`displayorder` reversed between 目次 and はじめに

[strogonoff]

Another stupid question. I see that 目次 goes at displayorder=2, and はじめに goes at displayorder=1, but in HTML they appear in reverse (naturally). Why such displayorder and what logic swaps them?

cc @opoudjis

[strogonoff]

Perhaps I should clarify that I am looking at the navigation sidebar (but in the main document contents area there’s no 目次 anyway), and I’m looking at XML/HTML generated by the latest action.

[strogonoff]

cc @ronaldtse if you know…

[strogonoff]

Actually, I don’t see a <clause> corresponding to はじめに/abstract (I suppose it’s the <abstract> itself then), but that’s a separate question (i.e., which sections can I not get by querying <clause>). The displayorder question is still relevant.

Feel free to throw me links to relevant docs or anything…

[strogonoff]

I suppose the logic goes as this:

• clause type=toc is the header for ToC, so it goes up (despite displayorder)
• the rest of the clauses are sorted according to displayorder
• if there is no displayorder (like for nested clauses), sort in order of appearance

[strogonoff]

That logic gets me somewhere like this, which I suppose is acceptable:

[ReesePlews]

hello @strogonoff, in the current genearate document PDF the order for the front matter sections is:

cover page はじめに 改訂履歴 目次

i have only been checking the PDF.