processing part of a document with no output
The document is split into files
input{f1}
input{f2}
input{f3}
I would like to have f2 processed into .aux so that f1 and f3 can refer to f2 equation labels, but with no pages of f2 included in the output.
I could set other counters (page etc.) by hand in f3 to obtain continuous numeration in f1+f3.
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The document is split into files
input{f1}
input{f2}
input{f3}
I would like to have f2 processed into .aux so that f1 and f3 can refer to f2 equation labels, but with no pages of f2 included in the output.
I could set other counters (page etc.) by hand in f3 to obtain continuous numeration in f1+f3.
cross-referencing
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Welcome to TeX.SE! This is whatincludeaccomplishes. Usingincludeonlyyou could only include some part of the document while keeping the counters "intact".
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The document is split into files
input{f1}
input{f2}
input{f3}
I would like to have f2 processed into .aux so that f1 and f3 can refer to f2 equation labels, but with no pages of f2 included in the output.
I could set other counters (page etc.) by hand in f3 to obtain continuous numeration in f1+f3.
cross-referencing
asked 3 mins ago
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The document is split into files
input{f1}
input{f2}
input{f3}
I would like to have f2 processed into .aux so that f1 and f3 can refer to f2 equation labels, but with no pages of f2 included in the output.
I could set other counters (page etc.) by hand in f3 to obtain continuous numeration in f1+f3.
cross-referencing
cross-referencing
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Welcome to TeX.SE! This is whatincludeaccomplishes. Usingincludeonlyyou could only include some part of the document while keeping the counters "intact".
– marmot
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Welcome to TeX.SE! This is whatincludeaccomplishes. Usingincludeonlyyou could only include some part of the document while keeping the counters "intact".
– marmot
1 min ago
Welcome to TeX.SE! This is what
include accomplishes. Using includeonly you could only include some part of the document while keeping the counters "intact".– marmot
1 min ago
Welcome to TeX.SE! This is what
include accomplishes. Using includeonly you could only include some part of the document while keeping the counters "intact".– marmot
1 min ago
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