On 2017-04-28, Sébastien Dailly wrote:
> Hello,
> I want to configure a user defined admonition with rst2latex.
> Suppose I have this block in the rst document :
>> .. admonition:: test
>> This is a test
> rst2latex transform this text into :
>> \DUadmonition[admonition-test]{
>> \DUtitle[admonition-test]{test}
>> This is a test
>> }
> Now I want to apply a custom style to this block, as described in «
> Generating latex with docutils » [1], but I cannot create a command
> named :
>> \newcommand{\DUadmonitionadmonition-test}[1]{…}}
> Latex does not allow to create a command with a « - »
> You told me that the latex writer as been rewritten in the last
> docutils version. Is the problem still present ?
Yes, this problem is still present:
The doctree for the above example is
<admonition classes="admonition-test">
<title>
test
<paragraph>
This is a test
i.e. it is an example of class arguments that cannot be part of a standard
latex command name mentioned in "latex.txt":
Class arguments may contain numbers and hyphens, which need special
treatment in LaTeX command names (see `class directive`_). The
commands ``\csname`` and ``\endcsname`` or the special command
``\@namedef`` can help with the definition of corresponding macros or
environments.
The above example should be
\expandafter\newcommand\csname DUadmonitionadmonition-test\endcsname{…}
or alternatively
\makeatletter
\@namedef{DUadmonitionadmonition-test}{…}
\makeatother
(in a package file (*.sty) you can omit the \makeat... lines).
Hope this helps,
Günter
PS: I found a typo in the latex writer documentation:
\begincsname should be replaced by \csname
(done in the repo).
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