On Jan 6, 1:52 pm, Tsf <tsferre...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have the sameproblemof the first chapter inLaTeX. Was it ever
> solved?
>
> -- Tsf
I see this problem too, with files 'index.rst', 'chapter1.rst' and
'chapter2.rst' of the following form:
.. --- begin index.rst ---
.. toctree::
:maxdepth: 2
chapter1
chapter2
.. --- end index.rst ---
.. --- begin chapter1.rst ---
Chapter 1
=========
Chapter 1 section 1
-------------------
Contents for first section of first chapter.
Chapter 1 section 2
-------------------
Contents for second section of first chapter.
.. --- end chapter1.rst ---
.. --- begin chapter2.rst ---
Chapter 2
=========
Chapter 2 section 1
-------------------
Contents for first section of second chapter.
Chapter 2 section 2
-------------------
Contents for second section of second chapter.
.. --- end chapter2.rst ---
The output ends up with three chapters, headed 'Chapter 1 section 1',
'Chapter 1 section 2', and 'Chapter 2', the last chapter having the
expected two subsections.
This looks like an oddity of Sphinx's LatexTranslator class. The
'visit_section' method in that class looks like:
def visit_section(self, node):
if not self.this_is_the_title:
self.sectionlevel += 1
...
When the first chapter title is visited, self.this_is_the_title is
true, so the section level isn't increased. I assume this is related
to the bit in the Sphinx documentation ('Options for LaTeX output')
that says "title: LaTeX document title. Can be empty to use the title
of the startdoc."
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