I would like to use the short-format property to print an acronym's short form using small caps. Unfortunately, when I use the \iac command, the indefinite article is also included with the format given by short-format.
This seems incorrect to me, especially since the plural endings are not affected by short-format. If it is the intended behavior, how can I avoid having the short-format applied to indefinite articles?
Here is a minimal example.
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{acro}
\acsetup{use-id-as-short}
\DeclareAcronym{LTS}{
short-indefinite = an,
short-format = \scshape\MakeLowercase,
long = labeled transition system,
}
\begin{document}
\Iac{LTS} is useful. Here is \iac{LTS} to use. \Acp{LTS} are interesting.
\end{document}
I would like to use the
short-format
property to print an acronym's short form using small caps. Unfortunately, when I use the\iac
command, the indefinite article is also included with the format given byshort-format
.This seems incorrect to me, especially since the plural endings are not affected by
short-format
. If it is the intended behavior, how can I avoid having theshort-format
applied to indefinite articles?Here is a minimal example.