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Robert Harrison wrote:

With a TOC inserted immediately after the title page, the running
title is "Table of contents" and there is
also a page number. I've looked thru the archive and extensively
googled and have found no way to force the header contents.

Does anyone have a suggestion?

The little recursive grep below :
[[
/home/henri/TeXmacs/TeXmacs/share>rgrep 'Table of' . '*t*'
./TeXmacs/packages/section/section-base.ts: <assign|table-of-contents-text|<macro|<localize|Table of contents>>>
./TeXmacs/progs/generic/document-menu.scm: ("Table of contents" (generate-aux "table-of-contents"))
./TeXmacs/progs/text/text-menu.scm: ("Table of contents" (make-aux "table-of-contents" "toc"))
./TeXmacs/styles/elsevier/elsart.ts: <assign|table-of-contents-text|<macro|<localize|Table of Contents>>>
./TeXmacs/styles/springer/svjour.ts: <assign|table-of-contents-text|<macro|<localize|Table of Contents>>>
./TeXmacs/styles/springer/svmono.ts: <assign|table-of-contents-text|<macro|<localize|Table of Contents>>>
/home/henri/TeXmacs/TeXmacs/share>_
]]

gives you an interesting hint, I guess...


Thus I would suggest putting an :
[[
<assign|table-of-contents-text|<macro|{{MY-TEXT-FOR-TOC}}>>>
]]

in the beginning of your document (or better : in the preamble,
to do this, do Document->Part->Create preamble, and after
do filled the preamble do Document->Part->Show all parts
to go back to the normal view of the document ; there is also
the toggle between source mode and wysiwyg mode, that
is performed via Document->View->Edit source tree).


As everywhere else in UNIX, for answering all kinds of
questions : grep is your friend ;).


Best, Henri

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• running title in manual style, Robert Harrison, 07/15/2007
  • Re: [TeXmacs] running title in manual style, Henri Lesourd, 07/16/2007
  • <Possible follow-up(s)>
  • Re: Re: running title in manual style, rjharrison, 07/18/2007

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