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Accessing chapter's name in Koma-Script

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I looked up for a solution to access the name of current sections (chapters, sections, etc.) from macros (including starred variations of the section command). The set of macros proposed here works like a charm in the base class book.

documentclass{book}



usepackage{etoolbox}

% Patch the sectioning commands to provide a hook to be used later

preto{chapter}{defleveltitle{chaptertitle}}

preto{section}{defleveltitle{sectiontitle}}

preto{subsection}{defleveltitle{subsectiontitle}}

preto{subsubsection}{defleveltitle{subsubsectiontitle}}



makeatletter

pretocmd{@sect}

  {expandaftergdefleveltitle{#8}}

  {}{}

pretocmd{@ssect}

  {expandaftergdefleveltitle{#5}}

  {}{}

pretocmd{@chapter}

  {expandaftergdefleveltitle{#2}}

  {}{}

pretocmd{@schapter}

  {expandaftergdefleveltitle{#1}}

  {}{}

makeatother



newcommandtest{%

  noindent

  The chapter title is chaptertitle\

  The section title is sectiontitle\

  The subsection title is subsectiontitle\

  The subsubsection title is subsubsectiontitle

}



begin{document}

chapter{First chapter}

section{First section}

subsection{First subsection}

subsubsection{First subsubsection}



test



chapter*{Second chapter}

section*{Second section}

subsection*{Second subsection}

subsubsection*{Second subsubsection}



test

end{document}

However I need to implement my macros in Koma-Script, with scrbook and here things start to get unexpected. With the same code but with class scrbook I get the following:

The chapter name is not rendered. I looked up the code of scrbook and the title is indeed #2. Is there something wrong with the macros and how to fix this issue?

For my needs, it is not possible to use nameref, I need a hard-coded solution. Thanks for you help.

Bonus: Is it possible to choose between long titles and short titles (the ones defined with section[short]{long}? Thanks again.

sectioning cross-referencing koma-script

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I looked up for a solution to access the name of current sections (chapters, sections, etc.) from macros (including starred variations of the section command). The set of macros proposed here works like a charm in the base class book.

documentclass{book}



usepackage{etoolbox}

% Patch the sectioning commands to provide a hook to be used later

preto{chapter}{defleveltitle{chaptertitle}}

preto{section}{defleveltitle{sectiontitle}}

preto{subsection}{defleveltitle{subsectiontitle}}

preto{subsubsection}{defleveltitle{subsubsectiontitle}}



makeatletter

pretocmd{@sect}

  {expandaftergdefleveltitle{#8}}

  {}{}

pretocmd{@ssect}

  {expandaftergdefleveltitle{#5}}

  {}{}

pretocmd{@chapter}

  {expandaftergdefleveltitle{#2}}

  {}{}

pretocmd{@schapter}

  {expandaftergdefleveltitle{#1}}

  {}{}

makeatother



newcommandtest{%

  noindent

  The chapter title is chaptertitle\

  The section title is sectiontitle\

  The subsection title is subsectiontitle\

  The subsubsection title is subsubsectiontitle

}



begin{document}

chapter{First chapter}

section{First section}

subsection{First subsection}

subsubsection{First subsubsection}



test



chapter*{Second chapter}

section*{Second section}

subsection*{Second subsection}

subsubsection*{Second subsubsection}



test

end{document}

However I need to implement my macros in Koma-Script, with scrbook and here things start to get unexpected. With the same code but with class scrbook I get the following:

The chapter name is not rendered. I looked up the code of scrbook and the title is indeed #2. Is there something wrong with the macros and how to fix this issue?

For my needs, it is not possible to use nameref, I need a hard-coded solution. Thanks for you help.

Bonus: Is it possible to choose between long titles and short titles (the ones defined with section[short]{long}? Thanks again.

sectioning cross-referencing koma-script

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asked 6 mins ago

8173781737

284

add a comment | 

I looked up for a solution to access the name of current sections (chapters, sections, etc.) from macros (including starred variations of the section command). The set of macros proposed here works like a charm in the base class book.

documentclass{book}



usepackage{etoolbox}

% Patch the sectioning commands to provide a hook to be used later

preto{chapter}{defleveltitle{chaptertitle}}

preto{section}{defleveltitle{sectiontitle}}

preto{subsection}{defleveltitle{subsectiontitle}}

preto{subsubsection}{defleveltitle{subsubsectiontitle}}



makeatletter

pretocmd{@sect}

  {expandaftergdefleveltitle{#8}}

  {}{}

pretocmd{@ssect}

  {expandaftergdefleveltitle{#5}}

  {}{}

pretocmd{@chapter}

  {expandaftergdefleveltitle{#2}}

  {}{}

pretocmd{@schapter}

  {expandaftergdefleveltitle{#1}}

  {}{}

makeatother



newcommandtest{%

  noindent

  The chapter title is chaptertitle\

  The section title is sectiontitle\

  The subsection title is subsectiontitle\

  The subsubsection title is subsubsectiontitle

}



begin{document}

chapter{First chapter}

section{First section}

subsection{First subsection}

subsubsection{First subsubsection}



test



chapter*{Second chapter}

section*{Second section}

subsection*{Second subsection}

subsubsection*{Second subsubsection}



test

end{document}

However I need to implement my macros in Koma-Script, with scrbook and here things start to get unexpected. With the same code but with class scrbook I get the following:

The chapter name is not rendered. I looked up the code of scrbook and the title is indeed #2. Is there something wrong with the macros and how to fix this issue?

For my needs, it is not possible to use nameref, I need a hard-coded solution. Thanks for you help.

Bonus: Is it possible to choose between long titles and short titles (the ones defined with section[short]{long}? Thanks again.

sectioning cross-referencing koma-script

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documentclass{book}



usepackage{etoolbox}

% Patch the sectioning commands to provide a hook to be used later

preto{chapter}{defleveltitle{chaptertitle}}

preto{section}{defleveltitle{sectiontitle}}

preto{subsection}{defleveltitle{subsectiontitle}}

preto{subsubsection}{defleveltitle{subsubsectiontitle}}



makeatletter

pretocmd{@sect}

  {expandaftergdefleveltitle{#8}}

  {}{}

pretocmd{@ssect}

  {expandaftergdefleveltitle{#5}}

  {}{}

pretocmd{@chapter}

  {expandaftergdefleveltitle{#2}}

  {}{}

pretocmd{@schapter}

  {expandaftergdefleveltitle{#1}}

  {}{}

makeatother



newcommandtest{%

  noindent

  The chapter title is chaptertitle\

  The section title is sectiontitle\

  The subsection title is subsectiontitle\

  The subsubsection title is subsubsectiontitle

}



begin{document}

chapter{First chapter}

section{First section}

subsection{First subsection}

subsubsection{First subsubsection}



test



chapter*{Second chapter}

section*{Second section}

subsection*{Second subsection}

subsubsection*{Second subsubsection}



test

end{document}

share

asked 6 mins ago

8173781737

284

share

asked 6 mins ago

8173781737

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asked 6 mins ago

8173781737

284

asked 6 mins ago

8173781737

284