Suggestions for Tracklang

The following packages have something in common with the package Tracklang. The packages are ordered in decreasing similarity.

• Package translator: Easy translation of strings in LaTeX
• Package translations: Internationalisation of LaTeX2ε packages
• Package sdaps: LaTeX support files for SDAPS
• Package langsci-affiliations: Collect and order authors and affiliations
• Package classpack: XML mastering for LaTeX classes and packages
• Package verifycommand: Verifies definitions are unchanged, such as before patching
• Package l3build: A testing and building system for (La)TeX
• Package luaoptions: Option handling for LuaLaTeX packages
• Package pgfopts: LaTeX package options with pgfkeys
• Package starray: A structured array (of properties) based on expl3
• Package zhspacing: Spacing for mixed CJK-English documents in XeTeX
• Package makedtx: Perl script to help generate dtx and ins files
• Package texpack: Create documented LaTeX classes, packages and docs in a Unix environment
• Package sty2dtx: Create a .dtx file from a .sty file
• Package multido: A loop facility for Generic TeX
• Package multiexpand: Variations on the primitive command \expandafter
• Package gobble: More gobble macros for PlainTeX and LaTeX
• Package luatex85: pdfTeX aliases for LuaTeX
• Package aebslicing: An image slicer
• Package cssyntax: Readable, self-documenting command names for LaTeX package authors
• Package scrlfile: Installation control for KOMA-Script packages
• Package bidi: Bidirectional typesetting in plain TeX and LaTeX, using XeTeX or LuaTeX
• Package fntproof: A programmable font test pattern generator
• Package autoaligne: Align terms and members in math expressions
• Package hlist: Horizontal and columned lists
• Package ltxcmds: Some LaTeX kernel commands for general use
• Package pdftexcmds: LuaTeX support for pdfTeX utility functions
• Package randomlist: Deal with database, loop, and random in order to build personalized exercises
• Package tex-locale: Localisation support for TeX and LaTeX documents
• Package collargs: Collect arguments of any command
• Package interfaces: Set parameters for other packages, conveniently