10.1.3.7 Customizing LaTeX’s output

Several (TeX) flags are provided to change the appearance of the final LaTeX document. (This appearance is a bit experimental, and it is fair to say that not everything may be fully debugged; please report problems.) These are (‘...’ means either ‘true’ or ‘false’)

• \pagerefs... (index references by pages or section numbers);
• \numberTeX... (number the beginning of unnamed TeX parts);
• \numberdefs... (number the beginning of the definition part);
• \numbercode... (number the beginning of the code part).

The defaults for these flags are

\pagerefsfalse
\numberTeXfalse
\numberdefstrue
\numbercodetrue

If desired, one may override these in the limbo section. (They are defined using Plain TeX’s ‘\newif’ rather than the equivalent LaTeX command because they may also be used when LaTeX is not present.)

\numberTeX is on the verge of obsolescence. Try to not use it; never use it in conjunction with the package fwebnum. See Numbering