I have follow up question:
is the number of times one has to compile the latex file using
lualatex related and will be same as number of times one has
to compile it to HTML using tex4ht?
I mean, if I find that on one file, I need to run lualatex 3 times
to get all references and labels sorted out, does this mean
the same number of times would be needed for tex4ht?
Or not necessarily so? and these are not releated and can be different?
Reason I am asking, is that it is easy to count/find the
number of times needed to call lulatex. So I could use that number of
times, to also call tex4ht on same file.
--Nasser
On 4/19/2022 11:07 PM, Wojciech Myszka wrote:
Dear Michal
In the meantime, you can use something like this config file:
and this solves the problem.
Best regards
Wojtek
wt., 19 kwi 2022 o 22:43 Michal Hoftich <michal....@gmail.com> napisał(a):
Hi Wojtek,
I have got the perfect results.
But after changing \section{test} into \section{Test test} and using
latexmk extension, after one latex run the main content in the HTML file is
updated, but the table of contents—is not. This is probably(?) caused by
fact that .toc file is not produced by tex4ht
And this is strange because the .4tc file is updated, but the .4ct not?
On the other hand, making major changes to the source file
(adding/removing another section) — rebuilds the document. The minor change
— (in section title) leaves the table of contents untouched.
It seems that latexmk does not recognize file .4tc as generated during
compilation. The hint in latexmk documentation for solving situation, that
latexmk won’t notice a dependency on a file, bar.baz say is to add (in the
source) \typeout{(bar.baz)}.
Ah, if latexmk needs the filename of .4tc file in the console, I can
add it to TeX4ht sources. In fact, I just did it now. In the meantime,
you can use something like this config file:
\Preamble{xhtml}
\typeout{(\jobname.4tc)}
\begin{document}
\EndPreamble
Best regards,
Michal
