On 10/16/18 10:24 PM, Andrew Parsloe wrote:
On 17/10/2018 4:47 a.m., Paul A. Rubin wrote:
Dear devs,
I'm struggling to cobble together a module supporting the pseudocode
features of the algorithmicx package. As a disclaimer, I'm trying to
avoid flex insets and stick to environments as much as possible,
because there's less mousery switching an environment than insert an
inset.
Right now, I'm tripping over the for block, which it implements by
two LaTeX commands: \For{<conditions>} and \EndFor. I can treat those
as command styles and get the correct output, but the GUI is
confusing to the user because nothing displays in the line ending the
loop (it looks like a blank line to the user) and the condition
appears in the starting line with no visible prefix (so it looks like
any random statement in the algorithm, unless you notice what the
environment select box is displaying.
So what I'm looking for right now is a way to display a
tag/prefix/symbol at the start of a command style that appears in the
GUI but /not/ in the compiled output. The "handle" for an inset would
be fine, as would something like a bullet that was GUI-only. Can this
be done with the current layout/module system?
TIA,
Paul
Is this what you are wanting (from Customization manual 5.3.7)? (I
experimented with this a couple of years ago, so my memory of the
exact effect is somewhat hazy.)
Andrew
|LabelType|
[|/No_Label/, Manual, Static, Above,
Centered, Sensitive, Enumerate,
Itemize, Bibliography|]
|Static|
means the label is simply what is declared as |LabelString|.
This will be displayed “inline”, at the beginning of the
paragraph. If the |LatexType| is |Environment|, then it will
be displayed only in the first paragraph of any sequence of
paragraphs with the same |Style|.
|Above| and |Centered|
are special cases of |Static|. The label will be printed above
the paragraph either at the beginning of the line or centered.
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Thanks for the reply, but no, that doesn't work. With a command type
style (and combined with a LabelString argument) it does not seem to do
anything in either the GUI or the output. I tried it with an
environment, and I believe the label string showed up in the output but
not the GUI. (I would have to double-check that.)
Paul
