in reply to book-style pagination
Actually such things are harder to write than you might imagine. Consider a table of contents for example. The table takes some number of pages and that influences how following pages are numbered. Even in easy cases it may take a couple of passes over the text, possibly reformatting the text each time, to get the table of contents and page numbering consistent.
In any case you will need some extra mark up to indicate text to be used for table entries, index entries, lists of figures, lists of tables, etc. By the time you have done that you have pretty much reinvented Latex or rtf. CPAN already contains a rich collection of modules that support both latex and rtf. Maybe that is a better place to look?
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Re^2: book-style pagination
by desertman (Acolyte) on Dec 30, 2009 at 08:17 UTC |