Bodvar,
> I agree that this can "easily" be done in FrameScript
I did implement such a line break fix in the FrameScript
DocTOC: http://www.itl.de/html/englisch/consulting/fsl/solutions-2.html
It does fix the line breaks of book TOCs as well as of
the chapter TOCs (that are inserted by the
I am fighting to adapt an alien structured book to our needs. It
consists of a couple of hundred files but there is only one bookfile
and each Section or volume has its own Table of Contents (in
addition to the book TOC), which they call Index. Some of the TOCs
were totally without hyperlinks
I can't think of an easy way to make your lines break, but I would
propose an alternate solution that would mostly automate the
procedure.
Follow the KISS principle and just add several more standard TOCs, one
for each section. Turn on the hyperlinks, etc.
Each time you update the book and the
If you wanted uniform line lengths, I think a FrameScript that inserted a
soft return XX characters from the start of a TOC line would be pretty easy
to craft
Art
On 6/14/06, Bodvar Bjorgvinsson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks to all that replied.
Maybe it will be easier in the long run
I agree that this can easily be done in FrameScript (I think!), but
I have only recently had my company buy the thing and I haven't had
the time to study it much -- adapted a couple of scripts to my needs,
though.
In theory, I think the script has to address the element, seek
information about
Bodvar,
I agree that this can easily be done in FrameScript
I did implement such a line break fix in the FrameScript
DocTOC: http://www.itl.de/html/englisch/consulting/fsl/solutions-2.html
It does fix the line breaks of book TOCs as well as of
the chapter TOCs (that are inserted by the
I am fighting to adapt an alien structured book to our needs. It
consists of a couple of hundred files but there is only one bookfile
and each "Section" or volume has its own Table of Contents (in
addition to the book TOC), which they call Index. Some of the TOCs
were totally without hyperlinks
I can't think of an easy way to make your lines break, but I would
propose an alternate solution that would mostly automate the
procedure.
Follow the KISS principle and just add several more standard TOCs, one
for each section. Turn on the hyperlinks, etc.
Each time you update the book and the
Thanks to all that replied.
Maybe it will be easier in the long run to make more standard section
TOCs based on "temporary" Section Books that just take all settings As
Is.
But Sarah got me going trying out some tweaking.
I made a different Xref format for long lines, added a left tab
towards
If you wanted uniform line lengths, I think a FrameScript that inserted a
soft return XX characters from the start of a TOC line would be pretty easy
to craft
Art
On 6/14/06, Bodvar Bjorgvinsson wrote:
> Thanks to all that replied.
>
> Maybe it will be easier in the long run to make more
I agree that this can "easily" be done in FrameScript (I think!), but
I have only recently had my company buy the thing and I haven't had
the time to study it much -- adapted a couple of scripts to my needs,
though.
In theory, I think the script has to address the element, seek
information about
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