> No. I have explained already that \emph (as well as \em) does _not_ simply
> make the text italic. I have showed you an easy example where this is not
> true, and I could show you many more.
I know that (I can read).
My point is that they are simple latex commands (macro or switch, I do
not care). The biggest difference between \emph and CharStyle Emph is
that
1. \emph is \emph in latex. It is a LATEX thing. A user can *not*
change \emph (at the lyx level).
2. CharStyle Emph is
CharStyle Emph
LatexType Command
LatexName myemph
Font
Family italic
EndFont
Preamble
\newcommand{\myemph}[1]{{\blah{\blah #1}}}
EndPreamble
End
which is a LYX thing, it is an inset. It can be changed in .layout
(and should be configurable in document->settings).
Their usages, appearance, are vastly different. It would be weird to
put \strong next to \emph. If you ever plan to put a \stong to the
toolbar, you would better put real char styles there.
Bo
