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I am using the dramatist package for a libretto. I want to replace the word of the scene command with the word Aria. So, every time I place a scene command I would get the word Aria with a number. Any help would be appreciated.










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I am using the dramatist package for a libretto. I want to replace the word of the scene command with the word Aria. So, every time I place a scene command I would get the word Aria with a number. Any help would be appreciated.










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    – samcarter
    19 hours ago










  • dramatist is quite a specialized package and you'll not find many people accustomed to it. A small example of code will definitely help in finding a good solution.
    – egreg
    14 hours ago


















  • Welcome to TeX.SE. It would be helpful if you composed a fully compilable minimal working example (MWE) including documentclass and the appropriate packages that sets up the problem. While solving problems can be fun, setting them up is not. Then, those trying to help can simply cut and paste your MWE and get started on solving the problem.
    – samcarter
    19 hours ago










  • dramatist is quite a specialized package and you'll not find many people accustomed to it. A small example of code will definitely help in finding a good solution.
    – egreg
    14 hours ago
















Welcome to TeX.SE. It would be helpful if you composed a fully compilable minimal working example (MWE) including documentclass and the appropriate packages that sets up the problem. While solving problems can be fun, setting them up is not. Then, those trying to help can simply cut and paste your MWE and get started on solving the problem.
– samcarter
19 hours ago




Welcome to TeX.SE. It would be helpful if you composed a fully compilable minimal working example (MWE) including documentclass and the appropriate packages that sets up the problem. While solving problems can be fun, setting them up is not. Then, those trying to help can simply cut and paste your MWE and get started on solving the problem.
– samcarter
19 hours ago












dramatist is quite a specialized package and you'll not find many people accustomed to it. A small example of code will definitely help in finding a good solution.
– egreg
14 hours ago




dramatist is quite a specialized package and you'll not find many people accustomed to it. A small example of code will definitely help in finding a good solution.
– egreg
14 hours ago










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Well, you gave no MWE so I had to guess a little bit.



In the documentation of package dramatist (type texdoc dramatist on your terminal/console) you can see that scene uses scenename you can simply rename with



renewcommand{scenename}{Aria} % <=====================================


So the following code



documentclass{article}

usepackage{dramatist}
usepackage[english]{babel}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}

%% This will print the name of the speaking actor in boldface
renewcommand{speaksfont}{bfseries}
renewcommand{scenename}{Aria} % <=====================================


begin{document}

Character[Wilheim - a person]{Wilheim}{will} % define characters

scene


begin{drama}

willspeaks Vivamus varius tellus et mi pretium elementum iaculis tellus semper. Donec semper iaculis ante,
convallis convallis arcu laoreet vitae. Aliquam id leo ac eros ultrices rhoncus porta sed ipsum.

end{drama}

end{document}


gives you:



enter image description here






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    Well, you gave no MWE so I had to guess a little bit.



    In the documentation of package dramatist (type texdoc dramatist on your terminal/console) you can see that scene uses scenename you can simply rename with



    renewcommand{scenename}{Aria} % <=====================================


    So the following code



    documentclass{article}

    usepackage{dramatist}
    usepackage[english]{babel}
    usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}

    %% This will print the name of the speaking actor in boldface
    renewcommand{speaksfont}{bfseries}
    renewcommand{scenename}{Aria} % <=====================================


    begin{document}

    Character[Wilheim - a person]{Wilheim}{will} % define characters

    scene


    begin{drama}

    willspeaks Vivamus varius tellus et mi pretium elementum iaculis tellus semper. Donec semper iaculis ante,
    convallis convallis arcu laoreet vitae. Aliquam id leo ac eros ultrices rhoncus porta sed ipsum.

    end{drama}

    end{document}


    gives you:



    enter image description here






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      Well, you gave no MWE so I had to guess a little bit.



      In the documentation of package dramatist (type texdoc dramatist on your terminal/console) you can see that scene uses scenename you can simply rename with



      renewcommand{scenename}{Aria} % <=====================================


      So the following code



      documentclass{article}

      usepackage{dramatist}
      usepackage[english]{babel}
      usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}

      %% This will print the name of the speaking actor in boldface
      renewcommand{speaksfont}{bfseries}
      renewcommand{scenename}{Aria} % <=====================================


      begin{document}

      Character[Wilheim - a person]{Wilheim}{will} % define characters

      scene


      begin{drama}

      willspeaks Vivamus varius tellus et mi pretium elementum iaculis tellus semper. Donec semper iaculis ante,
      convallis convallis arcu laoreet vitae. Aliquam id leo ac eros ultrices rhoncus porta sed ipsum.

      end{drama}

      end{document}


      gives you:



      enter image description here






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        Well, you gave no MWE so I had to guess a little bit.



        In the documentation of package dramatist (type texdoc dramatist on your terminal/console) you can see that scene uses scenename you can simply rename with



        renewcommand{scenename}{Aria} % <=====================================


        So the following code



        documentclass{article}

        usepackage{dramatist}
        usepackage[english]{babel}
        usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}

        %% This will print the name of the speaking actor in boldface
        renewcommand{speaksfont}{bfseries}
        renewcommand{scenename}{Aria} % <=====================================


        begin{document}

        Character[Wilheim - a person]{Wilheim}{will} % define characters

        scene


        begin{drama}

        willspeaks Vivamus varius tellus et mi pretium elementum iaculis tellus semper. Donec semper iaculis ante,
        convallis convallis arcu laoreet vitae. Aliquam id leo ac eros ultrices rhoncus porta sed ipsum.

        end{drama}

        end{document}


        gives you:



        enter image description here






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        Well, you gave no MWE so I had to guess a little bit.



        In the documentation of package dramatist (type texdoc dramatist on your terminal/console) you can see that scene uses scenename you can simply rename with



        renewcommand{scenename}{Aria} % <=====================================


        So the following code



        documentclass{article}

        usepackage{dramatist}
        usepackage[english]{babel}
        usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}

        %% This will print the name of the speaking actor in boldface
        renewcommand{speaksfont}{bfseries}
        renewcommand{scenename}{Aria} % <=====================================


        begin{document}

        Character[Wilheim - a person]{Wilheim}{will} % define characters

        scene


        begin{drama}

        willspeaks Vivamus varius tellus et mi pretium elementum iaculis tellus semper. Donec semper iaculis ante,
        convallis convallis arcu laoreet vitae. Aliquam id leo ac eros ultrices rhoncus porta sed ipsum.

        end{drama}

        end{document}


        gives you:



        enter image description here







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