Macros for Marking Classified Documents

This package implements a set of LaTeX macros for automating marking of classified documents. This is the spiritual successor to the secret.sty package with the added benefit of getting the headers and footers marked correctly. The goal is to mark sections of the document like

\unclassified{This paragraph is unclassified}

\confidential{This paragraph has a higher classification}

and let LaTeX do the hard work of getting the paragraph, header, and footer markings correct. A long term goal is to add features to get LaTeX to handle marking many features including the title page, tables, and figures.

Installation

To install from the git repository, run

l3build install

Alternatively, you can run

pdflatex secretx.ins
pdflatex secretx.dtx

(repeat as necessary to resolve the references) by hand.

Usage

To use, simply add \usepackage{secretx} to your document. Then apply the named macros to the paragraphs of your document as appropriate. For more details, see the documentation (texdoc secretx).

Contributing

Thank you for your interest in improving this package. Secretx is open sourced under the LaTeX Project Public License and welcomes feedback via bug reports, feature requested, and pull requests. Please report all bugs or request a feature by submitting an issue on the Github project page.

Reporting Issues

When submitting a but report on Github, please include as much information as possible to allow us to figure out what is happening. Where possible, please try to include a simplified document demonstrating the issue. We do understand that the expected usage of this package prevents inclusion of a stripped down original source, but a bet effort to show what is happening will make it easier for us to address the problem.

Pull Requests

Pull requests should include:

• Update the documentation
• Add a \changes command briefly explaining the changes
• Include a test demonstrating the new/fixed behavior
• Be against the trunk branch

The development uses l3build to run the tests using the pdftex, xetex, and luatex engines. For more details, see texdoc l3build.