Closed elisehein closed 7 years ago
I'm not sure I follow why? The ACM format forbids it, so why should the template allow it with a warning?
Agreed. A table of contents looks horrible with this template anyway and makes no sense for the short-ish articles it's meant to serve. In my case, however, our university department has prescribed the sigchi proceedings template for all dissertations (don't ask...). Dissertations obviously span many pages and hugely benefit from a table of contents.
For others needing a table of contents for whatever reason, I found help on StackOverflow:
Surely responsible authors do not need a .tex template to dictate what they should and should not use. Forbidding \tableofcontents
entirely sounds unnecessarily constraining to me.
Ok. I think this falls out of scope for SIGCHI as the template is to make sure no errors happen for articles. Perhaps fork this repo and add edits for your department. If you just comment out those lines at https://github.com/sigchi/Document-Formats/blob/master/LaTeX/sigchi.cls#L598-L599 then it should work.
For others needing this, commenting out the \tableofcontents
declaration from the .cls will produce an undefined control sequence error. Some solutions pointed out here http://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/346012/define-tableofcontents-in-document-class-that-doesnt-support-it
The sigchi document class disallows the use of a table of contents:
Rather than producing an error, would it make sense to define a standard
\tableofcontents
(e.g., based on article.cls), and produce a warning instead?