RE: Those old book numbering blues

[hedley.finger@xxxxxxxx]

Steve:

> >Then set your chapter title numbering as follows:
> >
> >        Chapter\ <$chapnum>< >< =0>< =0>< =0>< =0>< =0>
> >
> >The < > placeholder after <$chapnum> is the one you want to continue
> >through the book. The < =0> resetters are for the numbering you
> >want to restart for each chapter, e.g. figure, table, equation
> >numbering, etc.  Is this what you want?
> 
> I'm not sure. How would this reset named numbering threads, such as
> 'T:<$chapnum>.<n+.>'?

With this scheme, you don't need numbering flows, e.g.
              Chaps     Whatever  Sects  Figs   Tables  Eqns   Steps 
Substeps
     Chapter\ <$chapnum>< >       < =0>  < =0>  < =0>   < =0>  < =0>  < 
=0>

See the section "Using counters in autonumber formats" in the "Text 
formatting" chapter of the User Guide.

Regards,
Hedley

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