On Fri, 13 Apr 2007 16:11:53 -0600
"Idris Samawi Hamid" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Tue, 10 Apr 2007 08:29:56 -0600, Aditya Mahajan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
>
> > On Fri, 30 Mar 2007, Patrick Gundlach wrote:
> >
> >> Hi,
> >>
> >> would it make sense to have, in addtion to e.g. \section a start..stop
> >> pair?
> >>
> >> such as
> >>
> >> \startsection{my section name}
> >>
> >> \stopsection
> >>
> >> with something like
> >> \let\startsection\section
> >> \let\stopsection\relax
> >>
> >>
> >> This way the text would be slightly more structured.
>
> For now:
>
> =====================
> \def\startchapter[#1]#2%
> {\getparameters[Chapter][#1]\chapter{#2}}
> \def\stopchapter{}
>
> \def\startsection[#1]#2%
> {\getparameters[Section][#1]\section{#2}}
> \def\stopsection{}
>
> \def\startsubsection[#1]#2%
> {\getparameters[Subsection][#1]\subsection{#2}}
> \def\stopsubsection{}
Hi,
you can avoid all these definition by changing the \definisection
commands in core-sec. YOu nedd only a few extra lines at the end from
the \dododefinehead macro.
Just add:
\setvalue{\e!start#1}##1[##2]%
{\getparameters[\??se\??se#1][\c!ref=,\c!title=,##2]%
\getvalue{#1}[\getvalue{\??se\??se#1\c!ref}]{\getvalue{\??se\??
se#1\c!title}}}% \setvalue{\e!stop#1}{\relax}
for Tacos version.
\startsetion[ref=...,title=...]
...
\stopsection
or add:
\setvalue{\e!start#1}{\getvalue{#1}}%
\setvalue{\e!stop#1}{\relax}
for Patricks version.
\startsection[reference]{title}
...
\stopsection
>
> \def\startfootnote[#1]#2%
> {\getparameters[Footnote][#1]\footnote\bgroup#2}
> \def\stopfootnote{\egroup{}}
> =====================
\def\startfootnote[#1]#2\stopfootnote
{\footnote[#1]{#2}}
We need something in core-not that creates start/stop commands for
everything defined with \definenote. It is not as easy as extending the
section commands.
>
> All based on a note from Taco; I don't really know how it works...
>
> The footnote one needs a % at the end of the preceding line, don't know
> how to gobble it:
>
> text.%
> \startfootnote[]
> note.
> \stopfootnote{}
> text
>
> Further: I now use fake start-stops in my environments/preambles. In
> conjunction with an editor that can handle TeX-syntax folding, they area
> really good organizing tools. So I have a file startstops.tex with totally
> naive things like
>
> =======================
> \let\startENV=\relax \let\stopENV=\relax
> \let\startLET=\relax \let\stopLET=\relax
> \let\startFONTS=\relax \let\stopFONTS=\relax
> \let\startLISTS=\relax \let\stopLISTS=\relax
> \let\startPAPER=\relax \let\stopPAPER=\relax
> \let\startTITLE=\relax \let\stopTITLE=\relax
> \let\startLAYOUT=\relax \let\stopLAYOUT=\relax
> \let\startBIBLIO=\relax \let\stopBIBLIO=\relax
> \let\startALIASES=\relax \let\stopALIASES=\relax
> \let\startSTRUCTURE=\relax \let\stopSTRUCTURE=\relax
> \let\startSTARTSTOPS=\relax \let\stopSTARTSTOPS=\relax
> \let\startDESCRIPTIONS=\relax \let\stopDESCRIPTIONS=\relax
> \let\startINTERACTIONS=\relax \let\stopINTERACTIONS=\relax
> =======================
>
> Syntax-folding makes things soooo much easier and efficient.
>
> Best
> Idris
>
Gruß
Wolfgang
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