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Subject:      Re: section heading templates
Status: R

> Frank Mittelbach a écrit:
> >  o should there be user level control on whether or not a heading has
> >    a number?
>
> What happens to text like "see section \ref{sec:xx}" if the class
> designer withdrawed numbers, the author being not aware of that?

Presumably the xref system can do something like what is done by the
Donald Arseneau's titleref package, and the class designer can activate
that for such a class.

On silence: This list is noiser now than it has often been in the past.
People will talk even more once they can see some more templates.  It's
hard to comment on a template type without using it.  At the momement
the discussion is about user-level syntax, perhaps someone should go and
ask some users...

        James