On Sun, Mar 12, 2006 at 06:41:40PM +0100, Rainer Dorsch wrote: > Am Sonntag, 12. März 2006 17:22 schrieb Jose' Matos:
...
> What I tried first (not sure if others would too and if this would be a
> design
> with high usability):
>
> 1. marking the text and looking for the (non existing) format menu and the
> character submenue there...
>
> 2. marking the text and right clicking to select the character style there
...bringing up a dialog. Yes, presumably.
> A few questions/impressions from my first experiements:
>
> 1. Can I get somehow upper case? I assume Up means "not italic" and not
> upper
> case...if it would, it would not work.
Yes... there's a key marked "Caps Lock" on your keyboard :-)
So, no. It's not a font attribute. You can get small caps.
> 2.
> CharStyle CodeVariable
> LatexType Command
> LatexName cvar
> Font
> Color Blue
> Family Typewriter
> EndFont
> LabelFont
> Shape Up
> Color blue
> EndFont
> End
> Seems that "Family Typewriter" has no effect at all.
Doesn't it? Surprising. Have to look into.
> 3. Can I get something like
>
> LeftMargin "QPx_"
> LabelType Static
> LabelString "QPx_"
>
> for a command defined as
>
> \newcommand{\QPx}[1]{\MakeUppercase{qp}x\_\MakeTextUppercase{#1}}
Hmmm... is this a paragraph or character style? Anyway, you want the
latextype to be command, and the latexname, QPx_. And the \newcommand
into the preamble (or the paragraph layout preamble)
> Many thanks for character style feature, it is one of the things I missed in
> 1.3.x.
- Martin
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