice currency symbol should be moved into the table
% header (``Unit Price (\$)'') instead of printing it after each amount
% (``123.45\ \$''). Can save space for long currencies.
%
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%
% \begin{macro}{\@@_print_real_value:n}
% Emits a currency value, formatted with the current settings. The value must
% be a floating point number or variable.
% be a floating-point number or variable.
%
% \begin{macrocode}
\cs_new:Nn {\@@_print_real_value:n}{
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%
% \begin{macro}{\@@_print_currency_value:n, \@@_print_currency_value:N}
% Emits a currency value, formatted with the current settings. The value must
% be a floating point number or variable.
% be a floating-point number or variable.
%
% \begin{macrocode}
\cs_new:Nn {\@@_print_currency_value:n}{
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%
%\begin{macro}{\@@_print_percentage:n}
% Emits a percentage, formatted with the current settings. The value must be a
% floating point number.
% floating-point number.
%
% \begin{macrocode}
\cs_new:Nn {\@@_print_percentage:n}{
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% \end{macro}
%
% \begin{macro}{\@@_end_invoice:}
% End an invoice enviroenment. Here, we can emit the \cmd{longtable} environment
% End an invoice environment. Here, we can emit the \cmd{longtable} environment
% since we possess all required information.
%
% \begin{macrocode}
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