@PauloCereda deckdeckgo.com

@DavidCarlisle In the Guardian now. His Wikipedia entry has not been updated yet.

Actually, the (short) article is just a link to this Tweet - twitter.com/SamWangPhD/status/…

The Island of TeX docker images are now using TL2020.

Exclusive duck! ^^^^^

(New IEEE standard logic port on their way...)

@HenriMenke ooh

Happy Easter!

@TeXnician ooh

@PauloCereda Happy Easter from me as well!

Happy Easter to everybody!

@Skillmonlikestopanswers.xyz Happy Easter, mr. rabbit!

@CarLaTeX Buona Pasqua!

@PauloCereda Buona Pasqua anche a te, anche da parte del prof. van Duck!

@CarLaTeX ooh ducks

@Rmano would be funnier if it was inside an amp :)

@DavidCarlisle @JosephWright @AlanMunn @barbarabeeton twitter.com/FourEcchiTasty/status/1248666536862253056

Is there a way to have an itemize where each item contains an align* environment such those are aligned coherently?

Somwhere on TeX.SE (lost the link) I found a crude solution using \begin{align*} ... \intertext{\item ...}\end{align}

Thanks!

That was not the link I had back then

At that link there were comments how this turning out to work is just by accident

and generally a bad solution

@ComFreek There was another one recently not using \item:

I see

I'll try both

Thank you

@DavidCarlisle regarding the askinclude issue: Adding a detokenize to the four places where \@partlist is changed works for the example. But I'm not sure if this handles file names with non-ascii or even spaces correctly. Should one care about this? \expandafter\g@addto@macro\expandafter\@partlist\expandafter{\expandafter,\detokenize{##1}}

@UlrikeFischer think it should be OK, although we should cross reference to github.com/latex3/latex2e/issues/217 as if we make changes there it may affect this I suppose.

@DavidCarlisle I have some doubts that the rest of the askinclude code can cope with such file names. "grüße.tex" explodes ... So probably it won't matter much what we do there.

Question: How can I create an easier command, like \noindex in the 3d line in

\newif\ifTheoremNoteToIndex
\TheoremNoteToIndextrue % Default
\def\noindex{\TheoremNoteToIndexfalse} % does not work

@cis what do you mean by does not work?

@DavidCarlisle It does complete not work:

\makeatletter
\newif\ifToIndex
\ToIndextrue % Default

\declaretheoremstyle[
notebraces={}{},
headpunct={\normalfont.\hspace{1.5em}},
%notefont=\normalfont,
headformat={\NAME\,%
\NUMBER\,%
\let\thmt@space\@empty{\normalfont(\NOTE)}%
\ifToIndex\index{\NOTE}\fi% <-------!!!!
},
preheadhook=\hspace{\baselineskip}\begin{leftbar}, postfoothook=\end{leftbar}, % optional 2/2
]{mystyle}
\makeatother

(Not) Runable:

% arara: pdflatex
% arara: makeindex
% arara: pdflatex

\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{amsthm}
\usepackage{thmtools}
\usepackage[thickness=1.75pt, vskip=0em]{thmbox} % optional 1/2

\makeatletter
\newif\ifToIndex
\ToIndextrue % Default

\declaretheoremstyle[
notebraces={}{},
headpunct={\normalfont.\hspace{1.5em}},
%notefont=\normalfont,
headformat={\NAME\,%
\NUMBER\,%
\let\thmt@space\@empty{\normalfont(\NOTE)}%
\ifToIndex\index{\NOTE}\fi% <-------!!!!
},
preheadhook=\hspace{\baselineskip}\begin{leftbar}, postfoothook=\end{leftbar}, % optional 2/2

@cis I believe that it's thmbox that does evil

@egreg Oha

@egreg But erasing the thmbox-stuff does not help

@Skillmonlikestopanswers.xyz Hmmm... I don't get it ;-) (I suppose there is some double meaning on amp?)

@cis the optional argument is written to the aux, and this explodes if you put a primitive \if-command there. And beside this thmtools puts a group around the \NOTE so whatever switch you set there will not be seen by the following test.

@UlrikeFischer What have I to use? xpatch or sth. like that?

@cis Switch the boolean before the definition and back after it. Or write a dontindexdefi environment. Using the optional argument will quite certainly break somewhere.

@UlrikeFischer Yes they way with a sperate theorem-style works. I would like to have a shifter like \noindex ;)

Well I wouldn't try it with thmtools - that is complicated and difficult to adapt. Use tcolorbox.

@cis why don't you check the documentation?

@cis ^^^^

@cis thmtools is in no way an "elementary" solution.

@UlrikeFischer nobody reads documentation:-)

@UlrikeFischer For me elementary enough.... :()

@DavidCarlisle not even autorotative documentation?

@DavidCarlisle Yes, that's right

@UlrikeFischer ʎɐʍɐ oפ

@DavidCarlisle unicode is full of surprises - nice way to handle the G ;-)

@UlrikeFischer meanwhile lesson 14 has cjk font

@DavidCarlisle "Hello there" ;-)

@Rmano to amplify the ducky message!

Announcement: I will become a tcolorboxer, after having used mdframed occasionally in the past.

@UlrikeFischer I wasn't sure ABC would translate well

quack

@PauloCereda It's the Easter duck.

@AlanMunn sorry I ate all the chocolate. :)

@PauloCereda :( I still have some.

@AlanMunn ooh emergency chocolate :)

@AlanMunn we had turkey

@DavidCarlisle How non-traditional of you. No lamb?

@AlanMunn well it was in the freezer (after christmas, for a rainy day...) and the choice of raiding the freezer or risking the shops at the present time ....

@DavidCarlisle ooh gobble

@DavidCarlisle Yes, makes sense. We're having chicken curry. :)

Selam ben Paulo

Oh wait, it's the other Turkey

@PauloCereda next time it'll be ....

@DavidCarlisle preemptive oh no

@DavidCarlisle I won't say what we had yesterday.

@UlrikeFischer oh no

@UlrikeFischer in English, is it an anagram of udkc ?

@DavidCarlisle No comment ;-)

@DavidCarlisle ooh DC UK

@PauloCereda I don't think she ate me, try again.

@DavidCarlisle oh

@DavidCarlisle Have you seen Dab Dab?

@AlanMunn @UlrikeFischer ^^ :)

@PauloCereda no

@DavidCarlisle oh

@PauloCereda does the film end when it gets eaten?

@DavidCarlisle thankfully Dab Dab survives. :)

@PauloCereda they'll probably make a sequel

@DavidCarlisle oh no

@AlanMunn -- A language question. When did "n times slower" take over from "n times as slow"? Or "...faster / as fast"? I really have trouble intuiting "slower", and as for "faster", I understand "three times as fast" with no problem, but "three times faster" I instinctively take to mean "four times as fast" until I think about it. (My mother was a second grade teacher, and she wouldn't have stood for this.) I guess it's an outgrowth of ad-speak, but it seems to me a loss of precision.