Hi,
please consider the following code:
\version "2.25.13"
\paper {
print-first-page-number = ##t
bookpart-level-page-numbering = ##t
}
\book {
\bookpart { \markuplist \table-of-contents }
\bookpart {
\paper { page-number-type = #'roman-upper }
\tocItem \markup "Text"
\markup { Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet. }
}
\bookpart {
\tocItem \markup "Music"
{ b }
}
}
Imho, there are two issues here
a) the intern links of the toc are all not working correctly, more
precisely, they all point to page 1 of the resulting pdf.
b) I'd prefer if the toc would print the page-number as formated in
the bookparts, i.e. for "Text" as roman capital.
`bookpart-level-page-numbering' was implemented with
commit 4e2ebc31eb79319c6914fe5e5c1836d5e873d3ee
Author: Jean Abou Samra <j...@abou-samra.fr>
Date: Tue Aug 9 10:23:37 2022 +0200
Add bookpart-level-page-numbering paper variable
If bookpart-level-page-numbering is set to #t, bookparts have
independent sequences of page numbers. This can be useful if
publishing a set of instrumental parts that are joint in a single
book, perhaps with a common introduction, but intended to be used
separately. Furthermore, setting this variable only for the first
bookpart in conjunction with page-number-type can be used to number
pages in the introductory material with separate numbering and in
roman numbers, which is common practice.
Fixes #6396
If I understand correctly (and my cc-knowledge is more or less zero)
the change in paper-book.cc overrides the real page-number, meaning
\with-link only sees the new value.
I found no workaround...
How about implementing some logic like current-page-number vs
internal-page-number like we have with currentBarNumber and
internalBarNumber?
The page-number in toc could then be printed as current-page-number
but point to internal-page-number.
Thanks,
Harm
P.S. I didn't write about formating the toc (the second point above),
worth another thread...
