Now I've added your suggestion;
ClassOptions
Other hess,ms
End
But, still it doesnot work, I get the error message when trying to define in
Document Settings:
*"The layout file... is not usable. This is probably because a LaTeX class
or style file required by it is not available.*"
It does recognize the class options though.
In TeXniCenter, I can compile some document with the specified
copernicus.cls settings, so I think I do not miss out on LaTeX files in my
MiKTeX 2.7.
I see two problems myself:
- some default packages of LyX amsmath.sty cannot work with the
copernicus.cls document class
- some required environments (running author, conclusions, introduction
etc.) are not standard in LyX
I see some other layouts require ".inc" files. Do I need to write one of
these too? And how to handle these two copernicus.cls specific problems;
anybody knows of other journals / layouts with these features as examples?
Cheers,
Maarten
On Wed, Nov 19, 2008 at 5:15 PM, Richard Heck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Maarten Smoorenburg wrote:
>
>> Thank you Richard for the quick reply. But I must say that one thing is
>> still not clear to me:
>>
>> I normal LaTeX, I have to state the document class as follows:
>>
>> \documentclass[journal abbreviation, ms]{copernicus},
>>
>> where copernicus refers to the document class to be used (copernicus.cls)
>> and the other two are options for respectively the journal title (in my case
>> "hess") and the column style ("ms" means that the article is compiled in
>> one-column style, which is common for submission of papers).
>>
>> Now I tried various things to put this as a layout file, for example:
>>
>> \DeclareLaTeXClass[copernicus]{article(hess)}
>> or:
>> \DeclareLaTeXClass[[hess,ms]{copernicus}]{article (HESS)}
>>
>> But this doesnot work: I cannot use it as a layout from LyX at all! Now, I
>> wonder: How would you suggest to put the options and the document class in
>> the \DeclareLaTeXClass line? Or do you have examples from other classes?
>>
>> Can't do it those ways. Try adding this:
> ClassOptions
> Other hess,ms
> End
> I think that will work. If not, just enter the options manually for now in
> Document>Settings, and we can figure it out later.
>
> rh
>
>
