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tex4ht seems to ignore the article option in the memoir class. I say this because section numbers (and the corresponding cross-references) appear as 0.1, 0.2, etc. instead of 1, 2, etc. when outputting to .odt using tex4ht (but not when using xetex).
Is this a bug? If not, is there a way for me to modify this behavior?
sectioning memoir tex4ht latex-to-word
asked Feb 8 at 23:57
Alex RobertsAlex Roberts
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tex4ht seems to ignore the article option in the memoir class. I say this because section numbers (and the corresponding cross-references) appear as 0.1, 0.2, etc. instead of 1, 2, etc. when outputting to .odt using tex4ht (but not when using xetex).
Is this a bug? If not, is there a way for me to modify this behavior?
sectioning memoir tex4ht latex-to-word
asked Feb 8 at 23:57
Alex RobertsAlex Roberts
624311
Oops, I realized that I was totally confused about this one. I had assumed that thearticleoption was supposed to do the trick, but now I realize that I needed to add an extra line (renewcommand*{thesection}{arabic{section}}) to getxetexto do it right. And nowtex4htdoes it right too. What is the right TeX.SE protocol? Should I delete/close this question? Should I "answer" my own question and thus close it? Or should I just leave it as is with apologies for being too quick to post it?
– Alex Roberts
Feb 10 at 1:37
1
I think it would be best to add your own answer with the correct code, to help people with the same issue in the future.
– michal.h21
yesterday
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tex4ht seems to ignore the article option in the memoir class. I say this because section numbers (and the corresponding cross-references) appear as 0.1, 0.2, etc. instead of 1, 2, etc. when outputting to .odt using tex4ht (but not when using xetex).
Is this a bug? If not, is there a way for me to modify this behavior?
sectioning memoir tex4ht latex-to-word
asked Feb 8 at 23:57
Alex RobertsAlex Roberts
624311
tex4ht seems to ignore the article option in the memoir class. I say this because section numbers (and the corresponding cross-references) appear as 0.1, 0.2, etc. instead of 1, 2, etc. when outputting to .odt using tex4ht (but not when using xetex).
Is this a bug? If not, is there a way for me to modify this behavior?
sectioning memoir tex4ht latex-to-word
sectioning memoir tex4ht latex-to-word
asked Feb 8 at 23:57
Alex RobertsAlex Roberts
624311
asked Feb 8 at 23:57
Alex RobertsAlex Roberts
624311
asked Feb 8 at 23:57
Alex RobertsAlex Roberts
624311
asked Feb 8 at 23:57
Alex RobertsAlex Roberts
624311
asked Feb 8 at 23:57
Alex RobertsAlex Roberts
624311
624311
Oops, I realized that I was totally confused about this one. I had assumed that thearticleoption was supposed to do the trick, but now I realize that I needed to add an extra line (renewcommand*{thesection}{arabic{section}}) to getxetexto do it right. And nowtex4htdoes it right too. What is the right TeX.SE protocol? Should I delete/close this question? Should I "answer" my own question and thus close it? Or should I just leave it as is with apologies for being too quick to post it?
– Alex Roberts
Feb 10 at 1:37
1
I think it would be best to add your own answer with the correct code, to help people with the same issue in the future.
– michal.h21
yesterday
add a comment |
Oops, I realized that I was totally confused about this one. I had assumed that thearticleoption was supposed to do the trick, but now I realize that I needed to add an extra line (renewcommand*{thesection}{arabic{section}}) to getxetexto do it right. And nowtex4htdoes it right too. What is the right TeX.SE protocol? Should I delete/close this question? Should I "answer" my own question and thus close it? Or should I just leave it as is with apologies for being too quick to post it?
– Alex Roberts
Feb 10 at 1:37
1
I think it would be best to add your own answer with the correct code, to help people with the same issue in the future.
– michal.h21
yesterday
Oops, I realized that I was totally confused about this one. I had assumed that the
article option was supposed to do the trick, but now I realize that I needed to add an extra line (renewcommand*{thesection}{arabic{section}}) to get xetex to do it right. And now tex4ht does it right too. What is the right TeX.SE protocol? Should I delete/close this question? Should I "answer" my own question and thus close it? Or should I just leave it as is with apologies for being too quick to post it?– Alex Roberts
Feb 10 at 1:37
Oops, I realized that I was totally confused about this one. I had assumed that the
article option was supposed to do the trick, but now I realize that I needed to add an extra line (renewcommand*{thesection}{arabic{section}}) to get xetex to do it right. And now tex4ht does it right too. What is the right TeX.SE protocol? Should I delete/close this question? Should I "answer" my own question and thus close it? Or should I just leave it as is with apologies for being too quick to post it?– Alex Roberts
Feb 10 at 1:37
1
1
I think it would be best to add your own answer with the correct code, to help people with the same issue in the future.
– michal.h21
yesterday
I think it would be best to add your own answer with the correct code, to help people with the same issue in the future.
– michal.h21
yesterday
add a comment |
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As I mentioned in a comment, I realized that the problem had nothing to do with tex4ht but rather I was simply mistaken about memoir's default. So the answer is:
To achieve the desired output, one must add the line renewcommand*{thesection}{arabic{section}} to the preamble.
MWE:
%!TEX TS-program = xelatex
%!TEX encoding = UTF-8 Unicode
documentclass[12pt,article,oldfontcommands]{memoir}
renewcommand*{thesection}{arabic{section}}
begin{document}
section{first section}
Should be section 1 but is instead section 0.1.
end{document}
answered 6 mins ago
Alex RobertsAlex Roberts
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As I mentioned in a comment, I realized that the problem had nothing to do with tex4ht but rather I was simply mistaken about memoir's default. So the answer is:
To achieve the desired output, one must add the line renewcommand*{thesection}{arabic{section}} to the preamble.
MWE:
%!TEX TS-program = xelatex
%!TEX encoding = UTF-8 Unicode
documentclass[12pt,article,oldfontcommands]{memoir}
renewcommand*{thesection}{arabic{section}}
begin{document}
section{first section}
Should be section 1 but is instead section 0.1.
end{document}
answered 6 mins ago
Alex RobertsAlex Roberts
624311
add a comment |
As I mentioned in a comment, I realized that the problem had nothing to do with tex4ht but rather I was simply mistaken about memoir's default. So the answer is:
To achieve the desired output, one must add the line renewcommand*{thesection}{arabic{section}} to the preamble.
MWE:
%!TEX TS-program = xelatex
%!TEX encoding = UTF-8 Unicode
documentclass[12pt,article,oldfontcommands]{memoir}
renewcommand*{thesection}{arabic{section}}
begin{document}
section{first section}
Should be section 1 but is instead section 0.1.
end{document}
answered 6 mins ago
Alex RobertsAlex Roberts
624311
add a comment |
As I mentioned in a comment, I realized that the problem had nothing to do with tex4ht but rather I was simply mistaken about memoir's default. So the answer is:
To achieve the desired output, one must add the line renewcommand*{thesection}{arabic{section}} to the preamble.
MWE:
%!TEX TS-program = xelatex
%!TEX encoding = UTF-8 Unicode
documentclass[12pt,article,oldfontcommands]{memoir}
renewcommand*{thesection}{arabic{section}}
begin{document}
section{first section}
Should be section 1 but is instead section 0.1.
end{document}
answered 6 mins ago
Alex RobertsAlex Roberts
624311
As I mentioned in a comment, I realized that the problem had nothing to do with tex4ht but rather I was simply mistaken about memoir's default. So the answer is:
To achieve the desired output, one must add the line renewcommand*{thesection}{arabic{section}} to the preamble.
MWE:
%!TEX TS-program = xelatex
%!TEX encoding = UTF-8 Unicode
documentclass[12pt,article,oldfontcommands]{memoir}
renewcommand*{thesection}{arabic{section}}
begin{document}
section{first section}
Should be section 1 but is instead section 0.1.
end{document}
answered 6 mins ago
Alex RobertsAlex Roberts
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Oops, I realized that I was totally confused about this one. I had assumed that the
articleoption was supposed to do the trick, but now I realize that I needed to add an extra line (renewcommand*{thesection}{arabic{section}}) to getxetexto do it right. And nowtex4htdoes it right too. What is the right TeX.SE protocol? Should I delete/close this question? Should I "answer" my own question and thus close it? Or should I just leave it as is with apologies for being too quick to post it?– Alex Roberts
Feb 10 at 1:37
1
I think it would be best to add your own answer with the correct code, to help people with the same issue in the future.
– michal.h21
yesterday