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12:22 AM
@JosephWright Oh, runtest_tasks :-)
 
@PhelypeOleinik Hola, email de fin de semana :-)
 
@PabloGonzálezL Oh, hello! Sorry, I read your previous mail and completely forgot about it. Apologies
@PabloGonzálezL I'll look at it tomorrow morning (a bit late in here)
 
 
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8:43 AM
@PabloGonzálezL ooh fin de semana
 
9:17 AM
@PauloCereda desayuno
 
@DavidCarlisle oh no
 
@PauloCereda Nadie espera la inquisición española
 
@DavidCarlisle ooh :)
 
 
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11:13 AM
This is how this color scheme is making me feel.͕̝̺̘̾̽ͤ͢͟͡ — Marco Bonelli 12 hours ago
^^^ spot on description :)
 
@samcarter_is_at_topanswers.xyz LOL
 
 
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1:12 PM
Hi --- why is the package eso-pic affected by the new ltshipout? (sorry if already asked elsewhere) Here is an example showing the difference between latex and latex-dev, taken from eso-pic documentation in CTAN: github.com/texjporg/tests-shipout/files/5286687/eso-ex1.zip
 
1:29 PM
@HironobuYAMASHITA it uses atbegshi and atbegshi is now emulated. So changes are possible. I will check.
@HironobuYAMASHITA how did you create the pdf? with dvipdfmx?
 
@UlrikeFischer Yes, I used dvipdfmx; but the difference can be reproduced with pdflatex / pdflatex-dev also.
 
1:45 PM
@HironobuYAMASHITA It is not related to the shipout code, \@tempdimc doesn't have the value the code expect as the length is now used internally too and so changes. The example shouldn't use such temp lengths, if it can't be sure that other code interferes. If you replace @tempdimc e.g. by \my@tempdimc it works again.
 
@UlrikeFischer Oh! I see the usage of \@tempdimc in \@picture of LaTeX2e 2020-10-01. Thanks for pointing out that; I'll report it to the author of eso-pic.
 
2:01 PM
@HironobuYAMASHITA you mean as in \@defaultunitsset\@tempdimc{#2}\unitlength\vbox to\@tempdimc ? There it is set and immediately used so there is no assumption that it has any value later in the code.
@HironobuYAMASHITA oh no I see you mean that's the code that is changing it..
 
@DavidCarlisle the problem is that the examples stores a value in \@tempdimc and then use it later when it has been changed by your code.
 
2:14 PM
@UlrikeFischer yes I saw later. Still it certainly is user error not my fault, so that's OK.
 
@DavidCarlisle yes, it is an user error.
 
@UlrikeFischer there are no other choices:-)
 
@DavidCarlisle ;-).
 
 
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@PhelypeOleinik wacky people :)
 
@PauloCereda :-)
 

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