Hello, I'm setting up a structure for a project. Everything works fine when I compile the project file. When I compile one of the products I get output as well, but it includes automatically the "content" and all lists. The list of abbreviations and the index are included before the main text of this component starts. Why does this happen? I expected that only the environment file is loaded and nothing else. Any suggestion? Thanks a lot Wolfgang I have following files and structure (simplyfied) project: wooddoc.tex: \startproject wooddoc \environment environment \startfrontmatter \completecontent \product intro \stopfrontmatter \startbodymatter \product wood_anatomy \product wood_model \product wood_description_of_species \stopbodymatter \startbackmatter \completelistofabbreviations \completeindex[n=3] \stopbackmatter \stopproject product: wood_description_of_species.tex \startproduct wood_description_of_species \project wooddoc \chapter{Description of selected wood species} some text here \component wood_description_of_species/douglas_fir %and there are some more components \stopproduct component wood_description_of_species/douglas_fir.tex % is in a subfolder \startcomponent douglas_fir \project wooddoc \product wood_description_of_species \section{Douglas fir {(\it Pseudotsuga menziesii)}} here some text \stopcomponent
On Tue, 14 Jun 2005, Wolfgang Zillig wrote:
I have following files and structure (simplyfied)
project: wooddoc.tex:
\startproject wooddoc
\environment environment
\startfrontmatter \completecontent \product intro \stopfrontmatter [...]
Hello Wolfgang, it's considered, that the project-file contains only setup-commands and a list of products, but no commands, that generate directly output. When you compile a product, the referenced project-file gets included in some manner, so every product of the project will inherit the same setups. Compiling the project-file is seldom useful. It will generate all products in one file. Consider just, that one product is one document, and a component is a kind of "sub-document" for example a chapter. And the project-file is just a list of documents, that should inherit some common setups. I hope, this helps. Cheers, Peter -- http://pmrb.free.fr/contact/
Hello Peter, thank you very much! That helped. It wasn't clear for me that no direct textput is allowed in the project file. Cheers Wolfgang Peter Münster wrote:
On Tue, 14 Jun 2005, Wolfgang Zillig wrote:
I have following files and structure (simplyfied)
project: wooddoc.tex:
\startproject wooddoc
\environment environment
\startfrontmatter \completecontent \product intro \stopfrontmatter [...]
Hello Wolfgang,
it's considered, that the project-file contains only setup-commands and a list of products, but no commands, that generate directly output.
When you compile a product, the referenced project-file gets included in some manner, so every product of the project will inherit the same setups. Compiling the project-file is seldom useful. It will generate all products in one file.
Consider just, that one product is one document, and a component is a kind of "sub-document" for example a chapter. And the project-file is just a list of documents, that should inherit some common setups.
I hope, this helps. Cheers, Peter
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