flowfram.pdf. - CTAN

\@ffnodraft Unset all draft settings.
\newcommand*{\@ffnodraft}{%
\showtypeblockfalse
\showmarginsfalse
\showframebboxfalse
}
\@fr@meifdraft Draw bounding box.
\newcommand*{\@fr@meifdraft}[3][\setffdraftcolor]{%
\def\ff@backcol{{none}}%
\@ifundefined{color}{\frame{#2}}{#1\frame{#2}}%
\ifthenelse{\equal{#3}{}}{}%
{%
\makebox[0pt][l]{\hskip\fflabelsep\fflabelfont{[#3]}}%
}%
}%
Colour setting commands, do nothing by default:
\newcommand*{\@s@tffcol}{}
\newcommand*{\@s@tfftextcol}{}
\@ffbackground Deal with frame background colour. Note that the background colour only extends
to the limit of the frame’s bounding box. If you want the background
colour to be flush with the frames border, you will have to create your own customised
border.
\newcommand*{\@ffbackground}[1]{#1}
Now declare the options.
draft If draft, switch to draft definitions.
\DeclareOptionX{draft}{\@ffdraft}
final If not draft, reset commands so that no bounding boxes are drawn.
\DeclareOptionX{final}{\@ffnodraft}
Set the default to final:
\@ffnodraft
verbose Verbose mode is primarily for debug messages.
\define@choicekey{flowfram.sty}%
{verbose}[\val\nr]%
{true,false}[true]%
{%
\ifcase\nr\relax
\renewcommand*{\flf@doifverbose}[1]{##1}%
\renewcommand*{\flf@message}[1]{\PackageInfo{flowfram}{##1}}%
\or
\renewcommand*{\flf@doifverbose}[1]{}%
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