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I am using comments in LaTeX, which are defined in my document as:
\newcommand{\notecorr}[1]{\iftoggle{comments}{\todo[color=green]{{[}COR.{]} #1}{}}\linebreak}
I would like to add something like an if-else statement when FALSE, then all comments disappear from the document and if it TRUE, then the comments are displayed.
Any suggestions how to add this?
\iftoggle (from etoolbox) actually has the following syntax:
\iftoggle{<toggle>}{<true>}{<false>}
It already provides an "if-else" statement. In your usage, the <true> clause executes
\todo[color=green]{{[}COR.{]} #1}{}
while the <false> clause executes
\linebreak
So, a proper grouping of elements within your macro should allow you to leave the <false> part completely blank {}.
\iftoggle{ <true> }{ \todo[color=green]{{[}COR.{]} #1}{} }{ \linebreak }. Is this right?
– Kare
Sep 24 '15 at 9:45
\linebreak as the <false> clause still (just like before). If you want nothing to happen when \togglefalse{comments}, then you'd need something like \iftoggle{comments}{\todo[color=green]{{[}COR.{]} #1}{}\linebreak}{}.
– Werner
Sep 24 '15 at 14:39
commentsormultiaudiencepackages. An example: tex.stackexchange.com/questions/266117/… – Ignasi Sep 24 '15 at 6:43