I have a set of documents that use a custom LaTeX document class. I would
like these documents to have appendices, however the "latex_appendices"
configuration variable is ignored unless the name of the document class is
"manual" -- due to this snippet of code in builders/latex.py:
doctree = self.assemble_doctree(docname, toctree_only,
appendices=((docclass == 'manual') and
self.config.latex_appendices or []))
It would be nice to remove this bit of hardcoding somehow. Perhaps using
blacklisting instead (i.e. docclass != 'howto') would be better. It's a
reasonable assumption that if the user is creating a custom class and using
appendices they know what they are doing? Any other thoughts? I'm not
seeing a way around this hardcoding "from the outside" but maybe I'm missing
something.
Cheers,
Mike
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