I asked:
> Is there a way to suppress the Table of Contents-like table of child
> nodes on a particular page (such as when the page contains
> sufficiently similar content)?
Ross Moore writes:
> Yes.
>
> \tableofchildlinks[off]
...
> You need \usepackage[html] of course,
> for LaTeX to recognise and ignore this markup.
...
> If this isn't described in the manual, then it
> certainly is described in the file html.sty
Thanks! I wasn't clear enough in my query I think: I was trying to
do this from Perl, not from LaTeX. I try to avoid any conditional
code in the document files (class & package files are different ;-).
I also don't use the html package, since my documents can be processed
for DVI/PostScript/PDF/etc. without latex2html being installed.
However, your pointer to \tableofchildlinks[off] did the trick; in
my do_cmd_localmoduletable() function, I can insert a marker
followed by "\tableofchildlinks[off]" and get the right thing, since
do_cmd_tableofchildlinks() is defined in the main latex2html script.
Works like a charm!
> Furthermore it will be in the documentation for html.sty
> to be published in the LaTeX Web Companion
> Addisson--Wesley (due late 1998 or early 1999)
I look forward to this book!
-Fred
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