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DIRECTORY STRUCTURE & FILE NAMING
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The examples directory has the following structure
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examples/[language/]category/[subcategory]
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Please use the layout category (with identical spelling to assure translation)
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as category subdirectory (e.g., "Letters"). See \DeclareCategory entry of the
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layout which corresponds to your example. Note the handling of special characters
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below.
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If your example consists of one file only, and if there are no further examples
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relating to your layout yet, use the layout name, as defined in \DeclareLaTeXClass,
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as file name. In any case, use a verbose, transparent name (do not use insider acronyms
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as file names). Note the handling of special characters below.
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If your example consists of multiple files, use an additional subdirectory.
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Use the layout name, as defined in \DeclareLaTeXClass, as subcategory subfolder
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name. Give the files verbose, transparent names that clarify the function of the respective
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file in the examples bundle. Note the handling of special characters below.
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The optional language subdirectory that immediately follows examples/ uses the
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language code (e.g., 'de' for German). Use this if you provide a translation of
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an existing English example.
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The language subdirectory expands to the same subfolders than the English version
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and uses the same [English) filename (e.g., examples/Letters/myletter.lyx >
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examples/fr/Letters/myletter.lyx).
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2023-02-10 15:20:38 +00:00
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NOTE: The language subdirectory is for translations in the respective language. If you
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want to provide a document in English _about_ a specific language (e.g., about how to
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write a Turkish article), put it in the main directory in the "Language_Support" folder.
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NB: SPECIAL CHARACTERS IN FILE AND DIRECTORY NAMES:
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The following characters in file and directory names must be substituted, since they break
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LyX building with autotools:
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* Blanks by '_' (e.g., My_Layout.lyx)
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* Parentheses by %28 and %29 (e.g., My_Layout_%28v._1%29.lyx)
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* Apersands by %26 (e.g., Journal_of_This_%26_That.lyx)
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2019-03-25 07:28:54 +00:00
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The substitution characters will be replaced again for LyX for translation and GUI display.
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THINGS TO CHECK BEFORE COMMITTING:
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==================================
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New files must be added to Makefile.am. If you add a new (sub)folder, you must also create a new category
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in Makefile.am (cf. dehandoutexamplesdir and dist_phdthesistemplates_DATA as example).
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Please make sure before you commit (in a text editor) that the example that the file has the correct
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\origin specification. It should begin with /systemlyxdir/ and then point towards the subdirectory
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your file is in, e.g.
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\origin /systemlyxdir/templates/es/Presentations/
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This is particularly important if your file includes other files (such as graphics, bibliographies,
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children).
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