Hi John,
On 20/10/2005, at 7:59 PM, John Blackburn wrote:
The commands
\newcommand{\rms}{{\protect\footnotesize rms}\protect~}
\newcommand{\peak}{{\protect\footnotesize peak}\protect~}
do not work either.
Yes, OK.
It is only the \footnotesize that is causing the problem.
Replace it with \small , \tiny, \Large, \scriptsize, etc.
and it should work fine (with the \protect ).
Now here's why:
When the .aux file is read, each line is filtered through coding
that includes these lines (from the latex2html Perl script):
#footnote markers upset the numbering
s/\\footnote(mark|text)?//g;
This matches, so removes, the \footnote but leaves 'size' behind,
as if part of the caption text.
Here's a simple fix:
Replace the latter line by:
s/\\footnote(mark|text)?\b//g;
where \b denotes *word boundary*.
Now my advice about using \protect should always work
with figure/table-captions.
Here is the smallest LaTeX file which shows the bug
Thanks. This helped me build up examples to isolate
and trap this pesky bug.
Hope this helps,
Ross
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