Paket zur Erstellung wissenschaftlicher Arbeiten in LaTeX

Anhang A152: % fragment "... a PC is used ..." and also adds153: % "PC ... Personal Computer" with underlined "P"154: % and "C" to the list of abbreviations":155: % ... a \Abbrev{PC}{\Mark{P}ersonal \Mark{C}omputer}156: % is used ...157: \newcommand{\Mark}[1]{\uline{#1}}158: % The list of abbreviationa has to be activated.159: \makenomenclature160: % Definition of macro which creates the list of161: % abbreviations. This macro supports one optional162: % parameter which can be used to change the list of163: % abbreviations’ heading.164: % Param1: Represents the list of abbreviations’ heading165: % to be used. The default heading is set to166: % ’Abkürzungen’.167: \newcommand{\PrintAbbrev}[1][Abkürzungen]{%168: % Set list of abbreviations’ heading (default is169: % ’Abkürzungen’).170: \renewcommand{\nomname}{#1}171: % Force a page break only if it’s requested.172: \if@dssusenewpage\clearpage\fi173: % Used to fix a bug within hyperef-package.174: \ifpdf\phantomsection\fi175: % Add list of abbreviations’ heading to TOC!176: \addcontentsline{toc}{section}{\nomname}177: % Create the list of abbreviations.178: \printnomenclature%179: % Reset headings! This command has been placed here180: % because of some problems with heading!181: \sectionmark{\nomname}182: % Force a page break only if it’s requested.183: \if@dssusenewpage\clearpage\fi184: }%185: \else186: % The macros \Abbrev, \Mark and \PrintAbbrev will be also187: % available if the package option ’abbreviation’ wasn’t188: % used. This avoids error messages while compilation!189: \newcommand{\Abbrev}[2]{#1}190: \newcommand{\Mark}[1]{}191: \newcommand{\PrintAbbrev}[1]{}192: \fi193: %-----------------------------------------------------------194: % Declarations for list of figures (LOF)195: %-----------------------------------------------------------196: % Definition of macro which creates the list of figures.197: % This macro supports one optional parameter which can be198: % used to change list of figures’ heading. This macro is199: % always available and cannot be suppressed by another200: % package option.201: % Param1: Represents the list of figures’ heading to be used.202: % The default heading is set to ’Abbildungen’.114