Almost there. >> and, creates a table of contents with >> links to the referenced page within the same document.
>To achieve that, you will need to create an auxiliary file, >specifying the appropriate `pdfhref L' calls, and then source that >into your document. You will not be able to accomplish it using a >naive TOC generation technique, such as is provided by the `ms' >macros. Create an auxiliary file. Can you explain further please. Keith, All, Here is what I would like to do: groff -mpdfmark mymacrofile mytitle myfile mybiblio > myfile.ps I do not us ms macros, nor any other macro package. I use a custom package. I would like the TOC to appear after the output from mytitle, though I understand this is appended to the file at the end. So I strip N .ps pages of TOC off the end of the postscript file, and insert it after mytitle output, before myfile output begins. Seems to me I could also insert between mytitle and myfile a mytoc file which contains all the necessary info to have a linkable toc, thus no striping, no inserting required, perhaps a multiple pass to gather the necessary data. I see pdfroff uses awk to find .pdfhref D -N lines and saves this to a file. I see pdfroff uses awk again to find .pdfhref Z $2 $3 $4 and appends this to a file. Question remains, how do I create this auxiliary file you speak of that contains the info necessary to create functional toc links ?!? And what ought this file look like ?!? I prefer to stay within a perl environment to do this if possible. Thanks Keith and everyone on the list.
