Closed Skillmon closed 2 years ago
When using u<text> to step until the input starts with <text> this might affect the behaviour of a later call to \unravel if <text> is never found. I'd expect the first \unravel to finish and the second call to not be affected by this.
u<text>
<text>
\unravel
MWE:
\RequirePackage{unravel} \def\one{\two} \def\two{\three} \def\three{} \unravel{\one} \unravel{\one} \stop
Console output:
======== Welcome to the unravel package ======== "<|" denotes the output to TeX's stomach. "||" denotes tokens waiting to be used. "|>" denotes tokens that we will act on. Press <enter> to continue; 'h' <enter> for help. || |> \one u. [===== Step 1 =====] \one = macro:->\two [===== Step 2 =====] \two = macro:->\three [===== Step 3 =====] \three = macro:-> ======== Welcome to the unravel package ======== "<|" denotes the output to TeX's stomach. "||" denotes tokens waiting to be used. "|>" denotes tokens that we will act on. Press <enter> to continue; 'h' <enter> for help. || |> \one [===== Step 1 =====] \one = macro:->\two || |> \two [===== Step 2 =====] \two = macro:->\three || |> \three [===== Step 3 =====] \three = macro:-> || |> [===== End =====]
When using
u<text>
to step until the input starts with<text>
this might affect the behaviour of a later call to\unravel
if<text>
is never found. I'd expect the first\unravel
to finish and the second call to not be affected by this.MWE:
Console output: