On 2011-7-13 22:35 , Uwe Stöhr wrote:
Am 11.07.2011 23:35, schrieb Marcus Kriele:
However, I would change the label of the
sol environment: Currently it is an automatically generated counter
that may have nothing to do with
the counter of the corresponding problem. I find this misleading.
To what should I change it, a string plus the counter? If yes, what
string?
I do not think that a counter should be created for Sol. In the attached
document I have give examples why a counter would be problematic. I am
proposing something like this:
Style Sol
LabelString "Sol [label of Prob]"
LabelFont
Color Blue
EndFont
End
This label is ugly but gives the user a hint what to do. I chose the
color blue to indicate that this label is different from the actual
output. Ideally, one would replace "[label of Prob]" by the actual
counter of the problem but I could not do this. (I tried " LabelString
"Sol \ref{#1}" " but LyX ignored the part \ref{#1}.)
In addition, if the solutions are
written in the same order as the problems then in LyX it appears that
each solution references the
correct problem. However, the output gives question marks as the
references are not given
explicitly.
I don't get them with the template files. How can I get them?
I have attached an example.
I would prefer a label like "sol [label of problem]". While this
looks very different
from the output, it would reduce the likelihood of user error.
So you mean I should change the name of the style (the one in LyX's
style-combobox). If so, I'll do this as you suggested. But this is
independent of the label you see in your text when using Sol. How
should I change it. To avoid confusions, it is perhaps better if you
send me a patch how you would like to have it and I put it in. OK?
Sorry, I meant the label in the text window, not the LyX Style
combobox. I think that your choice in the combobox is okay. I have
given above a proposal for the label in the text.
(Btw. It is really time that I start documenting all the new LyX 2.0
features if even I don't know them all.)
In my opinion, the documentation is excellent and one of the strengths
of LyX. I am sure that it is an awful lot of work to keep it up to date
but I am also sure that many users will be grateful for this.
Regards,
Marcus
#LyX 2.0 created this file. For more info see http://www.lyx.org/
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Examples for Solution Environments in svmono
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Problems
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First Prob Environment
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Solutions
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First solution.
My intent is to give the solution to Problem
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.
I have not given the (required) optional argument, but it looks as if LyX
understands my intentions.
After all, it is natural to give the solutions in the same order as the
problems are stated.
The LyX GUI shows the
\begin_inset Quotes eld
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correct
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number.
In reality, the number given as the LyX label of the solution has noting
to with the counter of the problem.
Moreover, the output will replace the number by questions marks.
For the average user it would be very hard to find the error.
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Solution to Problem
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.
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I wish to give another solution to Problem
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.
I am now doing it correctly using an optional argument.
While the solution is correctly numbered in the output (
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1.1
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), it is incorrectly numbered in LyX (
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1.3
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This would be confusing to the user.
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