Then the text of the chapter, with sections, figures and tables:
411\section{First section}
412
413\begin{figure}[tp] \caption{First figure} \end{figure}
414\begin{table}[tp] \caption{First table} \end{table}
415
416\section{Second section}
417A small nice citation from~\cite{dark}:\\
418\index{small}\index{citation}\index{nice}\index{A}\index{a}%
419\index{and}\index{bird}\index{But}\index{cannot}%
420\index{claim}\index{great}\index{he}\index{I}%
421\index{imagine}\index{it}\index{know}\index{land}%
422\index{on}\index{once}\index{that}\index{to}\index{tree}%
423\index{would}\index{yes}%
424\textsf{A bird cannot land once on a great tree and claim to know it.
425But I imagine that he would, yes.}\\
426\hbox{}\hfill
427Iain~M.~\textsc{Banks}~(1993),~\textsl{Against~a~dark~background.}%
428\index{Iain}\index{Banks}\index{Against}\index{dark}\index{background}
429
430\begin{figure}[tp] \caption{Second figure} \end{figure}
431\begin{table} \caption{Second table} \end{table}
\chapter*
\mtcaddchapter
A starred chapter requires a special treatment; three solutions are possible. You can test variations on the\mtcaddchapter command. Just uncomment one (and only one) of the
\mtcaddchaptercommands after\chapter*in the source code ofmtc-add.tex. For each case, look at the Table of Contents and the involved chapter.
432\chapter*{Second chapter, starred}
433\index{chapter!starred}
434%% UNCOMMENT ONE AND ONLY ONE OF THE 3 FOLLOWING LINES
435\mtcaddchapter[Second chapter, starred] % OK
436%% \mtcaddchapter[~] % produces a (strange) correct result. OK
437%% \addcontentsline{toc}{xchapter}{}
438%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
439%% \mtcaddchapter[] % BAD SOLUTION
440%% \mtcaddchapter % BAD SOLUTION
441%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
442\index{tests}
443
444This is a starred chapter; you can test here variations on
445the \verb|\mtcaddchapter| command. Just uncomment one (and
446only one) of the \verb|\mtcaddchapter| commands after
447\verb|\chapter*| in the source code of \texttt{mtc-add.tex}.
448For each case, look at the \index{Table of Contents}Table of Contents
449and at this chapter.
450\index{a}\index{added}\index{after}\index{also}\index{and}%
451\index{at}\index{can}\index{case}\index{chapter}\index{code}%
452\index{command}\index{commands}\index{Contents}\index{each}%
453\index{entries}\index{For}\index{here}\index{I}\index{in}%
454\index{index}\index{is}\index{Just}\index{just}\index{look}%
455\index{lot}\index{of}\index{on}\index{one}\index{only}%
456\index{source}\index{starred}\index{Table}\index{test}%
457\index{the}\index{This}\index{this}\index{to}\index{uncomment}%
458\index{variations}\index{you}%
459I also added a lot of index entries, just to test.
460
461\chapter{Third chapter}
462\index{chapter!normal}
463\minitoc \mtcskip
464\minilof \mtcskip
465\minilot
466\section{Third section}
467
468\begin{figure} \caption{Third figure} \end{figure}
469\begin{table} \caption{Third table} \end{table}
470
471\section{Fourth section}
472
473\begin{figure} \caption{Fourth figure} \end{figure}
474\begin{table} \caption{Fourth table} \end{table}
\bibliographystyle
\bibliography
\adjustmtc
As we want to add an entry for the bibliography in the table of contents, and we use the tocbibindpackage for that, we must add a correction with\adjustmtc:
475\nocite*
476\def\noopsort#1{\relax}
477\bibliographystyle{plain}
478\bibliography{mtc-add}
479\adjustmtc
\printindex
\mtcfixindex
As we want to add an entry for the index in the table of contents, and we use thetocbibind package for that, we must add a correction; two solutions are available: use\mtcfixindexor the other given three lines:
480\printindex
481\mtcfixindex % use this OR the 3 following lines
482%% \addcontentsline{lof}{xchapter}{}
483%% \addcontentsline{lot}{xchapter}{}
484%% \mtcaddchapter
485%%
486
487\appendix
488\chapter{App.~1}
489\index{chapter!appendix}
490\minitoc \mtcskip
491\minilof \mtcskip
492\minilot
493\section{Fifth section}
494
495\begin{figure} \caption{Fifth figure} \end{figure}
496\begin{table} \caption{Fifth table} \end{table}
497
498\section{Sixth section}
499
500\begin{figure} \caption{Sixth figure} \end{figure}
501\begin{table} \caption{Sixth table} \end{table}
The next chapter asks for a minitoc, a minilof and a minilot, but contains no tables; hence the minitocpackage will give some warnings.
502\chapter{App.~2}
503\index{chapter!appendix}
504%% contains no tables but asks for a minilot! No minilot printed.
505\minitoc \mtcskip
506\minilof \mtcskip
507\minilot
508\section{Seventh section}
509\begin{figure} \caption{Seventh figure} \end{figure}
510\begin{figure} \caption{Eighth figure} \end{figure}
511
512\section{Eighth section}
513
514\begin{figure} \caption{Ninth figure} \end{figure}
515\begin{figure} \caption{Eleventh figure} \end{figure}
516
517\end{document}
518h/mtc−addi
And we need also its small bibliographic data base:
• the english documentation of theminitocpackage [157]:
519 h∗mtc−addbibi
520 @MISC{minitoc,
521 TITLE="The {\textsf{minitoc}} package",
522 AUTHOR="Drucbert, Jean-Pierre F.",
523 ADDRESS="{\url{mailto:[email protected]}}",
524 NOTE="{\url{http://www.dante.de/CTAN/macros/latex/contrib/minitoc/minitoc.pdf}}",
525 MONTH=jul,
526 YEAR=2008}
527
• the french documentation of theminitocpackage [156]:
528 @MISC{minitoc-fr,
529 TITLE="Le paquetage {\textsf{minitoc}}",
530 AUTHOR="Drucbert, Jean-Pierre F.",
531 ADDRESS="{\url{mailto:[email protected]}}",
532 NOTE="{\url{http://www.dante.de/CTAN/macros/latex/contrib/minitoc/minitoc-fr.pdf}}",
533 MONTH=jul,
534 YEAR=2008}
535
• the documentation of theshorttocpackage [155]:
536 @MISC{shorttoc,
537 TITLE="The {\textsf{shorttoc}} package",
538 AUTHOR="Drucbert, Jean-Pierre F.",
539 ADDRESS="{\url{mailto:[email protected]}}",
540 NOTE="{\url{http://www.dante.de/CTAN/macros/latex/contrib/shorttoc/shorttoc.pdf}}",
541 MONTH=aug,
542 YEAR=2002}
543
• a novel [24] from which a short citation is taken:
544 @BOOK{dark,
545 TITLE="{Against a Dark Background}",
546 AUTHOR="Banks, Iain Menzies",
547 PUBLISHER="Bantam Books",
548 ISBN="0553292240 (pb)",
549 YEAR=1993}
550 h/mtc−addbibi
But the database created this way must be trimmed of some spurious lines; on Unix-like systems, do3:
cat mtc-add.bib | grep -v ’^%%’ > addbib;mv addbib mtc-add.bib