bnickel <[email protected]> writes: > I'm trying to solve a problem that's come up in producing a large document > that I'm breaking up into smaller ones. The basic structure is this. > > A main document (`main.tex`) that includes formatting info for the whole > project, and individual files for chapters (`part1.tex`, `part2.tex`, etc). > > I need to produce a lot of cross-references, mostly to enumerate items > within a part, but ideally also to some elements across parts. > > My basic workflow is editing LaTeX documents in emacs using the RefTeX > capabilities to produce cross-references. My problem is that when RefTex > automatically supplies me with labels (and I'm not willing to give up that > convenience), it'll start numbering the labels from scratch for each part.
Have you actually bothered informing AUCTeX that you are working with a multi-file document here? If the appropriate TeX-master settings are established, usually RefTeX should not have a problem figuring out what belongs where. How to set up AUCTeX for multi-file documents should be described pretty much at the start of its manual. -- David Kastrup _______________________________________________ auctex mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/auctex
