This posting corresponds to '5.2.1 Options controlling Titles,
File-Names and Sectioning' of the l2h manual.
I need explicit file-names for some nodes of my documents - to allow
others to reference a certain section of my document.
Based on the hints of Ross Moore, Dan Young and Bruce R. Miller from
April last year I realized a mechanism using the custom_title_hook,
which allows arbitrary switching between automated node-naming and
explicit node-naming.
The code for doing this is at the bottom of the email.
I like it :-) Perhaps some similar code can find it's way into the
manual...
(I love manuals with examples :-)
Here's the remaining problem:
The "\HTMLset{mypagename}{filename}" commands must not be included in
the
.aux file which is generated from latex. Otherwise the main document is
named after the last 'mypagename' from the .aux file - this results in a
completly corrupted html file.
In other words: the \HTMLset command can not be used within the
\section{} command...
Is there an obvious workaround?
- How can I add a 'kill $mypagename after reading the .aux file' ?
Regards, Steffen
Here's the code for the .latex2html-init:
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$CUSTOM_TITLES = 1;
sub custom_title_hook {
if ( !( $mypagename eq $myPageNameBackup ) )
{
$myPageNameBackup = $mypagename;
return $myPageNameBackup;
};
return "";
}
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Here's a exerpt from the latex file x.tex:
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\clearpage
\HTMLset{mypagename}{publications}
\chapter{Publikationen}
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The node will be named: x-publications.html ($AUTO_PREFIX = 1)
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