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Re: Headings with pdftex seems wrong
From: |
Karl Berry |
Subject: |
Re: Headings with pdftex seems wrong |
Date: |
Sat, 30 Jun 2007 13:20:58 -0500 |
Hi Oleg,
- What's documented in the manual is that @thischapter* can only be used
in headings; the commands never worked in the body. So please change
your patch to redefine @thischapter* to use marks. (I'm not surprised
they were totally broken with @setchapternewpage off. Support for
that is minimal.) I don't think we need \pagechapter.
- @thissection is not documented because it could not be reliably
implemented without marks, and I never took the time to do that. If
you feel like implementing it, so much the better. Not that it's
necessary, of course.
- I believe you are right that the xref stuff depends on the current
timing of \thischapter and \thissection. However, that is not visible
to the user, whereas the @thischapter* documentation is. So, what we
need to do is define different macros (say, \thischapternow and
\thissectionnow) the way \thischapter and \thissection are currently
defined, and use the new macros in the xref stuff. Sound plausible?
- Your page break fix sounds good. Please commit that.
- Thanks.
karl