On Wednesday 25 July 2001 14:44, Lars Gullik Bjønnes wrote:
> +
> + // natbib.sty
> + if (natbib) {
> + string options("[]");
> + if (params.use_numerical_citations)
> + options.insert(1, "numbers");
> + else
> + options.insert(1, "authoryear");
> + packages << "\\usepackage" << options << "{natbib}\n";
> + }
;-) I think I was teaching myself about string::insert
> mmm... I guess stringstream is not a win in this case.
> or...
> if (natbib) {
> packages << "\\usepackage[";
> if (params.use_numerical_citations) {
> packages << "numbers";
> } else {
> packages << "authoryear";
> }
> packages << "]{natbib}\n";
> }
Can't say that it isn't cleaner and I don't see any extra temporary
variables. In my tree.
My main question, however, is have I left anything important out? I modified
lib/chkconfig.ltx
lib/doc/LaTeXConfig.lyx.in
Am I correct in saying that the former is used by the latter? In fact it's
used only to generate the LaTeXConfig help documentation.
The only code I altered in src was in
LaTeXFeatures.[Ch], buffer.C, bufferparams.[Ch]
and the changes were pretty small. Again, I'm left asking, "is that all I
have to do"? Seems pretty easy (not that easy's bad...)
So most of the changed code is in frontends and large chunks of that are
temporary. What I really want is a proper BibTeX database class to be stored
in LyX and made accessible to the different buffers but this will come later.
Angus
