On 19.08.08, Steve Litt wrote: > I still don't understand the underlying philosophy of layout modules:
> 0) What is a layout module? A file with syntax and content similar to a LyX layout file that can be added to a chosen documentclass' layout definitions on a per-document base. > 1) Why are they better than just writing your own layout file? It's orthogonal: you can combine document classes with additional features provided by the modules. > 2) How do you decide when to use them? In Document>Settings > 3) By what design methodology do you create them? Take an example from the LyX 1.6 layouts directory and modify. > 4) What are the attributes of a "good" layout module? > 5) What are the attributes of a "bad" layout module? This is a matter of taste (to a certain extent). Look at the examples that come with LyX 1.6 for "good" ones. Günter BTW: No TOFU (Text oben full quote unten), please: > On Tuesday 19 August 2008 11:43, Olivier Ripoll wrote: > > Hi, ...
