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From: mwg@cs.toronto.edu (Mark Giesbrecht)
Subject: \include with no \clearpage
Message-ID: <90Nov26.220115edt.1470@smoke.cs.toronto.edu>
Organization: Department of Computer Science, University of Toronto
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Date: 27 Nov 90 03:01:38 GMT
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Does anyone out there have an \include macro which does not do
a \clearpage before the included file?  Simply removing the \clearpage's
in the standard definition of \include (actually \@include)
in latex.tex seems to cause errors when using \label and \ref.  
For instance, with this obvious (stupid?) approach, including a single file
with a \label{a} and a \ref{a} in it results in some macros being printed
out on the screen and the reference always being undefined. 
I'd like to know why this happens, but all I really want is a solution
to the original problem.  Thanks in advance, Mark