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Yeats
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Opposite from \clearpage

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I write my PhD with Latex and decided that every part of a chapter (every subsection) has to be separate document. Its much easier for me that way. Problem is that Latex breaks page after each document that you \include. Its like it automatically uses \clearpage command.

Is there a way to tell Latex not to do that? Like some \dontclearpage command or smth?

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localghost
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Opposite from \clearpage

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Just use the \input command. The \include command internally is a sequence of commands.

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\clearpage \input{file} \clearpage

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Yeats
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Opposite from \clearpage

Post by Yeats »

localghost wrote:Just use the \input command. The \include command internally is a sequence of commands.

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\clearpage \input{file} \clearpage

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Thorsten¹
Thank you :)
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