Il 04/03/2011 08:59, Guenter Milde ha scritto:
On 2011-03-03, Tommaso Cucinotta wrote:
Note that very similarly it would be possible to auto-detect whether
we're referencing a label in an equation, and use \eqref{} instead of
\ref{} (something that seems also useful to me).
Is \eqref the version adding ()s? In this case I would object to the
change because I am used to add the parantheses by myself and prefer to
continue doing so (not to speak about backwards compatibility issues).
As a curiosity of mine, how do you usually do that ? Do you enter the
round parenthesis and the reference in between ? How can you ensure that
it doesn't get split across the line ? Are you sure that \eqref() isn't
redefined in some style packages and that the manually added "()" don't
collide with the intended style settings ?.
It might be an idea to allow a selection by the user (similar to what
is offered for citation references).
for equation refs, it's already there (the user is supposed to choose
the "(<reference>)" format from the combo box).
You mean that, for footnote refs, we could have an additional option in
that combo, i.e., "<reference> (footnote format)" ?
That's of course the manual solution: the user has to pick the correct
format all the time, even though LyX would already know it :-).
T.
