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Differences between documentclass[spanish]article and usepackage[spanish]babel
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Planned maintenance scheduled April 23, 2019 at 23:30 UTC (7:30pm US/Eastern)a4paper, where should I declare it? In document class or geometry?How to use non-breaking space (~) with usepackage[spanish]babel?Conflict between nag and babel spanishWhat's the difference between usepackagengerman and usepackage[ngerman]babelBabel spanish option and fancyvrb incompatibilityConflict between stackengine and babel with spanish optionWhy the language selection of babel affects the page number format?spanish option for babel[spanish]babel and circuitikzRussian and Spanish babel`usepackage[spanish]babel` flags `!LaTeX Error: Command quoting already defined.`
This is my second post in latex-SE. Here is a very (I think) basic question, but I could'nt find a precise answer yet:
What exactly does the command documentclass[spanish]article and what sets it apart from the command: usepackage[spanish]babel?
Thanks, in advance, for your kindly answer(s).
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This is my second post in latex-SE. Here is a very (I think) basic question, but I could'nt find a precise answer yet:
What exactly does the command documentclass[spanish]article and what sets it apart from the command: usepackage[spanish]babel?
Thanks, in advance, for your kindly answer(s).
babel class-options
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When you pass the option tousepackage, that option will affect that specific package only. Other packages that happen to have an option namedspanishwill not (generally) know that you used that option. If you pass the option todocumentclassthen the option becomes global and all packages that happen to have anspanishoption will use it. (I'm pretty sure there is a duplicate of this, I just can't find it now)
– Phelype Oleinik
1 hour ago
Hello Phelype Oleinik. Now it is clear for me, Thanks!
– Patone
1 hour ago
Please have a look to the related question/answer tex.stackexchange.com/a/62314/16550
– Kurt
1 hour ago
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This is my second post in latex-SE. Here is a very (I think) basic question, but I could'nt find a precise answer yet:
What exactly does the command documentclass[spanish]article and what sets it apart from the command: usepackage[spanish]babel?
Thanks, in advance, for your kindly answer(s).
babel class-options
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This is my second post in latex-SE. Here is a very (I think) basic question, but I could'nt find a precise answer yet:
What exactly does the command documentclass[spanish]article and what sets it apart from the command: usepackage[spanish]babel?
Thanks, in advance, for your kindly answer(s).
babel class-options
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When you pass the option tousepackage, that option will affect that specific package only. Other packages that happen to have an option namedspanishwill not (generally) know that you used that option. If you pass the option todocumentclassthen the option becomes global and all packages that happen to have anspanishoption will use it. (I'm pretty sure there is a duplicate of this, I just can't find it now)
– Phelype Oleinik
1 hour ago
Hello Phelype Oleinik. Now it is clear for me, Thanks!
– Patone
1 hour ago
Please have a look to the related question/answer tex.stackexchange.com/a/62314/16550
– Kurt
1 hour ago
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When you pass the option tousepackage, that option will affect that specific package only. Other packages that happen to have an option namedspanishwill not (generally) know that you used that option. If you pass the option todocumentclassthen the option becomes global and all packages that happen to have anspanishoption will use it. (I'm pretty sure there is a duplicate of this, I just can't find it now)
– Phelype Oleinik
1 hour ago
Hello Phelype Oleinik. Now it is clear for me, Thanks!
– Patone
1 hour ago
Please have a look to the related question/answer tex.stackexchange.com/a/62314/16550
– Kurt
1 hour ago
When you pass the option to
usepackage, that option will affect that specific package only. Other packages that happen to have an option named spanish will not (generally) know that you used that option. If you pass the option to documentclass then the option becomes global and all packages that happen to have an spanish option will use it. (I'm pretty sure there is a duplicate of this, I just can't find it now)– Phelype Oleinik
1 hour ago
When you pass the option to
usepackage, that option will affect that specific package only. Other packages that happen to have an option named spanish will not (generally) know that you used that option. If you pass the option to documentclass then the option becomes global and all packages that happen to have an spanish option will use it. (I'm pretty sure there is a duplicate of this, I just can't find it now)– Phelype Oleinik
1 hour ago
Hello Phelype Oleinik. Now it is clear for me, Thanks!
– Patone
1 hour ago
Hello Phelype Oleinik. Now it is clear for me, Thanks!
– Patone
1 hour ago
Please have a look to the related question/answer tex.stackexchange.com/a/62314/16550
– Kurt
1 hour ago
Please have a look to the related question/answer tex.stackexchange.com/a/62314/16550
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When you pass the option to usepackage, that option will affect that specific package only. Other packages that happen to have an option named spanish will not (generally) know that you used that option. If you pass the option to documentclass then the option becomes global and all packages that happen to have an spanish option will use it.
The relevant bits of documentation can be found, in “LaTeX2ε for authors”, section 2.2 Class and package options:
and in the “The LaTeX2ε Sources”, section 67 user interface (note especially the last paragraph):
answered 53 mins ago
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Now it's very clear. I compose my documents using LyX, in spanish language. Now I see whyLyXputs the linedocumentclass[spanish]articleat the very beginning of any exported file. Thanks, a lot, Phelype!
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@Patone You're welcome :-)
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When you pass the option to usepackage, that option will affect that specific package only. Other packages that happen to have an option named spanish will not (generally) know that you used that option. If you pass the option to documentclass then the option becomes global and all packages that happen to have an spanish option will use it.
The relevant bits of documentation can be found, in “LaTeX2ε for authors”, section 2.2 Class and package options:
and in the “The LaTeX2ε Sources”, section 67 user interface (note especially the last paragraph):
answered 53 mins ago
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Now it's very clear. I compose my documents using LyX, in spanish language. Now I see whyLyXputs the linedocumentclass[spanish]articleat the very beginning of any exported file. Thanks, a lot, Phelype!
– Patone
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@Patone You're welcome :-)
– Phelype Oleinik
26 mins ago
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When you pass the option to usepackage, that option will affect that specific package only. Other packages that happen to have an option named spanish will not (generally) know that you used that option. If you pass the option to documentclass then the option becomes global and all packages that happen to have an spanish option will use it.
The relevant bits of documentation can be found, in “LaTeX2ε for authors”, section 2.2 Class and package options:
and in the “The LaTeX2ε Sources”, section 67 user interface (note especially the last paragraph):
answered 53 mins ago
Phelype OleinikPhelype Oleinik
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Now it's very clear. I compose my documents using LyX, in spanish language. Now I see whyLyXputs the linedocumentclass[spanish]articleat the very beginning of any exported file. Thanks, a lot, Phelype!
– Patone
30 mins ago
@Patone You're welcome :-)
– Phelype Oleinik
26 mins ago
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When you pass the option to usepackage, that option will affect that specific package only. Other packages that happen to have an option named spanish will not (generally) know that you used that option. If you pass the option to documentclass then the option becomes global and all packages that happen to have an spanish option will use it.
The relevant bits of documentation can be found, in “LaTeX2ε for authors”, section 2.2 Class and package options:
and in the “The LaTeX2ε Sources”, section 67 user interface (note especially the last paragraph):
answered 53 mins ago
Phelype OleinikPhelype Oleinik
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When you pass the option to usepackage, that option will affect that specific package only. Other packages that happen to have an option named spanish will not (generally) know that you used that option. If you pass the option to documentclass then the option becomes global and all packages that happen to have an spanish option will use it.
The relevant bits of documentation can be found, in “LaTeX2ε for authors”, section 2.2 Class and package options:
and in the “The LaTeX2ε Sources”, section 67 user interface (note especially the last paragraph):
answered 53 mins ago
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Phelype OleinikPhelype Oleinik
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Now it's very clear. I compose my documents using LyX, in spanish language. Now I see whyLyXputs the linedocumentclass[spanish]articleat the very beginning of any exported file. Thanks, a lot, Phelype!
– Patone
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@Patone You're welcome :-)
– Phelype Oleinik
26 mins ago
add a comment |
Now it's very clear. I compose my documents using LyX, in spanish language. Now I see whyLyXputs the linedocumentclass[spanish]articleat the very beginning of any exported file. Thanks, a lot, Phelype!
– Patone
30 mins ago
@Patone You're welcome :-)
– Phelype Oleinik
26 mins ago
Now it's very clear. I compose my documents using LyX, in spanish language. Now I see why
LyX puts the line documentclass[spanish]article at the very beginning of any exported file. Thanks, a lot, Phelype!– Patone
30 mins ago
Now it's very clear. I compose my documents using LyX, in spanish language. Now I see why
LyX puts the line documentclass[spanish]article at the very beginning of any exported file. Thanks, a lot, Phelype!– Patone
30 mins ago
@Patone You're welcome :-)
– Phelype Oleinik
26 mins ago
@Patone You're welcome :-)
– Phelype Oleinik
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When you pass the option to
usepackage, that option will affect that specific package only. Other packages that happen to have an option namedspanishwill not (generally) know that you used that option. If you pass the option todocumentclassthen the option becomes global and all packages that happen to have anspanishoption will use it. (I'm pretty sure there is a duplicate of this, I just can't find it now)– Phelype Oleinik
1 hour ago
Hello Phelype Oleinik. Now it is clear for me, Thanks!
– Patone
1 hour ago
Please have a look to the related question/answer tex.stackexchange.com/a/62314/16550
– Kurt
1 hour ago