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The package is loaded after \usepackage{hyperlatex}
by putting
\W\usepackage{rhxxname}
into the preample of your LaTeX file or simply write the above
command (the \W
is then not necessary) into your
init.hlx file.
The package extends Hyperlatex in such a way that it becomes possible to
generate subdirectories by writing something like
\xname{DirA/DirB/File}
just before the section that should go
to a separate file. The links from and to all elements in your whole
document will be generated correctly by Hyperlatex.
Well, there are a few commands that could perhaps be interesting, but I don't want to make them generally available to a normal user because then I would have to rename them or additionally provide an rhxxname.sty file.
My hope is that this package becomes redundant in the next version of Hyperlatex.
A great advantage of this extension is that it then becomes possible to generate all of your web pages from one single LaTeX file without the need to write Makefiles.
Ralf Hemmecke
http://www.hemmecke.de/ralf March 23, 2010![]() | ![]() | ![]() | The xname Extension |