Jeremy Daily a écrit :
Mael,
Thanks for the suggestion. The logic made sense, but your suggestion did
not work. LyX generated an extra line between the commands in the tex file.
This is now possible by using character styles (available in LyX
1.4.0pre3). The following layout sample won't produce any extra line
between the two commands:
CharStyle Author
Margin Static
LatexType Command
InTitle 1
LatexName AddAuthor
End
CharStyle Affiliation
Margin Static
LatexType Command
InTitle 1
LatexName donothing
Preamble
\newcommand{\donothing}[1]{#1}
EndPreamble
End
Note: I don't know if "InTitle" works with character styles -- you'll
have to test it...
In order to use these character styles, make a new paragraph (Standard),
go to "Insert>Character style>Author", type in the author name, put the
cursor at the right of the author name (out of the Author character
style) and then go to "Insert>Character style>Affiliation", and type in
the author's affiliation. You'll then have the following displayed into
LyX window:
Mael IFTS
|_______||_____________|
Author Affiliation
Compile your document. That's it! LyX then actually generates the right
LaTeX code: \AddAuthor{Mael}\donothing{IFTS}
This workaround can be used to manage LaTeX macros with any number of
arguments. It also has the advantage of allowing the user to combine
commands with environments, which may be useful for example in order to
manage packages such as "acronym.sty".
Regards,
Mael.
--
Mael Hilléreau
