@JosephWright I guess so. Still I'm unsure what to do with line 1608. I'll remove 1618 in my PR (want to take a look what else can be made a bit faster).
@JosephWright realized the line numbers don't fit the latest master, because those are the line numbers of my PR, if you want to take a look at the code where the test seems either missing or is superfluous, it is github.com/latex3/latex3/blob/… and github.com/latex3/latex3/blob/…
@PabloGonzálezL with xelatex it works fine for me, it fails with xelatex-dev as unicode-math no longer can remove code added by amsmath from the begin document hook.
I am using TeXShop with pdflatexmk in order to not have to manually run bibtex every time (pdflatexmk does it for me). Unfortunately, whenever I make a mistake and write incorrect LaTeX, something gets messed up in the auxiliary files, causing pdflatexmk not to compile anymore until I delete the aux files. Is there a better workflow?
@Szabolcs I have no such problem with latexmk --- it normally runs to the end with nonstopmode and then recompiles when something changes. It's true that sometime you have to clean manually (latexmk -C file) especially when changing babel options and the aux file must be deleted (or add a space and save again, that is).
I don't stop it manually. I let the IDE (TeXShop) handle it.
Basically, I make a mistake, I compile, then of course LaTeX prompts for input. But this is happening in the IDE. So if I correct the mistake, and re-compile, the IDE automatically kills and re-runs LaTeX (or rather latexmk)
At this point I typically see output like this: pastebin.com/1wriW5TS (I changed the document name to mydocument, don't actually use that silly name :)
I guess I need to read the latexmk docs in detail ... no time for that now, as at this time it's quicker to just delete aux files. I really should do that after done with this project
I do see the suggestion about the -f option in the error message, but complete processing every time would slow things down a lot
@PauloCereda Good theory! (I love this special effect that makes the video look as shaky as if it was recorded during a bumpy ride with the millennium falcon :) )
@UlrikeFischer regarding the new hooks, will the page color shipout stuff also be hookable? Because if I then also make the memoir trimmarks via the shipout hooks then perhaps they can live together (stacked appropriately) or something like that (haven't looked into the details yet)
@daleif not quite sure what you mean, but we are looking at \pagecolor: it is currently at the wrong place, at least for pdflatex, it overwrites stuff.
@UlrikeFischer exactly. In memoir we have a class option to add trimmarks (say if you're using B5 to be printed on A4), then adding \pagecolor will leave the color box on top of the trimmarks. This is a very old issue
@daleif as @JosephWright wrote: we will fix it, we have an internal issue about this. The pagecolor should always be before the shipout/background hook, so you can use this hook for the crop marks.
@Skillmonlikestopanswers.xyz Depends a bit what you are trying to compile. If it is not too complicate (regarding libraries etc.) the linux binary might simply work on mac, too.
@UlrikeFischer As far as I know this is the only memoir hook into shipout. The package and file hooks (that you mailed me about should be mappable to the kernel macros, perhaps with a note that one might want to use the kernel functions instead as they can offer more control than the memoir interface
@Skillmonlikestopanswers.xyz From memory, the tests are needed as there needs to be special handling for the 'first pass': you could speed up by using a dedicated 'first sep' function
@samcarter_left_tex.se well, I have never really used a Mac and no access to one, so I really don't know what to look out for. The program is indeed not too complicated (335 lines, six libraries).
The AUR seems to contain some osxcross variants... Not sure whether it's worth it though :)
@samcarter_left_tex.se well, you could only test if it starts up and throws the correct errors, I can't (am not allowed to) send you the data to actually test the program on :(
How put the char in specific place? For example i need unicode\symbol("1234) from fontnamefile.ttf put on page 1 in 30pt == x and 40 pt ==y , how getkerning ?
@JosephWright ? it is harmless, we know that by now. Actually the animate code says "not sure whether still needed at all", (and imho it isn't) so it is a good opportunity to clean up the code ;-)
@PabloGonzálezL I don't think so, imho you can do everything with the new hooks. There is actually a reimplementation filehook-ltx which defines most of the commands, it you load it first it will also suppress the filehook loading and then unicode-math works again.
@JosephWright Trying to answer: What would be your initial response to the following example user support request: "Your docker container keeps crashing."?
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How can I use a curly brace (in black) as the standard connection style in genealogytree?
That means:
How to change the default (which is these green lines).
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
\usepackage{lmodern}
\usepackage[all]{genealogytree}
\begin{document}
\begin{tikzpictur...
@JosephWright The latest LMTX version is most likely incompatible with expl3's intarray... (mailman.ntg.nl/pipermail/ntg-context/2020/098973.html) ("Most likely" means it breaks in LuaMetaLaTeX, but I haven't tested a ConTeXt example yet.)
@MarcelKrüger Presumably we could use Lua as the implementation here, and simply avoid fontdimens? Could be the LuaTeX path, so we would see the same 'gain' in LuaLaTeX?
@samcarter_left_tex.se -- Animal crackers! Yes! By the way, the Providence zoo has a new baby two-toed sloth; I saw it in the news just a few days ago.
@JosephWright went for the top-level approach (seems cleaner for such tests)
@JosephWright I don't mean the tests in general just the test for an empty \l__keys_module_str, it seems like the \tl_set:Nx \l_keys_path_str on line 1623 might result in the wrong path if \l__keys_module_str is empty (but I don't know how to correctly test this)
@JosephWright now some tests for ctex are failing, but I honestly don't know what's happening there.
@JosephWright not mine! Build worked with all checks, I altered a single .lvt and .tlg because you requested it, now a completely unrelated test fails.
@JosephWright let's blame @DavidCarlisle for a change!
@JosephWright and it won't work in an f-type expansion (the current implementation would, but this is never used, it only gets used inside of c, v, and x)
@JosephWright In the test file, some penalties between characters (and a (load cache: extra_lmromanslant10-regular.luc)). But no idea what caused the change
@JosephWright the load cache seems to be some luaotfload change...
@JosephWright sorry to nudge you, but did you look at the empty string test in l3keys yet? (I just really want to make sure there is nothing slipping through here)
@JosephWright I think I'm calling it a day for now. I'm in line 2591 and my concentration (and eyes) is lacking. Maybe I'll find some time tomorrow looking through the rest for things which can be tuned up a bit without changing the system too much (in that regard I'm pretty hesitant).
Is there a way to add a info-text in FontForge? I think, I could need that sometimes.
I mean something like that:
