José Matos wrote:
On Friday 08 May 2009 22:20:40 Abdelrazak Younes wrote:
I must have missed the purpose of Inset::plaintext()... ;-)
That is only half of the story. :-)
The other half is coded in the text classes (layout files).
Take the section style as an example (I took this chunk from stdsections.inc):
Style Section
Category Section
Margin Dynamic
LabelType Counter
LabelCounter section
TocLevel 1
NextNoIndent 1
LabelSep xxx
ParSkip 0.4
TopSep 1.3
BottomSep 0.7
ParSep 0.7
Align Block
OptionalArgs 1
Font
Series Bold
Size Larger
EndFont
Output Latex
Type Command
Name section
NeedProtect 1
End
Output Plaintext
Type Header
End
Output Html
Type Command
Name h2
End
End
Notice at the end the differences between the several output formats.
This would allow to create styles that could be defined through css files and
not just using some hardwired heuristic like what we do for plain text.
My intention was to do it this way for HTML, rather than to hardcode
everything. It's obviously possible to do the same for plaintext, though
I'm not sure how useful that would be.
Richard
