Hiding individual sections from ToC in a modular document
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I'm working on a modular thesis using the amsbook package and I would like to hide specific sections from the table of contents. None of the solutions for single files I found seem to work in the modular case. Any help?
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I'm working on a modular thesis using the amsbook package and I would like to hide specific sections from the table of contents. None of the solutions for single files I found seem to work in the modular case. Any help?
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what do you mean by modular here? You have given very few clues about your document. Splitting the source into multiple files typically does not affect the tex processing at all,inputjust works (more or less) as if the file contents were copied in at that point.
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I'm working on a modular thesis using the amsbook package and I would like to hide specific sections from the table of contents. None of the solutions for single files I found seem to work in the modular case. Any help?
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I'm working on a modular thesis using the amsbook package and I would like to hide specific sections from the table of contents. None of the solutions for single files I found seem to work in the modular case. Any help?
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what do you mean by modular here? You have given very few clues about your document. Splitting the source into multiple files typically does not affect the tex processing at all,inputjust works (more or less) as if the file contents were copied in at that point.
– David Carlisle
2 hours ago
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what do you mean by modular here? You have given very few clues about your document. Splitting the source into multiple files typically does not affect the tex processing at all,inputjust works (more or less) as if the file contents were copied in at that point.
– David Carlisle
2 hours ago
what do you mean by modular here? You have given very few clues about your document. Splitting the source into multiple files typically does not affect the tex processing at all,
input just works (more or less) as if the file contents were copied in at that point.– David Carlisle
2 hours ago
what do you mean by modular here? You have given very few clues about your document. Splitting the source into multiple files typically does not affect the tex processing at all,
input just works (more or less) as if the file contents were copied in at that point.– David Carlisle
2 hours ago
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what do you mean by modular here? You have given very few clues about your document. Splitting the source into multiple files typically does not affect the tex processing at all,
inputjust works (more or less) as if the file contents were copied in at that point.– David Carlisle
2 hours ago