Regarding figure captions & disappearing figure numbers:
The first trick is to \protect every command that might get
translated to something different
before latex writes the aux file.
The second trick is to not use any of your own definitions, but to
write out explicitly what
you want done, in a protected fashion, (e.g., \protext\textrm{rms})
in the caption definition.
A combination of these two tricks usually resolves the problem for me.
The diagnostic to see where any possible problem is is to check the
corresponding
aux file entry and make sure it comes out clean. It is not a matter
of sloppiness, it is a
mater of an extra stage of interpretation in the process when using
latex2html that requires
the aux file to be cleaner than latex would normally make it. There
are various discussions of
this point back in the archives of this forum.
cheers,
- Tom
On Oct 19, 2005, at 4:10, John Blackburn wrote:
Thanks for that, but \times is not causing the problem, it's ok to
leave it unprotected. The only problem is my \rms and \peak
commands. If I remove them all is well. I have not come across
problems with built in latex commands needing protection.
In fact the problem may not be protection at all by sizing commands
such as \footnotesize appearing in captions. See my previous message.
And latex itself has no problems either with $\times$ or \rms
appearing in captions, so, is latex being forgiving of my sloppy code?
John.
-----Original Message-----
From: Thomas Bewley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 19 October 2005 11:08
To: John Blackburn
Cc: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [l2h] Fails to number figures: bogus "arguments too
complex" erro r.
John -
Try changing \times to \protect\times in your caption. Each and
every fragile symbol in the captions, (there
are typically a lot of them in math mode), needs to to have this
\protect prefix. See the latex book for what
fragile means, and see the associated .aux file that latex
generates,
and latex2html must refer to,
to see the mess that latex puts into the aux file if you fail
to have
this \protect prefix there...
cheers,
- Tom
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