Hi all,
I'm trying to setup my documentation pages for a project
to automatically detect missing pages. I've defined this
macro to indicate missing links in red:
\newcommand{\see}[1]
{
\IfFileExists{#1.tex}
{\xlink{#1}{#1.html}}
{\textcolor{red}{\xlink{#1}{#1.html}}}
}
I use the macro like this:
See also: \see{thisPage},\see{thatPage}
The latex output shows the missing page names in red,
as desired, but hyperlatex chokes on the IfFileExists
command. Is there anyway to "pass-through" latex macros
that hyperlatex doesn't understand?
If I knew anything at all about latex/hyperlatex, I
guess I would implement the following strategy for
hyperlatex. If I didn't understand a macro call, I would
pipe it through latex as a preprocessor to expand
that un-understood macro and then hyperlatex the
result. Of course, I don't even know if latex can
be used to provide limited levels of expansion...
john
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