subsubsubsection

subsubsubsection

[Steffen Wolfrum]

Hi,

I have to typeset a document with 5 heading levels.
So I wanted to create a subsubsubsection (section-6).
But it doesn't work.

According to the manual I did it like that:
\definesection[section-6]
\setupsection[section-6][conversion=characters,previousnumber=no]
\definehead[LevelFive][section-6]

But these headings get numbers (like section-5)
and no entry in the TOC.
When I would define 
\definehead[LevelFive][section-5]
then there is an entry in the TOC (but with the wrong counter)


Why does \definesection[section-6] not work (for me)?

Steffen

Re: subsubsubsection

[Patrick Gundlach]

Hi,


> According to the manual I did it like that:
> \definesection[section-6]
> \setupsection[section-6][conversion=characters,previousnumber=no]
> \definehead[LevelFive][section-6]

\definehead[LevelFive][section=section-6]


Patrick

(and please post a minimal but complete example for testing!)
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Re: subsubsubsection

[Steffen Wolfrum]

... sure I have seen that subsubsubsection is already defined in core-sec.tex.
Then the numbering/charactering works fine ... BUT why does a heading that's mapped to it 
just not appear in the TOC?

Steffen

Re: subsubsubsection

[Patrick Gundlach]

Hello Steffen,

> ... sure I have seen that subsubsubsection is already defined in core-sec.tex.
> Then the numbering/charactering works fine ... BUT why does a heading that's mapped to it 
> just not appear in the TOC?


Sorry, but I don't get it. Could you please try to make a small
example file that shows us what you want to achieve? 


Patrick
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Re: Re: subsubsubsection

[Steffen Wolfrum]

Patrick Gundlach <patrick@gundla.ch> wrote:

> Hello Steffen,
> 
> > ... sure I have seen that subsubsubsection is already defined in core-sec.tex.
> > Then the numbering/charactering works fine ... BUT why does a heading that's mapped to it 
> > just not appear in the TOC?
> 
> 
> Sorry, but I don't get it. Could you please try to make a small
> example file that shows us what you want to achieve? 
> 
> 
> Patrick


Hah, it was just an forgotten entry in the darkest corner of my environment setup:

\definecombinedlist[content][... lots of entries ...][level=subsubsection]
                                                           ^^^^^^^^^^^^^
I didn't remember this last option being set at the end of that unwrapped line.

Sorry for the trouble,

Steffen

Re: subsubsubsection

[Patrick Gundlach]

Hello Steffen,


[...]

> Hah, it was just an forgotten entry in the darkest corner of my
> environment setup:

Good news that you've got it. If you had posted a complete but minimal
example, you might have gotten your answer earlier.

Patrick
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Re: subsubsubsection

[Steffen Wolfrum]

Hallo Patrick,


Patrick Gundlach <patrick@gundla.ch> wrote:

> Hello Steffen,
> 
> 
> [...]
> 
> > Hah, it was just an forgotten entry in the darkest corner of my
> > environment setup:
> 
> Good news that you've got it. If you had posted a complete but minimal
> example, you might have gotten your answer earlier.
> 
> Patrick


Actually that's how I found the answer - while writing a minimal example!
Minimal examples always invite to get a fresh look again, don't they?

Steffen

Re: subsubsubsection

[Patrick Gundlach]

Hello Steffen,

> Actually that's how I found the answer - while writing a minimal example!
> Minimal examples always invite to get a fresh look again, don't they?

right! This is a pretty normal bug-finding procedure for me:

1) something with $SOFTWARE goes wrong
2) open mail client, start mail to $MAILINGLIST
3) create minimal example to show error (to paste it into the mail)
4) find the error myself because of stupid mistake
5) delete the started mail
6) feel happy again

Patrick

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