Insets and Options (or how do I use todonotes effectively)
I am writing up my thesis in LyX and want to use the todonotes
package. I found Jürgen Spitzmüller's layout and it's very useful.
The basic way the that the todo package is used is as \todo[options]
{todoEntry} and I want to know how to pass options to the todo
command. For example, one valid option is 'inline.' I created a
second, TODOInline inset where the corresponding LatexName is
todo[inline] and that works but does not scale when I want more types
of todos with more options. It feels like creating a new inset type
for each permutation of options is clearly the wrong way. However,
optional-insert does not work with the todo inset.
What's the LyX way of having inset commands that accept options?
Thanks,
Alex
Insets and Options (or how do I use todonotes effectively)
I am writing up my thesis in LyX and want to use the todonotes
package. I found Jürgen Spitzmüller's layout and it's very useful.
The basic way the that the todo package is used is as \todo[options]
{todoEntry} and I want to know how to pass options to the todo
command. For example, one valid option is 'inline.' I created a
second, TODOInline inset where the corresponding LatexName is
todo[inline] and that works but does not scale when I want more types
of todos with more options. It feels like creating a new inset type
for each permutation of options is clearly the wrong way. However,
optional-insert does not work with the todo inset.
What's the LyX way of having inset commands that accept options?
Thanks,
Alex
Insets and Options (or how do I use todonotes effectively)
I am writing up my thesis in LyX and want to use the todonotes
package. I found Jürgen Spitzmüller's layout and it's very useful.
The basic way the that the todo package is used is as \todo[options]
{todoEntry} and I want to know how to pass options to the todo
command. For example, one valid option is 'inline.' I created a
second, TODOInline inset where the corresponding LatexName is
todo[inline] and that works but does not scale when I want more types
of todos with more options. It feels like creating a new inset type
for each permutation of options is clearly the wrong way. However,
optional-insert does not work with the todo inset.
What's the LyX way of having inset commands that accept options?
Thanks,
Alex
