On Fri, Feb 5, 2010 at 11:11, Fernando Perez <fperez....@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Thu, Feb 4, 2010 at 7:18 PM, Kevin Dunn <kgd...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> I use the same idea for my class notes - the students get one version
>> and the projector notes get a different version. This is what I ended
>> up doing it (there may be a better way!):
>>
>
> Thanks a lot, this will do for now, though I'll also reply to
> Guenter's comments, which are very relevant.  As he points out,
> unfortunately nested sections don't seem to work (if you were able to
> make them work as you mention, I'd love to see how you did it, because
> I couldn't).

Below is how I how did it.  But on re-reading your question, I realize
this is probably not exactly what you want - you can create a nested
subsection, but you can't go back to a higher level section.


Example
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Some text

And more text

.. only:: student

        - The LCL =
        - The UCL =
        
        Also consider this
        -------------------

        Student, blah blah
        
        
        And a sub-subsection
        ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
        
        Sub-subsection student, blah

        
.. only:: instructor
                
        - The LCL = 3
        - The UCL = 5
        
        Extra-credit question
        -----------------------
        
        Instructor, blah, blah
        
        
        
Then everyone returns at this point (this text actually appears under
the previous sub-section; where else would it go?)

Final section
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

And we wrap up with a final section here.


> But I ended up using this:
>
>
> .. only:: instructor
>
>   .. admonition:: Solution
>
>      The solution is...
>
>   .. literalinclude:: examples/wordfreqs.py
>
>
> This at least gives me a little box for the description of the
> solution (and boldface in pdf), and I can also include code fragments.
>
> It will do for now, and it's very easy to use.  But I'd really like to
> have a full solution to this, so we can also include section markup,
> etc...  I need to get back to writing lecture notes so I'll use this
> for now, but I'd love to hear more ideas if anyone has any.
>
> Thank again, this does get me going though!
>
> Cheers,
>
> f

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