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From: Simon Budig <Simon.Budig@un...> - 2002-11-17 19:08:22
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grubert@... (grubert@...) wrote: > On Wed, 6 Nov 2002, David Goodger wrote: > > * Since TeX uses curly quotes (which it expresses ``thusly''), perhaps > > the LaTeX writer could convert regular double-quotes to TeX-style > > quotes? Or can TeX/LaTeX do that automatically? Currently all > > double-quotes look like (just blur your eyes a bit ;):: > > > > 99 99 > > this > > > > whereas they should look like this:: > > > > 66 99 > > this > > > > If it's not feasible to get proper curly quotes, then the Writer > > should use straight quotes. Better to be ugly (straight quotes) > > than wrong (bad curlies). > > is in the todo (latex2e-README.txt (someday i wipe my sand/dustbox)) Whee! Typographically correct quotes! I'd just like to point out, that this is something that differs a bit in different languages. In Germany the following is used: 66 this 99 Also there are the options >> this << (german) and << this >> (french IIRC) It would be *very* cool if one could select this somehow. :-) Bye, Simon PS: I am very happy about the inline target stuff. Thanks David! -- Simon.Budig@... http://www.home.unix-ag.org/simon/ |
From: Julien Letessier <mezis@fr...> - 2002-11-17 13:50:01
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On mardi, nov 12, 2002, at 07:59 Europe/Paris, grubert@... wrote: > style.tex should hold: the font (as sayed earlier palatino make pdfs > bigger) > > settings required for proper layout should be set by the writer > (written > to the output): this concerns your solution for footnotes and figures. sounds logical. i'll hard-code my TeX hacks into latex2e.py (if that's what you mean) > the inclusion of the style file should be done after setting defaults, > so there is a possibility to overwrite defaults. yep, I'm perfectly okay ith that. > caveats: if an option is given to the documentclass other packages > recognize it automatically (at least i read so), otherwise every > concerned package needs the option (it said so in th FM). As a TeXnician, I've always considered as a bad habit using 'documentclass' options to set defaults for the various packages -- rather specify the options exactly when needed. But if it makes your life easier, fine. One point though -- I think we should keep the 'geometry' package included -- the '\geometry' command can be used in the stylesheet to modify the settings. > and we need documented stylefiles so people have an idea what to use > it for. You mean, provide a few documented examples? Cheers, -- julien |