This is now fixed:
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$ guix shell texlive-collection-latexrecommended -- pdflatex latex.tex
pdflatex latex.tex
This is pdfTeX, Version 3.141592653-2.6-1.40.25 (TeX Live 2023/GNU Guix)
(preloaded format=pdflatex)
restricted
Hi Liliana,
> I think grafts would fix your problem, no? That is instead of defining
> a "bootstrap" variant, you'd simply add texlive-latex-base/fixed as a
> replacement to texlive-latex-base.
from my understanding no, because latex-babel indirectly depends on
texlive-latex-base. (Through
Am Sonntag, dem 05.06.2022 um 12:25 +0200 schrieb Lars-Dominik Braun:
> Looking at `guix refresh -l texlive-latex-base` a change like that
> would be a world rebuild though. I tried adding something similar to
> Guix’ tree, but there’s a loop somewhere I can’t figure out
> (see attached patch).
Hi Ricardo,
> The correct solution to this problem would be to add a little build
> cycle: build a bootstrap version of pdflatex (and the other formats) so
> that we can build babel; then rebuild pdflatex (and all the other
> formats, and everything that goes into texlive-latex-base) in an
>
Lars-Dominik Braun writes:
> Hi Ricardo,
>
> this problem is biting me too now.
>
>> > % This line is new. Set the language!
>> > \usepackage[british]{babel}
>>
>> It is in fact sufficient to add only this line
>>
>>\def\languagename{english}
>>
> This workaround only works fine for
Hi Ricardo,
this problem is biting me too now.
> > % This line is new. Set the language!
> > \usepackage[british]{babel}
>
> It is in fact sufficient to add only this line
>
>\def\languagename{english}
>
This workaround only works fine for scrlttr2, but unfortunately not for
scrbook,
Ricardo Wurmus writes:
> Ricardo Wurmus writes:
>
>> % This line is new. Set the language!
>> \usepackage[british]{babel}
>
> It is in fact sufficient to add only this line
>
>\def\languagename{english}
>
> The only problem is that languagename is undefined.
pdflatex.fmt is a gzipped
Ricardo Wurmus writes:
> % This line is new. Set the language!
> \usepackage[british]{babel}
It is in fact sufficient to add only this line
\def\languagename{english}
The only problem is that languagename is undefined.
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Ricardo
Ricardo Wurmus writes:
> My guess: the argument is the absolute file name of pdftex.map. It
> doesn’t belong to any real package in the tlpdb, and I’m pretty sure we
> generate it. However, in this case it must be missing, so that there is
> no argument to \strip@prefix.
This was wrong, but
I can reproduce this with xelatex, lualatex, and pdflatex. This does
not happen with the monolithic texlive package.
Interestingly, the files that are directly involved are all the same.
All the koma-script files are identical to their counterparts in the
monolithic texlive.
The monolithic
I've just committed texlive-latex-koma-script which only works partly,
but I can't figure out the root of the issue.
This linked example works:
https://github.com/oliverklee/latex-examples/tree/master/simple-article-koma-script
The following fails:
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