On 2013-05-23, J Luis wrote:
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> Thanks for looking.
> And ... I think it would make a lot of sense to define figures in
> substitutions.
rST substitutions are inline elements. They can appear on places where
block-level elements like figures may not.
How should a figure like Fig. 23 be put in running text?
.-)
Fig. 23: This is an example
OTOH, I do understand that it may be desirable to have a "macro" feature
also for block-level elements (i.e. directives).
One idea is to allow custom directives on the rST level, similar to custom
roles via the ``.. roles::`` directive.
My usage example is passing styling class arguments to a directive, like::
.. directive:: booktab(table)
:class: booktabs
See also http://docutils.sourceforge.net/docs/dev/todo.html#directives
This would make it possible to define a figure directive with default class
and content like e.g. ::
.. directive:: myfig(figure)
:class: special
:default-argument: myfig.jpg
This is my figure
for later use as ::
..myfig::
or overriding the heading ::
..myfig::
This is also my figure.
or overriding image and heading ::
..myfig:: myfig2.png
This is another of my figures.
Günter
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