Hi there,
I have a situation where numbered chapters are occasionally interspersed
with unnumbered chapters, so, for example, it might be:
1 First chapter title with number
second chapter title unnumbered
2 Second chapter title with number
3 Third chapter title with number
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Now, I can achieve what I want by putting something like the following
for a 'normal' chapter (by which I mean one that needs to be numbered,
but would otherwise be out of sequence):
\chapter[title={\sc My chapter title that needs a different
number},ownnumber=2]
And in the case of the interspersed 'other' chapter (that is, the one
that follows Chapter 1 numbered, still needs a title, but no number, and
therefore breaks the normal number increment), I define 'mychapter' in
the initial setup, then:
\mychapter[title={\sc MY UNNUMBERED CHAPTER TITLE},number=no]
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But I was wondering if there was a way that I could achieve the result I
want in the initial setup for the two different kinds of chapters. If it
were a regular pattern, e.g. 1 chapter, unnumbered chapter, 2 chapter,
unnumbered chapter, that might be easier to do, but in the situation I
am dealing with, there is not this regularity.
You may well tell me that since I can achieve what I want as described
above, that should suffice. I will be happy to have that confirmed. On
the other hand, someone may have a more elegant suggestion in the
initial setup that enables me to call in the specific kind of chapter I
need at the time in a simpler way.
Julian
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