Am 2006-01-03 um 12:08 schrieb Renaud AUBIN:
I want to obtain something like this on my title page :
Composition du jury :
Président : M. Prénom NOM
Rapporteurs : M. Truc BIDULE
de paris
Mme Machin CHOUETTE
blabla
Examinateurs : M. Ano NYME
I would have macro to do this (inspired from thloria LaTeX package)
like :
\President = {M. Prénom NOM}
\Rapporteurs = {M. Truc BIDULE&de Paris\\
Mme Machin CHOUETTE&blabla
}
\Examinateurs = {M. Ano NYME}
I have some ideas on how to do this but I need advices to know
what's the best way to manage this issue.
What is "this", i.e. where's your problem?
How to format the title page? -- You could use a table.
Do you need the "jobs" multilingual? -- use \translate[fr=Président,
de=Präsident, en=President]
How to define a macro? -- \def\President#1{\def\doPresident{#1}} (and
use \doPresident in the table)
The letter style uses a similar approach; I'm just trying to enhance
it, see the "serial definition" thread.
I don't think the "\Something = {Anything}" style is possible at all.
You could use keyval style like \MyTitle[president={M. Prénom NOM},
somebodyelse={}], see http://wiki.contextgarden.net/
Commands_with_KeyVal_arguments
I don't know how that could work with lists of persons.
Grüßlis vom Hraban!
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