Re: [ProofPower] Printing of \not\in

2011-07-12 Thread rda
Roger, On Monday 11 Jul 2011 17:05, Rob Arthan wrote: And presumably your docpdf calls pdflatex (which will fail in just the same way as texdvi on this example, I think you will find). So with this very simple example, the way ProofPower.sty does it works and the workaround you needed to

Re: [ProofPower] Printing of \not\in

2011-07-12 Thread Roger Bishop Jones
Rob, I just made something like your document to exhibit the problem and I see that it doesn't. In a sample document exhibiting the problem I have: \usepackage{latexsym} \usepackage{rbj} and rbj.sty has in it: \RequirePackage{Proofpower} \RequirePackage{mathabx} However, adding these two

Re: [ProofPower] Printing of \not\in

2011-07-10 Thread Rob Arthan
Roger, I had put this on my list of things to fix by changing \not\in in the style file to \notin, but I get exactly the opposite problem: \not\in work but \notin fails. Are you still having this problem? I am suspecting that you are using a style file that redefines both \not and \notin to

Re: [ProofPower] Printing of \not\in

2011-07-10 Thread Roger Bishop Jones
On Sunday 10 Jul 2011 12:22, Rob Arthan wrote: Roger, I had put this on my list of things to fix by changing \not\in in the style file to \notin, but I get exactly the opposite problem: \not\in work but \notin fails. Are you still having this problem? I am suspecting that you are using a

Re: [ProofPower] Printing of \not\in

2011-07-10 Thread Roger Bishop Jones
Rob, On Sunday 10 Jul 2011 15:59, you wrote: What happens if you just run doctex and then texdvi on this file: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/34693999/ProofPower/rbj-not-in.te x For me it fails on the second GFT section, when the %notmem% character is expanded to \notin rather than \not\in.

Re: [ProofPower] Printing of \not\in

2011-03-31 Thread Roger Bishop Jones
On Tuesday 29 Mar 2011 16:48, Rob Arthan wrote: It works fine for me. What goes wrong? The failing occurrences are either in index brackets or in theory listings (probably also in index brackets). The actual error message is: ! Undefined control sequence. \not #1-\let \@@not