[cl-typesetting-devel] Page n of m?
Bob Hutchison
hutch at recursive.ca
Thu Sep 30 22:48:06 UTC 2004
On Sep 30, 2004, at 5:56 PM, Peter Seibel wrote:
>>
>
> Okay, more diggging around and I got it to work. The problem was my
> call to mark-ref-point was clobbering the old ref. So I changed my
> call:
>
> (typeset:mark-ref-point :the-end)
>
> to:
>
> (unless (typeset::find-ref-point :the-end)
> (typeset:mark-ref-point :the-end))
This is the order of things...
1) tt::mark-ref-point is called
2) tt::find-ref-point-page-number is called (for each footer before the
last page)
3) tt:stroke on the ref-point is called (when the last page is drawn)
4) tt:find-ref-point-page-number is called (for the last page)
5) done
As soon as the mark-ref-point is called we are on the final pass (there
are no more undefined references). So there is no way to correct the
footers generated in step 2.
It looks as though the technique Peter has come up with simply defers
the call to mark-ref-point until the second pass, which seems to be
equivalent to the first pass where it is known the ref-point will be
needed. This will guarantee two passes even when all reference are
backward.
Cheers,
Bob
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