Le 13/04/2016 06:12, Guenter Milde a écrit :
Dear Guillaume,
On 2016-04-13, Guillaume Munch wrote:
Le 12/04/2016 21:37, Guenter Milde a écrit :
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Here's beamer-flex.layout, beamer-flex.module and an example document
(the original conference template).
Thanks a lot.
The goal is to replace the various Frame, Block and Columns styles with
corresponding flex insets all the while inheriting the original layout
for all the rest. These are now found in Insert > Custom insets. I have
already used it successfully to prepare a few talks and found that flex
insets let me focus on the contents.
In addition, the module can be used on top of the original beamer.layout
to have both methods at the same time, for instance for converting a
beamer presentation into the new layout.
I simply kept the old Styles in beamer-flex - however your approach is
cleaner for creating new documents.
Yes, I also wanted not to clog the interface, and with the module it is
easy to have both.
There is an years-old feature request to allow auto-converting of Style to
FlexInset via an ObsoletedBy keyword.
It was, however deemed too exotic as this might easier be implemented via a
lyx2lyx routine. (However, the latter cannot be used with a local install
without changing lyx versions :-(
I am sceptical about the lyx2lyx approach because you have to join
adjacent paragraphs. It would seem easier to deal
with with an ObsoletedBy tag to me. But being able to convert
automatically is not that important I find.
