On Fri, 12 Jan 2001, R. Lahaye wrote:
> A "Note" in LyX is not more than what a "comment" is in
> LaTeX terminology, or is it?
>
> 1) Would renaming the concept of "Note" into "Comment"
> be more consistent with what it actually is?
>
> 2) The LyX-note(comment) could be transferred into a
> LaTeX-line proceeded by "%" when exporting as LaTeX
> and vice versa when importing.
See the archive for an earlier discussion about this. During which Angus
created a new inset which we should see shortly. Also note that from the
previous arguements (early October I think) we found we need three kinds
of comments:
1. Post-it notes or editorial notes
FIXME and so on. This is the current Note inset
Shouldn't appear in any printout.
Jump to next/previous.
2. Discussion/comments
% Easily seen and navigated between.
% stuff to be done etc.
% It will never be a part of the printed document
3. Commented out sections of the document
\begin{comment}
\section{Something I don't want in this version}
Any paragraph style you want. Still editable within LyX so the
paragraph settings aren't lost.
This may in fact be a paragraph option: that is, just set the
paragraph to "hidden" and collapse the text inset that it is in.
\end{comment}
Allan. (ARRae)
