2012-02-08, 20:25
Hier ein Beispiel für die Kombination von ifdraft und tagging. Grundsätzlich würde ifdraft für viele Zwecke ausreichen, tagging bietet aber ein sauberes Interface und einige zusätzliche Befehle.
\documentclass[draft]{scrartcl} % delete the global option draft to see the difference
\usepackage[]{ifdraft}
\usepackage[]{tagging}
\ifdraft{\usetag{draft}}{\usetag{final}}
\begin{document}
\iftagged{draft}{Some text, if draft is set.}{Some text, if draft has not been set.}
\begin{taggedblock}{draft}
This is a draft block!
\end{taggedblock}
\begin{taggedblock}{final}
This is a final block!
\end{taggedblock}
\end{document} |
\documentclass[draft]{scrartcl} % delete the global option draft to see the difference
\usepackage[]{ifdraft}
\usepackage[]{tagging}
\ifdraft{\usetag{draft}}{\usetag{final}}
\begin{document}
\iftagged{draft}{Some text, if draft is set.}{Some text, if draft has not been set.}
\begin{taggedblock}{draft}
This is a draft block!
\end{taggedblock}
\begin{taggedblock}{final}
This is a final block!
\end{taggedblock}
\end{document}
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