New on CTAN: FraGoLi

Paul Eduard Koenig submitted the

                 FraGoLi

package.

Version:  1.0.0 2025-03-17
License:  lppl1.3c

Summary description:  Macros for constructing complex semantic derivations

Announcement text:
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 This package brings together and refines a collection of LaTeX
 commands and concepts developed over the years within the department
 of linguistics at the Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität, Frankfurt
 am Main.
 In the process of preparing research papers, assignments, and
 examinations, numerous custom LaTeX headers and commands were shared
 within the department — some mutually compatible, others not.
 This package consolidates these resources into a cohesive system.
 Special thanks are due to Thomas Ede Zimmermann, Cécile Meier,
 Daniel Gutzmann, and Jan Köpping, whose files form the foundation
 of this package. Also thanks to Manuel Lipstein for his feedback.

 The primary goal of this package is to provide a minimal and
 user-friendly syntax for constructing large and complex semantic
 derivations, following the specific notational style used at
 Goethe University Frankfurt. It includes a comprehensive set of
 commands for text formatting and various types of bracketing,
 ensuring a consistent style — particularly when distinguishing
 between meta-language and object-language within a single
 derivation or formula.

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The package’s Catalogue entry can be viewed at
   https://ctan.org/pkg/fragoli

The package’s files themselves can be inspected at
   https://mirrors.ctan.org/macros/latex/contrib/fragoli/

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   Thanks for the upload.

     For the CTAN Team
    Petra Rübe-Pugliese

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