Jason Frank wrote:
The main suggestion that I
saw was to put the table of contents at the end of the document, and then
rearrange the pages to put it at the beginning once you are done. This
implies to me that things are not being written to the output stream "as you
go", but instead are saved up in memory and then flushed to the stream at some
later time, perhaps when the document is closed. For a large document, this
could be problematic, because everything has to fit in memory at once.
There is more than one way to do this.
For a large report, I would write the content to one file and the ToC to
another one. Afterwards, you can concatenate both files.
br,
Bruno
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