% Just in case the file is input from IniTeX
\catcode`\{=1
\catcode`\}=2
% Check first for LaTeX2e
\expandafter\let\expandafter\END\csname @@end\endcsname
\ifx\END\relax \let\END\end \fi
\def\Message{\immediate\write 16}
\def\Temp{LaTeX2e}\ifx\Temp\fmtname\else
  \ifx\documentstyle\undefined
    \Message{***********************************************************}
    \Message{*** This installation script needs to be run with latex ***}
    \Message{***********************************************************}
  \else
    \Message{***************************************}
    \Message{*** This installation needs LaTeX2e ***}
    \Message{***************************************}
  \fi
  \expandafter\END
\fi
% Then for the correct format date (which implies docstrip 2.4)
\def\ParseVersion#1/#2/#3#4#5\Temp{#1#2#3#4 }
\ifnum\expandafter\ParseVersion\fmtversion//00\Temp <19961201
  \Message{*************************************************************}
  \Message{*** This installation needs LaTeX2e <1996/12/01> or later ***}
  \Message{*************************************************************}
  \expandafter\END
\fi
% We have the correct LaTeX format, which implies docstrip 2.4 or higher
\input docstrip.tex
\keepsilent
\askforoverwritefalse
% First we define some abbreviations
\edef\usingfile{\jobname.dtx}
\def\mainfile#1#2{\file{#1}{\from{\usingfile}{#2}}}
\def\configfile#1#2{%
  \edef\onelinepreamble{\MetaPrefix\space
    Generated from \usingfile\space with options `#2'.^^J\MetaPrefix}
  \usepreamble\onelinepreamble
  \usepostamble\empty
  \file{#1}{\from{\usingfile}{#2}}}
\def\example#1#2{\def\usingfile{kulexamp.dtx}%
  \configfile{#1}{example,#2}}

\Msg{*******************************************************}
\Msg{** Generation of the classes and configuration files **}
\Msg{*******************************************************}
\generate{
  \mainfile{kulbrief.cls}{class,brief}
  \mainfile{kulfax.cls}{class,fax}
  \mainfile{kulmemo.cls}{class,memo}
  \mainfile{kulverslag.cls}{class,verslag}
  \mainfile{kulkaart.cls}{class,kaart}
%% You can use "kulstijl.dtx" instead of "kulstijl.drv"!
%  \mainfile{kulstijl.drv}{driver}
  \configfile{english.cfg}{english}
  \configfile{dutch.cfg}{dutch}
  \configfile{esat.def}{esat}
  }

\Msg{*************************************}
\Msg{** Generation of the example files **}
\Msg{*************************************}
\generate{
  \example{brief.tex}{brief,def,cfg}
  \example{fax.tex}{fax,def,cfg}
  \example{memo.tex}{memo,def,cfg}
  \example{verslag.tex}{verslag,def,cfg}
  \example{kaart.tex}{kaart,def,cfg}
%% We do not generate the def and cfg files because they are included above!
%  \example{kulstijl.def}{def}
%  \example{kulstijl.cfg}{cfg}
%% You can use "kulexamp.dtx" instead of "kulexamp.drv"!
%  \mainfile{kulexamp.drv}{driver}
  }

\ifToplevel{%
  \Msg{**************************************************************}
  \Msg{* To finish the installation you have to}
  \Msg{*}
  \Msg{* \space\space move the files *.cls into a directory searched by TeX;}
  \Msg{*}
  \Msg{* \space\space make a central kulstijl.def (see the documentation)}
  \Msg{* \space\space and place it into a directory searched by TeX;}
  \Msg{*}
  \Msg{* \space\space adapt your english.cfg and dutch.cfg (if using Babel)}
  \Msg{* \space\space according to the examples in this directory.}
  \Msg{*}
  \Msg{* To produce the documentation run kulstijl.dtx through LaTeX.}
  \Msg{**************************************************************}
  }
 
\endbatchfile