Subject: Re: Tables in RTF backend & element numbering From: Vivek Agrawala <vivek@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Fri, 01 Aug 1997 08:06:40 -0400 |
Frank Christoph wrote: > My second question concerns numbering of elements with different GIs. > I have something like this in my document: > > <A> > <B>here</B> > <C>there</C> > <D>everywhere</D> > </A> > > and I want to format this as > > A > 1. B > here > 2. C > there > 3. D > everywhere > > so at first I used (child-number) to generate the numbers but soon realized > that this doesn't work because (child-number) applies to elements with the > same GI, and here I have three different GIs under A. Is there a simple > way I can get this effect? This came up some time back. Here is the solution that was proposed (by Paul, I think): ;; -- Similar to child-number, but also counts siblings with a GI ;; -- different than that of 'snl'. (define (absolute-child-number snl) (+ 1 (node-list-length (preced snl))) ) -- Vivek Agrawala, Ph.D. Siemens Corporate Research, Inc. email: vivek@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx DSSSList info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/dsssl/dssslist
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