LaTex has command to set a counter. But there seems to have no command to delete a counter.
The problem happens when I use a TiKz program
http://www.texample.net/tikz/examples/fibonacci-spiral/
to plot a fibonacci-spiral.
It uses three counter a,b,temp.
I use \include{chapter number} to include a file containing this program. \include will the counters into .aux file.
But sometimes I do not want to include this file when testing my writing. Therefore,
I use \includeonly{other chapter} to compile.
\includeonly will read the .aux file, which contains the counter a,b,temp. Hence error message pop up.
Therefore, how can I "delete" a counter? or somehow modify the fibonacci-spiral program not to use counters?
Graphics, Figures & Tables ⇒ how to delete a counter?
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