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> On May 21, 4:29pm, John Turner wrote:
> > Note the misnumbering of Appendix Glop in the TOC and in its own
> > heading. The reference, however, correctly appears as A.
>
> I had the same problem; L2h gets labels from internal counters sometimes and
> uses the ones from the *.aux file other times.
> The following redefinition seems to work by doing the same things LaTeX does:
> redefines \thesection (or \thechapter) to use \Alph and resets the counter.
V98.1p6 already has a fix for this.
Look at your example on: http://www-texdev.mpce.mq.edu.au/TURNER/report/
> There's 2 (potential) catches:
> 1) It should only affect \thesection for article styles or \thechapter for
> book styles. But how to tell which is the case? The best I could find was
> using $outermost_level and hope the user structured the doc `right'.
> 2) I was worried that reseting the counter would screw up L2h's bookkeeping
> (the keys it uses to record various sectional units), but apparently l2h
> increments those separately. Ross was once trying to explain to me why the
> counters & keys could get `out of sync'; I think he was trying to tell me it
> was for my own good, but I didn't believe him at the time! :>
:-) Yes.
There needs to be 2 counters, or counter-like mechanisms.
One keeps the value that will appear o the HTML pages,
the other maintains a code that ensures the HTML pages can be
sorted into the correct order (also that sublists of the section-titles
can be put into the correct order for TOC lists, etc.).
A single counter isn't good enough, due to things like \section*
\tableofcontents \listoffigures etc. and now also \appendix .
The reliance on the .aux fie is now removed for section-numbering.
Hope this helps
Ross
