Re: Help with Table of Contents: removing blank pages in book style

Hi Murilo,

using the book style I redefined the chapter-title macro, which the 
Table of Contents depends on, and the redefinition removed the double 
page before the table of contents. Of course one should do it 
differently, by building a new set of macros for the table of contents, 
so that one can adjust it independently of chapters; despite this I 
think that what I did shows that the redefinition works.

Could you please describe more in detail what you observe?

Giovanni

On 5/1/26 16:17, Murilo Zulian Colla wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> I am a new user of TeXmacs and I am currently exploring its customization
> through macros. I am using the "book" style on Linux, and I would like to
> remove the blank pages that are automatically inserted before the Table of
> Contents.
>
> I found a workaround for the abstract that works perfectly for me by
> redefining render-abstract and abstract-chapter* to remove the <new-dpage*>
> command. However, I am struggling to apply the same logic to the table-of-
> contents without breaking the automatic generation of the list or getting
> encoding errors.
>
> Could someone please guide me on the correct way to redefine the table-of-
> contents macro so that it doesn't force a double blank page?
>
> Best regards,
>
> Murilo.