Hi, I have a project containing products containing components. For one of the products I want to achieve a continuous numbering (as I get when `texexec`ing the product file) but I want a single pdf per component. I expect that there is an elegant solution, but didn't find it yet. So any hint is appreciated. Thanks, Marko -- Dr. Marko Schütz Lecturer University of the South Pacific Dept. of Mathematics and Computing Science Suva, Fiji Islands Phone office: +679 3212325 fax: +679 3303544 mobile: +679 9292044 schutz_m@usp.ac.fj
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Hi,
I have a project containing products containing components. For one of the products I want to achieve a continuous numbering (as I get when `texexec`ing the product file) but I want a single pdf per component.
I expect that there is an elegant solution, but didn't find it yet. So any hint is appreciated.
technically, if you have run the whole file, you can run a component \setuphead[chapter][incrementnumber=mainfilename] should pick up numbers from the file; can you test that? i can extend that with setting the page number as well; another option is to use texexec --pdfselect (this can be automated, by picking up numbers from the tuo file; remind me in a few weeks) Hans ----------------------------------------------------------------- Hans Hagen | PRAGMA ADE Ridderstraat 27 | 8061 GH Hasselt | The Netherlands tel: 038 477 53 69 | fax: 038 477 53 74 | www.pragma-ade.com | www.pragma-pod.nl -----------------------------------------------------------------
Hi Hans,
From: Hans Hagen Outside
Marko Schütz wrote:
I have a project containing products containing components. For one of the products I want to achieve a continuous numbering (as I get when `texexec`ing the product file) but I want a single pdf per component.
I expect that there is an elegant solution, but didn't find it yet. So any hint is appreciated.
technically, if you have run the whole file, you can run a component
\setuphead[chapter][incrementnumber=mainfilename]
should pick up numbers from the file; can you test that?
yes that works.
i can extend that with setting the page number as well;
would be fine.
another option is to use texexec --pdfselect
(this can be automated, by picking up numbers from the tuo file; remind me in a few weeks)
I took a look at the .tuo file and it seems pretty straightforward to fetch the relevant page range from there. Thanks for the hint Marko
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