% ====================[ classicthesis-lyx-old.sty          ]====================
%                     [ Time-stamp: "2009-04-18 19:29:36 leycec" ]

% Define option setters.
%\DeclareOption{biblatex}{\setboolean{ctl@biblatex}{true}}
%\DeclareOption{drafting}{\setboolean{ctl@drafting}{true}}
%\DeclareOption{minionpro}{\setboolean{ctl@minionpro}{true}}
%\DeclareOption{nochapters}{\setboolean{ctl@nochapters}{true}}
%\DeclareOption{pdf}{\setboolean{ctl@pdf}{true}}
%\DeclareOption{english}{\setboolean{ctl@english}{true}}
%\DeclareOption{french}{\setboolean{ctl@french}{true}}
%\DeclareOption{german}{\setboolean{ctl@german}{true}}
%\DeclareOption{spanish}{\setboolean{ctl@spanish}{true}}
%\DeclareOption{italian}{\setboolean{ctl@italian}{true}}

% Set option defaults.
%\ExecuteOptions{english}

% End option handling.
%\ProcessOptions\relax

%FIXME: I like this, but it should probably also be dependent on document type.
% If true, format the numbers associated with sequentially numbered equations
% "flatly": e.g., the first equation in the document will be numbered "1", the
% next equation "2", and so on. This is probably not appropriate for thesis or
% thesis proposals, but may be preferable (depending on journal) for journal
% articles.
%
% If false, format these numbers as "${section}.${equation}" if a journal
% article or "${section}.${subsection}.${equation}" if a thesis or thesis
% proposal: e.g., "3.1.4" is the fourth equation in the first subsection of the
% third section of the current chapter of the current part, and will be printed
% as such. This is the default.
%
% Do not hierarchically sequentially number equations, if desired.
%\ifthenelse{\boolean{ctl@labelequationsflatly}}%
%  {}%
%  {\numberwithin{equation}{subsection}}

%FIXME: Overly complex. This is not generally useful, frankly.
% If true, automatically sequentially number equations displayed in all display
% math environments; otherwise, do not. Note that it's generally considered bad
% style to indicriminately label each displayed equation with a number.
% Usually, only explicitly referenced displayed equations should be explicitly
% labelled with a number.
%\ifthenelse{\boolean{ctl@labelallequations}}%
%  {\renewcommand\[{\begin{equation}}%
%   \renewcommand\]{\end{equation}}}%
%  {}

   % By default, the heading for the bibliography is defined by the
   % selected bibliography style. By default, this tends to use the
   % \chapter* or \section* commands, which causes the bibliography to be an
   % unnumbered chapter or section not output into the Table of Contents. This
   % corrects that by redefining \defbibheading to produce a numbered chapter
   % or section, with proper capitalization.

% ....................{ BIBTEX                             }....................
% Declare the bibiography database file to be used.
%\bibliography{\myBibliography}

% Define a command printing the preamble header for the bibliography,
% regardless of whether BibLaTeX or Natbib is being used.
%\newcommand{\myPrintBibliographyPreamble}{}

% Define a new command for printing an inverted copyright symbol, which is, of
% course, a "copyleft" symbol. This is helpful for printing a Creative Commons-
% enabled license and disclaimer in the thesis. ;0
\renewcommand{\textcopyleft}{\textinvert{\textcopyright}}

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