>|I built musixdoc.pdf via latex -> dvips -> ps2pdf (using >|out-of-the-box TeX Live 2013/Debian on Ubuntu 14.04). >|Everything went through, and I could view the file in >|evince. But when I tried viewing the dvi file something >|strange happened. >| >|If you search for a string using Ctrl-F, and the string >|cannot be found, xdvi crashes. >| >|xdvi.bin: Fatal error: currinf.set_char_p is not a >|registered routine! >| >|This does not happen with non-music TeX documents, but it >|also happens with mtxdoc.dvi. In fact, on mtxdoc.dvi it >|happens on any string search whatsoever, whether it is >|found or not.
This bug was reported to the xdvi maintainer and has (finally) been fixed: >|Sorry for the very long delay, but the bug is now fixed >|in the sourceforge cvs. >| >|(In case you were wondering, the part of your musixdoc >|file that triggered the bug was Section 2.16.2 (page 61), >|which used the ptmr7t font, among others.) >| >|Also in case you may find it useful in the future, here's >|a near-minimal (plain) TeX file that also triggers the >|bug: >| >|------ begin file ------ >|Test hi hi >| >|\vfil\eject >| >|\font\foo=ptmr7t >| >|\foo Hi again. >|\bye >|------ end file ------ >| >|Thank you very much for the bug report. >| >|Sincerely, >|Paul Vojta Bob T. ------------------------------- [email protected] mailing list If you want to unsubscribe or look at the archives, go to http://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/tex-music
