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Why do we need separate commands like @ChapterLabel? Why can't we just use @Label, and it'll apply to the current section?
I just tried that (by accident, I forgot about @SubsectionLabel, and did this:
@SubsectionLabel
#! @Chapter Methods for recognition #! @Section Methods for permutation groups #! @Subsection Giant #! @SubsectionLabel Giant #! bla bla bla bla
Not only did this not set the label, it actually caused the whole subsection to disappear (which I guess is a bug).
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Why do we need separate commands like @ChapterLabel? Why can't we just use @Label, and it'll apply to the current section?
I just tried that (by accident, I forgot about
@SubsectionLabel
, and did this:Not only did this not set the label, it actually caused the whole subsection to disappear (which I guess is a bug).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: