Richard Heck wrote: > > This extends the "split-environment" lfun to a version "split-environment > > outer" that will split the outermost environment in the nesting hierarchy. > > > > So wherever you are within a beamer frame, clicking "Split Parent > > Environment" will start a new frame (while "Split Current Environment" > > would for instance start a new "Example Block", if you currently are in > > an example block environment nested within a frame). > Seems like a generally good idea.
I committed a slightly polished version. > > This is also useful for other classes, but for beamer, it strikes me a > > crucial addition. That's why I propose this so late in the game. > Good for math, actually. Splitting theorem environments, e.g, is a > common request. > > > Opinions? > > > > BTW I could also make the menu strings a bit more precise. Instead of the > > static entries > > > > Split Current Environment > > Split Parent Environment > > > > I could implement something more dynamic such as > > > > Start New Environment (Block) > > Start New Environment (Frame) > > This would be good, but isn't crucial for 2.1.0. I included it nevertheless. Regards, Jürgen
