> -n,--new-pages={1,...} clear a new page for each (listed) section
> -1,--reset-pages={1,...} reset a new page (number=1) for each (listed) section
> -/,--separate={1,...} separate .dvi file for each (listed) section
I found that '=' equal sign is a bit misleading. It is better to use
'@'-sign because both sides of the equal sign are not pages (or .dvi
files).
The following is much more intuitive:
-n,--new-pages@{1,...} clear a new page for each (listed) section
-1,--reset-pages@{1,...} reset a new page (number=1) for each (listed) section
-/,--separate@{1,...} separate .dvi file for each (listed) section
The correspoding abbreviations would be
-n and -n{1,...} or -n {1,...}
-1 and -1{1,...} or -1 {1,...}
-/ and -/{1,...} or -/ {1,...}
--
Heikki Junes
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