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Will Robertson wrote:
> On 13/09/2008, at 2:35 PM, Will Robertson wrote:
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>>> I'm also seeing that I only get the first message of the list I've
>>> given,
>>> despite it being the wrong one!
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>> Me too. I'll see what I can dig up.
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> Ah, I see what I did wrong. I didn't realise (despite it being mentioned
> in the documentation) that the <label> that is used for the error id has
> to be a control sequence unique in name as well as meaning.
Okay, now things make more sense. I note that \err_interrupt:NNw is not
described in the source3, but \err_interrupt_new:NNNnnn does (on
re-reading) mention *expansion* of \label. I'd just been using an
arbitrary csname, as I'd thought that the test was looking for the
string rather than the expansion.
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> I've added a new directory to the repository to hold example documents
> for things like this. I find these sorts of documents quite useful to
> learn from, and it saves me emailing documents around :)
Thanks very much for that. Nice and simple to try.
> If you've got any similar example documents on your machine, I'd be more
> than happy to put them up, too. (It'd be nice to turn it into a real
> test suite...but I haven't yet done such a thing in TeX before. I've
> been meaning to look into qstest.sty some time...)
Once I finish my "keys" things I may have something.
--
Joseph Wright
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