[TxMt] pbs with LaTeX labels

[Édouard Gilbert]

While I'm at it, is there also a way to escape some commands in the  
same time ?

Typically, when I type

\lastname{Kant}'s life as a title, I'd like it to b converted to
kant_s_life

But when I type
\Z is the integer set (\where \Z is a macro to type Z in mathbf)

I'd rather like
z_is_the_integer_set

Does anyone have an idea of some way to achieve that? I guess the  
first part should be too hard, but I'm far from being an expert in  
regexp.

Le 31 mai 07 à 17:07, Xavier Cambar a écrit :

> Hello Ladies and Gentlemen,
>
> Is there a way to substitute an accented character by its non- 
> accented equivalent with a regular expression?
>
> I'm asking because the LaTeX  snippets for sectioning (cha, sec,  
> sub, subs, ...) automatically generate the label associated with a  
> newly created environment, but unfortunately the regexp used for  
> this keeps the characters accented.
> Beacause of this, it requires to correct manually the label in  
> order for LaTeX to accept it for compilation.
>
> Is it fixable?
>
>
> Xavier Cambar
>
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