@JosephWright do I still need a specialformat entry for lualatex? If I set simply checkengines = {"luahbtex"} it tries to create a format and fails, without checkengines = {"luahbtex"} it works, but tests also pdftex and xetex.
@JosephWright a checkengines = {"luatex"} seems to work and runs luahbtex ;-).
@UlrikeFischer l3build normalises away the (font) to make luatex log more compatible with etex, is it missing the luatex specifics due to luahbtex changes...
@DavidCarlisle well the tlg is old, it is in the new log that l3build removes the (font). But in the real log the (font) is there, so perhaps one could convince l3build to leave it - then I don't have to check 40 fc-files or so.
@UlrikeFischer I forget the exact test but the luatex-specific normalisation isn't done on luatex-only tests only cross engine tests for compatibility, so I'd guess its related to that (but waiting for Joseph is easier than checking the source:-)
@DavidCarlisle changing line 371 of the lua from if luatex and to if luahbtex and lets the test past. But curiously using if ( luahbtex or luatex) and doesn't work. What is wrong with this?
I am in the process of writing a large document containing some theorems, lemma, and propositions. Currently, I am using packages amsmath and amsthm. I defined my own environment for theorems by adding
\theoremstyle{plain}
\newtheorem{thm} {Theorem}[chapter]
to the preamble. However, I am not ...
But: How can I find out what the default-style 'definition' look like?
\newtheoremstyle{definition}% name of the style to be used
{\topsep}% measure of space to leave above the theorem. E.g.: 3pt
{\topsep}% measure of space to leave below the theorem. E.g.: 3pt
{\itshape}% name of font to use in the body of the theorem
{0pt}% measure of space to indent
{\bfseries}% name of head font
{.}% punctuation between head and body
{ }% space after theorem head; " " = normal interword space
{\thmname{#1}\thmnumber{ #2}\thmnote{ (#3)}\index{#3}}% custom head specification
The package amsthm contains the predefined theorem styles plain, definition and remark which you can employ using \theoremstyle before your \newtheorem.
You can also create new theorem styles like this:
\newtheoremstyle{NAME}{ABOVESPACE}{BELOWSPACE}{BODYFONT}{INDENT}{HEADFONT}{HEADPUNCT}{HEADSPA...
@MarcelKrüger I adapted the build.lua and cleaned up the special format settings, perhaps that did change the l3build tests. But it is clearly a l3build doing and nothing in the luaotfload code.
@UlrikeFischer That's expected: The tests only pass if l3build does not recognize luatex. So changing to luahbtex let's the test "work" because luahbtex is not defined and therefore always false. luatex and luahbtex on the other hand is equivalent to luatex and therefore true when the engine is set to luatex.
@UlrikeFischer Do you also see the failure in add-uppercase-feature? It looks like a discretionary disappeared: EV\-ER became EVER and ev\-ery became every. Did the default hyphenation patterns change?
@UlrikeFischer I could take care of that, but especially for luaotfload it might actually make sense to test that the right kind of kern is created. So the best thing might be to add an option to allow LuaTeX specific log files.
@MarcelKrüger traditionally the type of kern is flagged by having or not having a space after \kern with font-specified kerns getting no space and kerns from \kern getting a space.
@MarcelKrüger adding a special setting looks good. I added for a test (not luaotfloadspecial) and and set luaotfloadspecial in the build.lua and tests seems to pass.
@UlrikeFischer Even after changing the "engine" and related settings to luatex, my tests still pass. Can you push the changes that lead to your failure?
@JosephWright travis is behaving weird. travis-ci.org/github/latex3/latex3/builds/673376710 it fails even though the previous commit passes all tests and the only changes were 3 typos in the documentation...
@MarcelKrüger -- "EV-ER" should never happen. With \lefthyphenmin=2 and \righthyphenmin=3, no word shorter than 5 letters will be hyphenated. On the other hand, "EV-ERY" is definitely produced by the default patterns.
On a related, but deliberately vague note, why is it that people still think that words have the meanings in dictionaries, rather than what any linguist will tell you, that word meanings are determined by the words use in a speech community.
@JosephWright \let\protect\string does nothing when in the place where it currently is. Better, now it does weird things, because \protected@iwrite contains \nobreak that expands to \protect\nobreak and you can guess what happens.
@AlanMunn well, the French are doing their best to not change their language in any way (at least in written form). Their spelling looks like they didn't update to the way they pronounce things at all.
@AlanMunn you're right, I missed my guess a hundred years:
> The circumflex first appeared in written French in the 16th century.
@yo' Well yes, but since this thread started about the fact that 'graupel' should have been capitalized, superfluousness is clearly besides the point. :)
@JosephWright Actually, \let\protect\string has never done anything at all, because \protected@(i)write does \let\protect\@unexpandable@protect later on.
@JosephWright you have instructions to build the formats in the build-config and it uses luatex. That is rather obvious. I only don't know how to use luahbtex here (I do find it confusing that I still have to set the "luatex" engine, to actually get luahbtex.
@yo' maybe I should mail overleaf support but since you're here.... in overleaf.com/devs you show how to submit a file as a URI or from an in-memory strung, and also how to submit multiple files either using a URI to a zip file or multiple snip_uri[] parameters.... but I have multiple files as in-memory strings, and I don't seem to be able to submit them...
I can make data: uri but the snip_uri parameters want http, similarly I can make an in-memory zip but don't seem to be able to submit it..
@yo' what I'd line is a version of <form style=\"display:none\" id=\"form-pre" + i +"\" action=\"https://www.overleaf.com/docs\" method=\"post\" target=\"_blank\"><input id=\"encoded_snip-pre" + i + "\" name=\"encoded_snip[]\" value=\"\" /></form> which allows multiple encoded_snip
@Skillmonlikestopanswers.xyz well make the open in overleaf button at learnlatex.github.io/en/lesson-12 open a project that includes the bib file
@AlanMunn -- Just learned that Maine had serious snow yesterday and overnight -- someplaces nearly two feet of it. And lots of power outages. Aah! Spring!
\newtheoremstyle{mystyle}% neu
{\topsep} % ABOVESPACE
{\topsep} % BELOWSPACE
{} % BODYFONT
{0pt} % INDENT (empty value is the same as 0pt)
{\bfseries} % HEADFONT
{.} % HEADPUNCT
{5pt plus 1pt minus 1pt} % HEADSPACE
{\thmname{#1}\thmnote{ \normalfont (#3)}\index{#3}} % CUSTOM HEAD SPECIFICATION, entfernt: \thmnumber{ #2}
\theoremstyle{mystyle} % neu
@UlrikeFischer of course, and I'm thankful that you replied to that question :)
@cis that's arguably complete... Why do you include it in the definition if you don't want it to be added every time? My quick solution would be \newif\ifTheoremToIndex and change \index{#3} to \ifTheoremToIndex\index{#3}\fi. Then you can use \TheoremToIndextrue to switch it on and \TheoremToIndexfalse to switch it off.
@DavidCarlisle worst part is that in this case, my solution is faster... :)
@UlrikeFischer Karl removed genmisc from TeXLive and decided to split the files up into their own packages removing everything that isn't free. Since random.tex doesn't contain a comment stating the license it got removed.
@JosephWright -- i accidentally downvoted an answer that I meant to upvote. I've posted a question in meta, but if you can take care of reversing the goof, I'd much appreciate it.
@AlanMunn -- I did try to upvote, but the system was quite determined that I couldn't do that unless the posting was edited. And the answer doesn't need any edits -- not even a single typo!
I am in the process of writing a large document containing some theorems, lemma, and propositions. Currently, I am using packages amsmath and amsthm. I defined my own environment for theorems by adding
\theoremstyle{plain}
\newtheorem{thm} {Theorem}[chapter]
to the preamble. However, I am not ...
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\documentclass{article}
\usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
\usepackage{answers}
\Newassociation{sol}{Solucao}{solucoes}
\newtheorem{exer}{Exercício}
\begin{document}
\section{Exercícios}
\Opensolutionfile{solucoes}
\Writetofile{solucoes}{\protect\section{Soluções}}
\begin{exer}
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