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Hi, Le dimanche 01 septembre 2013 13:02:42 john Culleton a écrit :
On Sat, 31 Aug 2013 23:10:07 +0200 Romain Diss
wrote: I wrote some articles with context and they contain (of course) sections. Now I have to include all these articles in a book but each article should become a section of the book. So I wonder if there is a way to convert the \section command of the article files into \subsection in the book. If faced with this problem I would import the tex file into gvim and do
a mass change with one statement like: :% s/\\section/\\subsection/
Then I would save the tex file under a different name.
If there are already subsections I would convert them to subsubsections first, then convert the sections to subsections. Eqch step is just a singl command in gvim. You're right. I also use vim and this is a quick and working solution (and even faster with :bufdo %s/\\section/\\subsection/). However the idea was to keep the section/subsection/subsub.. order in the article individual files and not modify them. In fact I was looking to the most 'contexty' solution.
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Romain Diss