Re: Creating a subsubparagraph environment



On 9/23/05 11:48 AM, in article
1127494086.645615.192080@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Dan"
<luecking@xxxxxxxx> wrote:

>
> Rakesh Vidyadharan wrote:
>> On 9/23/05 3:13 AM, in article
>> Xns96DA6822CCBFAnililandnililandabcd@xxxxxxxxxxx, "Ulrike Fischer"
>> <news@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>>
>>> Rakesh Vidyadharan <rvidyadharan@xxxxxxxxxxx> schrieb:
>>>
>>>> I am attaching a sample file I used to test what was going
>>>> on. Once again all help appreciated.
>>>
>>> Don't attach files. Copy a complete minimal example in the text instead.
>>>
>>
>> I modified both the article.cls (http://unix.rakeshv.org/tex/rvarticle.cls)
>> and hyperref.sty (http://unix.rakeshv.org/tex/rvhyperref.sty) and it now
>> works almost as I would want it to. As I mentioned before the only major
>> problem I have is that using \subsubparagraph{\label{ssp1}Subparagraph One}
>> leads to the output title being shown as "Subparagraph OneSubparagraph One".
>> The work around I used was to do \subsubparagraph[Subparagraph
>> One]{\label{ssp1}}, which works the way it is supposed to. The sample tex
>> file is at http://unix.rakeshv.org/tex/rvarticle.tex
>>
>> There are a couple of other inconveniences, one of which is that I seem to
>> get a "Label `ssp1' multiply defined." warning, when the label is not
>> defined twice. That does not seem to have any detrimental effects to the
>> output, so I am not too worried :-)
>>
>
> You need to define \subsubparagraphmark and \subsubsubparagraphmark. By
> default they will be \relax and therefore not take an argument. Thus,
> when \subsubparagraph issues
> \subsubparagraphmark{\label{}Subsubparagraph One}
> the text in braces is not consumed by the command, but is executed,
> issuing the label command and printing the text. But that happens again
> when the code for
> formatting the title occurs. The \...mark commands are either supposed
> to use the argument for setting the page header or discard it.
>
> You should follow the example of \subparagraphmark (defined in
> latex.ltx). Put this in rvarticle.cls:
> \let\subsubparagraphmark\@gobble
> \let\subsubsubparagraphmark\@gobble
>
>
> Dan
>

Thanks Dan and Peter for the suggestions. That fixed the issue.

Rakesh

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