Page numbering affected by recursive programming












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I asked this question How to do recursive program with latex and got the following excellent answer by @JosephWright



documentclass{article}
usepackage{advdate}

% Set the first practice date
ThisDay{7}
ThisMonth{2}
ThisYear{2019}

%... the number of days between lectures
newcommand*{lecturegap}{7}

makeatletter
newcounter{holiday}
newcommand*addholiday[3]{%
stepcounter{holiday}%
@namedef{holidayarabic{holiday}}{%
defholidayDay{#1}%
defholidayMonth{#2}%
defholidayYear{#3}%
}%
}
makeatother
newcommand*{holidayDay}{0}
newcommand*{holidayMonth}{0}
newcommand*{holidayYear}{0}
addholiday{3}{3}{2019} % ter Carnaval
addholiday{18}{4}{2019} % qui Atividade complementar
addholiday{19}{4}{2019} % sex Santa
addholiday{21}{4}{2019} % dom Tiradentes/Páscoa
addholiday{1}{5}{2019} % qua Trabalhador
addholiday{19}{6}{2019} % qua Aniv. Rib. Preto

newififholiday
newcommand*{groupA}{}
makeatletter
newcommand*{nextprac}{%
holidayfalse
count0=1 %
loop
ifnumcount0>value{holiday}else
@nameuse{holidaynumbercount0 }%
ifnum 0%
ifnumholidayDay=day1else0fi
ifnumholidayMonth=month1else0fi
ifnumholidayYear=year1else0fi
=111 %
holidaytrue
count0=value{holiday}%
else
fi
advancecount0 by 1 %
repeat
ifholiday
AdvanceDate[lecturegap]%
expandafternextprac
else
ifxgroupAempty
edefgroupA{%
{day=thedaymonth=themonthyear=theyearrelaxnoexpandtoday}}%
expandafterexpandafterexpandafternextprac
else
AdvanceDate[lecturegap]%
section*{groupAspace$parallel$ today}%
defgroupA{}%
AdvanceDate[lecturegap]%
fi
fi
}

begin{document}

nextprac
Practice one

nextprac
Practice two

nextprac
Practice three

nextprac
Practice four

nextprac
Practice five

nextprac
Practice six

nextprac
Practice seven

nextprac
Practice eight

nextprac
Practice nine

nextprac
Practice ten

end{document}


However, a few months latter, I realized that this code affects page numbering. But I cannot figure out how it is affected nor how to fix it.



The only thing I realized is that the page number becomes the exact number of holidays created by addholiday command.



My question is: how to restore page numbering without leaving the presented code away?










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    count0 refers to the page number.

    – egreg
    Mar 25 at 13:26






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    @JosephWright should stick to expl3 then he wouldn't using count0 as loop variable ;-) (he probably wanted to use count@)

    – Ulrike Fischer
    Mar 25 at 13:27


















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I asked this question How to do recursive program with latex and got the following excellent answer by @JosephWright



documentclass{article}
usepackage{advdate}

% Set the first practice date
ThisDay{7}
ThisMonth{2}
ThisYear{2019}

%... the number of days between lectures
newcommand*{lecturegap}{7}

makeatletter
newcounter{holiday}
newcommand*addholiday[3]{%
stepcounter{holiday}%
@namedef{holidayarabic{holiday}}{%
defholidayDay{#1}%
defholidayMonth{#2}%
defholidayYear{#3}%
}%
}
makeatother
newcommand*{holidayDay}{0}
newcommand*{holidayMonth}{0}
newcommand*{holidayYear}{0}
addholiday{3}{3}{2019} % ter Carnaval
addholiday{18}{4}{2019} % qui Atividade complementar
addholiday{19}{4}{2019} % sex Santa
addholiday{21}{4}{2019} % dom Tiradentes/Páscoa
addholiday{1}{5}{2019} % qua Trabalhador
addholiday{19}{6}{2019} % qua Aniv. Rib. Preto

newififholiday
newcommand*{groupA}{}
makeatletter
newcommand*{nextprac}{%
holidayfalse
count0=1 %
loop
ifnumcount0>value{holiday}else
@nameuse{holidaynumbercount0 }%
ifnum 0%
ifnumholidayDay=day1else0fi
ifnumholidayMonth=month1else0fi
ifnumholidayYear=year1else0fi
=111 %
holidaytrue
count0=value{holiday}%
else
fi
advancecount0 by 1 %
repeat
ifholiday
AdvanceDate[lecturegap]%
expandafternextprac
else
ifxgroupAempty
edefgroupA{%
{day=thedaymonth=themonthyear=theyearrelaxnoexpandtoday}}%
expandafterexpandafterexpandafternextprac
else
AdvanceDate[lecturegap]%
section*{groupAspace$parallel$ today}%
defgroupA{}%
AdvanceDate[lecturegap]%
fi
fi
}

begin{document}

nextprac
Practice one

nextprac
Practice two

nextprac
Practice three

nextprac
Practice four

nextprac
Practice five

nextprac
Practice six

nextprac
Practice seven

nextprac
Practice eight

nextprac
Practice nine

nextprac
Practice ten

end{document}


However, a few months latter, I realized that this code affects page numbering. But I cannot figure out how it is affected nor how to fix it.



The only thing I realized is that the page number becomes the exact number of holidays created by addholiday command.



My question is: how to restore page numbering without leaving the presented code away?










share|improve this question


















  • 1





    count0 refers to the page number.

    – egreg
    Mar 25 at 13:26






  • 1





    @JosephWright should stick to expl3 then he wouldn't using count0 as loop variable ;-) (he probably wanted to use count@)

    – Ulrike Fischer
    Mar 25 at 13:27
















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I asked this question How to do recursive program with latex and got the following excellent answer by @JosephWright



documentclass{article}
usepackage{advdate}

% Set the first practice date
ThisDay{7}
ThisMonth{2}
ThisYear{2019}

%... the number of days between lectures
newcommand*{lecturegap}{7}

makeatletter
newcounter{holiday}
newcommand*addholiday[3]{%
stepcounter{holiday}%
@namedef{holidayarabic{holiday}}{%
defholidayDay{#1}%
defholidayMonth{#2}%
defholidayYear{#3}%
}%
}
makeatother
newcommand*{holidayDay}{0}
newcommand*{holidayMonth}{0}
newcommand*{holidayYear}{0}
addholiday{3}{3}{2019} % ter Carnaval
addholiday{18}{4}{2019} % qui Atividade complementar
addholiday{19}{4}{2019} % sex Santa
addholiday{21}{4}{2019} % dom Tiradentes/Páscoa
addholiday{1}{5}{2019} % qua Trabalhador
addholiday{19}{6}{2019} % qua Aniv. Rib. Preto

newififholiday
newcommand*{groupA}{}
makeatletter
newcommand*{nextprac}{%
holidayfalse
count0=1 %
loop
ifnumcount0>value{holiday}else
@nameuse{holidaynumbercount0 }%
ifnum 0%
ifnumholidayDay=day1else0fi
ifnumholidayMonth=month1else0fi
ifnumholidayYear=year1else0fi
=111 %
holidaytrue
count0=value{holiday}%
else
fi
advancecount0 by 1 %
repeat
ifholiday
AdvanceDate[lecturegap]%
expandafternextprac
else
ifxgroupAempty
edefgroupA{%
{day=thedaymonth=themonthyear=theyearrelaxnoexpandtoday}}%
expandafterexpandafterexpandafternextprac
else
AdvanceDate[lecturegap]%
section*{groupAspace$parallel$ today}%
defgroupA{}%
AdvanceDate[lecturegap]%
fi
fi
}

begin{document}

nextprac
Practice one

nextprac
Practice two

nextprac
Practice three

nextprac
Practice four

nextprac
Practice five

nextprac
Practice six

nextprac
Practice seven

nextprac
Practice eight

nextprac
Practice nine

nextprac
Practice ten

end{document}


However, a few months latter, I realized that this code affects page numbering. But I cannot figure out how it is affected nor how to fix it.



The only thing I realized is that the page number becomes the exact number of holidays created by addholiday command.



My question is: how to restore page numbering without leaving the presented code away?










share|improve this question














I asked this question How to do recursive program with latex and got the following excellent answer by @JosephWright



documentclass{article}
usepackage{advdate}

% Set the first practice date
ThisDay{7}
ThisMonth{2}
ThisYear{2019}

%... the number of days between lectures
newcommand*{lecturegap}{7}

makeatletter
newcounter{holiday}
newcommand*addholiday[3]{%
stepcounter{holiday}%
@namedef{holidayarabic{holiday}}{%
defholidayDay{#1}%
defholidayMonth{#2}%
defholidayYear{#3}%
}%
}
makeatother
newcommand*{holidayDay}{0}
newcommand*{holidayMonth}{0}
newcommand*{holidayYear}{0}
addholiday{3}{3}{2019} % ter Carnaval
addholiday{18}{4}{2019} % qui Atividade complementar
addholiday{19}{4}{2019} % sex Santa
addholiday{21}{4}{2019} % dom Tiradentes/Páscoa
addholiday{1}{5}{2019} % qua Trabalhador
addholiday{19}{6}{2019} % qua Aniv. Rib. Preto

newififholiday
newcommand*{groupA}{}
makeatletter
newcommand*{nextprac}{%
holidayfalse
count0=1 %
loop
ifnumcount0>value{holiday}else
@nameuse{holidaynumbercount0 }%
ifnum 0%
ifnumholidayDay=day1else0fi
ifnumholidayMonth=month1else0fi
ifnumholidayYear=year1else0fi
=111 %
holidaytrue
count0=value{holiday}%
else
fi
advancecount0 by 1 %
repeat
ifholiday
AdvanceDate[lecturegap]%
expandafternextprac
else
ifxgroupAempty
edefgroupA{%
{day=thedaymonth=themonthyear=theyearrelaxnoexpandtoday}}%
expandafterexpandafterexpandafternextprac
else
AdvanceDate[lecturegap]%
section*{groupAspace$parallel$ today}%
defgroupA{}%
AdvanceDate[lecturegap]%
fi
fi
}

begin{document}

nextprac
Practice one

nextprac
Practice two

nextprac
Practice three

nextprac
Practice four

nextprac
Practice five

nextprac
Practice six

nextprac
Practice seven

nextprac
Practice eight

nextprac
Practice nine

nextprac
Practice ten

end{document}


However, a few months latter, I realized that this code affects page numbering. But I cannot figure out how it is affected nor how to fix it.



The only thing I realized is that the page number becomes the exact number of holidays created by addholiday command.



My question is: how to restore page numbering without leaving the presented code away?







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  • 1





    count0 refers to the page number.

    – egreg
    Mar 25 at 13:26






  • 1





    @JosephWright should stick to expl3 then he wouldn't using count0 as loop variable ;-) (he probably wanted to use count@)

    – Ulrike Fischer
    Mar 25 at 13:27
















  • 1





    count0 refers to the page number.

    – egreg
    Mar 25 at 13:26






  • 1





    @JosephWright should stick to expl3 then he wouldn't using count0 as loop variable ;-) (he probably wanted to use count@)

    – Ulrike Fischer
    Mar 25 at 13:27










1




1





count0 refers to the page number.

– egreg
Mar 25 at 13:26





count0 refers to the page number.

– egreg
Mar 25 at 13:26




1




1





@JosephWright should stick to expl3 then he wouldn't using count0 as loop variable ;-) (he probably wanted to use count@)

– Ulrike Fischer
Mar 25 at 13:27







@JosephWright should stick to expl3 then he wouldn't using count0 as loop variable ;-) (he probably wanted to use count@)

– Ulrike Fischer
Mar 25 at 13:27












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You're using count0 in the wild, which contains the page number.



Change all occurrences of count0 into @tempcnta






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  • It works. Thank you!

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    Mar 25 at 14:19












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Change all occurrences of count0 into @tempcnta






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You're using count0 in the wild, which contains the page number.



Change all occurrences of count0 into @tempcnta






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Change all occurrences of count0 into @tempcnta






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Change all occurrences of count0 into @tempcnta







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  • It works. Thank you!

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