On Sat, Dec 13, 2008 at 8:23 PM, Ted Pavlic <t...@tedpavlic.com> wrote:
...
> But you'll also have to recognize the starred and optional argument
> versions (which exist for all of those above), like...
>
> \section[optional shortname]{Long name}
> \subsection*{Unnumbered section}
What about the * in the first example, where can it be?
\section[optional shortname]{Long name}
\section*[optional shortname]{Long name}
\section[optional shortname]*{Long name}
Assuming there are short names, which name should the tag show?
Sounds like the short name as it will be more readily readable?
> Finally, every LaTeX document will start with a documentclass line:
Is this really necessary for navigation?
Won't there only be 1 of these tags?
> Plus, you can have macros defining major sections of the source... like...
I always need specifics.
If macros can be user defined, I am not sure how the parser is
supposed to know this isn't just another item the parser isn't looking
for.
Dave
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