我相信这是一个非常简单的问题,可能有一个非常简单的答案,到目前为止我还没有找到:如何强制将常规列表LaTeX2e
(例如enumerate
)中每个项目的文本排版为全小写?我的问题是\lowercase
或\MakeLowercase
命令需要分隔参数,而它不是这种情况\item
,因为它作为控制序列工作。我的动机:有时我想将项目列表中的文本排版为小写,并使所有字符都与小写字母的高度相对应,但我希望能够做到这一点,而不必在手动的按项目计算。最简单的答案(只需输入全小写的文本)并不是有用的答案,因为我希望能够使用相同的文本,而不需要重新输入它,就像使用常规\upshape
文本一样。
编辑:我已将 A. Ellett 的提议勾选为答案,因为它的功能符合我的问题,而且我认为它本身就是一项有价值且经过深思熟虑的贡献。尽管如此,如果可行的话,更简单的方法仍然会受到欢迎。
答案1
此更新版本(请参阅旧版本的修订历史记录)不需要用户向其环境添加任何功能。不需要\item*
或类似的东西。这是通过在\item
第一次迭代中偷偷加入然后转移(重新定义再次)\item
我添加了大量注释,以便您能够修改此代码以更好地满足您的需要。
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
\usepackage{lmodern}
\makeatletter
%% We will use two versions for redefining \item
%% The first version is temporary and only used
%% for the first iteration. It's purpose is to
%% allow us to slip in an \item just before the
%% environment is ended.
\def\@ae@item@va@#1\item#2\@nil{%%
\def\item##1\end{\@ae@item@vb@##1\@nil}%%
\@ae@item@vb@#1\item#2\@nil}
\def\@ae@item@vb@#1\item#2\@nil{%%
%% Don't immediately pass to \olditem
%% we need to see whether there's any optional
%% arguments being passed to \item
\ae@olditem #1\@nil%%
%% If second argument is empty, then that means
%% we've parsed the entire environment and should
%% quit. Restore the "\end" we stole earlier.
\if\relax\detokenize{#2}\relax
\expandafter\end
\else
%% We don't want to get too deeply buried within
%% \if...\fi structures. So save #2 to a macro
%% then call a dummy macro, but only after first
%% leaving the \if...\fi structure.
\def\ae@tmp{#2}%%
\expandafter\@@ae@continue@iterating@item
\fi}
%% Test whether there's an optional argument.
\def\ae@olditem{%%
\@ifnextchar[%]
{\@o@ae@olditem}
{\@@ae@olditem}}
\def\@o@ae@olditem[#1]{\olditem[#1] \@@ae@@format}
\def\@@ae@olditem{\olditem \@@ae@@format}
%% The actual formatting of the content following \item
\def\@@ae@@format#1\@nil{%%
\bgroup\scshape\lowercase{#1}\egroup}
%% The macro handling the continuation of iterating over
%% the \item's in the environment. Notice the use of
%% \expandafter. We don't want to pass the formatting
%% macro content buried into a temporary macro. Remember
%% the \ae@tmp was only used to help us jump out of the
%% \if ... \fi structure.
\def\@@ae@continue@iterating@item{%%
\expandafter\item\ae@tmp\end}
\newenvironment{mylc}
{%%
\begin{enumerate}
\let\olditem\item
%% new definition for \item but only good for first iteration.
%% This is how we smuggle in a final \item
%% just before ending the environment. Here we
%% also steal the `\end` which closes the environment.
%% We'll have to restore that before we're done.
\def\item##1\end{%%
\@ae@item@va@##1\item\@nil}
}
{\end{enumerate}}
\makeatother
\def\aerandomstuff{A random string of stuff.}
\begin{document}
\begin{mylc}
\item `A' is for Amy who\ldots
\item[<optional argument>] This line has an optional argument.
\item
\item The previous item was empty, but that won't cause us to
prematurely terminate.
\item Matter buried in a macro will not be handled correctly: \aerandomstuff
\item This is the last line. No special mark up needed.
\end{mylc}
\end{document}
关于扩展问题:\lowercase
仅适用于扩展内容。任何偷运进来的内容(就像我所做的那样)\aerandomstuff
都不会先设置为小写。