%xsldoc.ent; ]> $Id: sections.mod.xsl,v 1.8 2004/01/03 12:19:15 j-devenish Exp $ &ramon; &james; 20002001200220032004 Ramon Casellas &rev_2003_05; The file sections.mod.xsl contains the XSL templates for section, simplesect, and sect1, etc. Process explicitly-nested sections Formats a section's title (including numbering, if applicable) then allows all child elements to be processed. The title is formatted the using &LaTeX; mapping identified by the element name (e.g. sect1, etc.). bridgehead If true(), the title is processed like a bridgehead (that is, the section is unnumbered and does not appear in the toc). This parameter defaults to false() unless the section appears within a preface. &no_var; Currently, info elements (e.g. sect1info), subtitle and titleabbrev are not honoured. The use of special components such as toc, lot, index and glossary is unlikely to be successful. &test_article; &test_book; &mapping; * Process recursive and leaf sections Formats a section's title (including numbering, if applicable) then allows all child elements to be processed. The title is formatted the using &LaTeX; mapping identified by the equivalent explicit element (e.g. sect1, etc.). bridgehead If true(), the title is processed like a bridgehead (that is, the section is unnumbered and does not appear in the toc). This parameter defaults to false() unless the section appears within a preface. level The numeric nesting level of the section. This is automatically calculated as "one greater than the number of ancestor sections". &no_var; Titles for sections nested beyond a depth of five are formatted like sect5. Currently, info elements (e.g. sectioninfo), subtitle and titleabbrev are not honoured. The use of special components such as toc, lot, index and glossary is unlikely to be successful. &LaTeX; makes no semantic distinction between section and simplesect. &test_article; &test_book; &mapping; sect DB2LaTeX: recursive section|simplesect > 5 not well supported. sect6 *