Further to my earlier remarks, there seem to be some inconsistencies in how indentation is handled within layout environments. I have the following in a layout file:
Style Objection CopyStyle Standard Margin First_Dynamic LatexType Environment LatexName objection LabelType Static LabelString "Objection:" LabelSep "M" ParSkip 0.4 ParSep 0.4 LabelFont Shape Italic EndFont EndLabelType No_Label Preamble \usepackage{objrep} EndPreamble End Style Reply CopyStyle Standard Margin First_Dynamic LatexType Environment LatexName reply LabelType Static LabelString "Reply:" LabelSep "M" ParIndent "" ParSkip 0.4 ParSep 0.4 LabelFont Shape Italic EndFont EndLabelType No_Label Preamble \usepackage{objrep} EndPreamble End Note that the difference is just the presence of the ParIndent line in Reply. Now, if you were to create a file using such a layout, here's what you would find: If you have more than one paragraph within an objection environment, you get the line skip AND an indentation, whereas in reply you get just the line skip. I'm unsure whether this is the documented behavior, but it surely isn't right, because it doesn't change if I change from "skip" to "indent" in the document settings >text layout dialog. What one would want, it seems to me, is for the behavior of these paragraphs to track the global behavior unless one says otherwise, since that's what the LaTeX will do. Along these same lines, consider the following sort of layout: Here's some text in some non-standard environment. >Now here is a quote environment, say, with the depth increased. Now we're back to the non-standard environment. Got it? The last line there is, as far as LaTeX is concerned, part of the same paragraph as the first line. But that is not how the layout treats it: It is treated as a new paragraph and is, therefore, indented if that's what is wanted, or you get a skip. This too seems like a bug. Is it known? Richard -- ================================================================== Richard G Heck, Jr Professor of Philosophy Brown University http://bobjweil.com/heck/ ================================================================== Get my public key from http://sks.keyserver.penguin.de Hash: 0x1DE91F1E66FFBDEC Learn how to sign your email using Thunderbird and GnuPG at: http://dudu.dyn.2-h.org/nist/gpg-enigmail-howto