Dear all,
Digging a bit Inside lua code I could find a way to use internal structures
(namely structures.marks.fetched, structures.lists.ordered.section and
structures.lists.cached) to get the output I would like. I guess that’s not
really recommended to use internal structures from lua code ? Happy to paste
some initial crude implementation here if anyone is interested.
Thanks
Best regards
Joseph Canedo
From: josephcan...@gmail.com
Sent: Tuesday, November 3, 2015 10:43 PM
To: ntg-context@ntg.nl
Dear all,
I would like to display in page header the number of first and last subsection
that starts on a given page (ie the title of those appear on that page
regardless their content). For this I tried using
\fetchmarking[subsectionnumber][][top] and
\fetchmarking[subsectionnumber][][bottom]
but it does not give me the expected results if (it seems) the page does not
start immediately with a new subsection (ie there is text of subsection
starting from previous page). In the example below in page 2 I’d like to have
1.4 - 1.6, but top marking equals to 1.3 in this case. In the other pages top
marking contains expected number (well the number I’d like to print).
I guess there is some logic to use using previous, top and first markings but I
fail to understand what it could be.
Many thanks
Best regards
Joseph Canedo
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