'allo.
2010/4/29 Martin Lukeš <martin.merid...@gmail.com>:
> Right, index. Totally forgot about that. ;)
No worries. :)
> I might have just few more questions.
> Since application tag doesn't change the font, it's fine if I do something
> like:
>>
>> Pomocí \application{Writer}u.
>
> Whole "Writeru" word will be with the same font and all?
>
> And since Czech language has one beautiful "burden" called declension, when
> I do:
>>
>> Pomocí \application{Centra softwaru pro Ubuntu}.
>
> And then mark its basic form:
>>
>> Použijte \application{Centrum softwaru pro Ubuntu}.
>
> Then in index I get two items marking the same application just because of
> two characters. Is there a workaround so both could be under one item? Their
> basic form would be the best. ;)
Yeah, I knew this would eventually come up!
Okay, I've modified the \application command slightly. I'll first
illustrate its use with your examples above:
Pomocí \application[Writer]{Writeru}.
Pomocí \application[Centrum softwaru pro Ubuntu]{Centra softwaru pro Ubuntu}.
Použijte \application{Centrum softwaru pro Ubuntu}.
Given that input, the PDF will contain the following:
Pomocí Writeru.
Pomocí Centra softwaru pro Ubuntu.
Použijte Centrum softwaru pro Ubuntu.
And the index will contain the following two entries:
Centrum softwaru pro Ubuntu
Writer
Now for the details. The first argument (inside square brackets [])
is an *optional* argument. If you provide this optional argument,
that is what will appear in the index. If you don't supply the
optional argument, the mandatory argument (that which appears in
braces {}) is what will appear in the index. The document text will
always display what was provided in the mandatory (braces {})
argument.
\application[index entry]{in-text words}
This means you can use whatever declension is called for in text (as
the mandatory argument), and keep the index entries consolidated by
using a canonical name in the optional argument.
The \commandlineapp macro will work the same way.
Does this solve the problem? And are there other commands that need
this treatment?
Thanks!
--Kevin
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