@headings
Command ¶The @headings
command is rarely used. It specifies what kinds of
page headings and footings to print on each page. Usually, this is
controlled by the @setchapternewpage
command. You need the
@headings
command only if the @setchapternewpage
command
does not do what you want.
You can use @headings
as follows:
@headings off
Turn off printing of page headings.
@headings single
Turn on page headings appropriate for single-sided printing.
@headings double
Turn on page headings appropriate for double-sided printing.
@headings singleafter
@headings doubleafter
Turn on single
or double
headings, respectively, after the
current page is output.
@headings on
Turn on page headings: single
if ‘@setchapternewpage
on’, double
otherwise.
For example, suppose you write @setchapternewpage off
before the
@titlepage
command to start a new chapter on the
same page as the end of the last chapter. This command also causes
page headers to be typeset for single-sided printing. To cause
page headers to be typeset for double-sided printing, write @headings
double
.
You can stop any page headings at all from being generated by writing
@headings off
on a line of its own, like this:
@headings off