On Oct 2, 2006, at 10:11 AM, Charilaos Skiadas wrote:
we have that wonderful toggle command for environments (* or not *).
yeah it doesn't work very well for nested environments at the moment, and I haven't had time to see if I can fix it.
Would it be possible to add this toggling behavior to headings?
like \subsection{} to \subsection*{} ?
I recently updated this command, and it should now toggle either the innermost environment, or the closest section before the caret, whatever is closest. For instance:
\section{A section} (1) \begin{env} \begin{env3} (2) \end{env3} (3) \subsection{a subsevction} (4) \begin{env2} (5) \end{env2} (6) \end{env}
Then the changes that take place should be, depending on caret location: (1): the section (2): The env3 (3): the env (4,6): the subsection (5): the env2
Let me know if there are problems with it. It is currently a bit sensitive about the line it is at. If you are in the \end{} line, it will count as if you were outside the environment. If you are int he \begin{} line, it will count as if you were inside the environment.
Haris