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Can someone indicate how one can easily test for a new page in a list environment (or, indeed, anywhere else)? In one implementation of a listing, repeated sequential items or elements of items are suppressed, but I would like to repeat them when they occur at the top of a new page. I imagine that there could be an easy test for a new page or the text line number. Thanks, in advance, for any hints. Alan
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On 4/12/2015 10:42 AM, Alan BRASLAU wrote:
Can someone indicate how one can easily test for a new page in a list environment (or, indeed, anywhere else)?
In one implementation of a listing, repeated sequential items or elements of items are suppressed, but I would like to repeat them when they occur at the top of a new page. I imagine that there could be an easy test for a new page or the text line number.
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