Reset parskip after constructing the TOC #15
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| \parskip\z@ | |||
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| \@starttoc{toc}% | |||
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| % Reset parskip so it doesn't affect the rest of the document | |||
| \parskip\@leading | |||
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I'm slightly confused by this (might be my lack of knowledge), but should we use a \setlength here? How does this code work? From what I understood, \parskip is glue, which in LaTeX, we should set with \setlength. But feel free to correct me!
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I shouldn't have looked at this at the beginning of term with no time and mental space. I now realize that I used the same methodology just before to reset \parskip to zero, so this should be perfectly fine. Seems to work on my machine, so all good. Sorry for the confusion.
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Hi @lucvanderzandt ! Could you check out my question above? Also: the code will now officially be "unlicensed" (see #7 ). I hope that'll be cool with you (I suppose this is a "one liner" but anyways). |
Closes #14