My apologies, the code I just posted was missing a `reverse`. Here's the fixed
version:
@(define (sec-number→string tag #:doc [doc #f])
(delayed-element
(λ (the-renderer the-part the-resolve-info)
(define sec-tag (make-section-tag tag #:doc doc))
(define resolved-sec-tag
Thanks a lot!
I was able to build an @sec-number-ref function. Here it is below. Matthew,
since this is not a copy-paste of your code, I hope you won't see any problems
if I place this in the public domain / CC0 license?
@(define (sec-number→string tag #:doc [doc #f])
(delayed-element
At Thu, 8 Jun 2017 08:55:00 -0700 (PDT), Dupéron Georges wrote:
> Generally it is nice to get the actual section title printed when using
> @secref["mysection"]. However, in some cases it is a bit awkwards:
>
> Chapter State of the art presents related work. Chapter Implementation
> explains in
Generally it is nice to get the actual section title printed when using
@secref["mysection"]. However, in some cases it is a bit awkwards:
Chapter State of the art presents related work. Chapter Implementation explains
in detail how this library is implemented. etc.
I'd rather have something
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