Closed cls0 closed 6 years ago
Can you email me info@cadabra.science
that filepC09hi.tex
(or let it crash again and generate a new one if you have meanwhile deleted it)?
I am running on a 3840x2160 screen so it should be possible, but it may be a combination of factors that triggers the problem.
(or attach the file here in github of course).
Never mind, I am able to reproduce this with a fully maximised window. Will fix.
I have pushed a fix to github. Are you able to build from source or do you need a new binary package?
Fast work, thanks! I For one of the machines I need to run on, a new binary would be great, but I can build that myself on the other one if need to.
I'll run it through the build bot, hang on...
Great stuff. Can confirm newly built version fixes this issue on the machine I can build on.
Deb of github master (2.2.1) for Ubuntu 17.10 now on the download page.
Thanks for this!
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I'm using a large monitor (actually, two, but one big one @ 2560x1440 is sufficient to cause this issue) and this causes the LaTeX calls to fail (v2.2.0, cadabra2-gtk, Ubuntu 17.10).
I see
Output cell too large (breqn dimension too large), output suppressed. See filepCO9hi.tex to debug this.
and then find files withgeometry
includes like\usepackage[dvips,verbose,voffset=0pt,hoffset=0pt,textwidth=634.518mm,textheight=6345.18mm]{geometry}
that fail to render only because of the values oftextwidth
andtextheight
are so ridiculous. (Changing them to be normal sizes makes everything work just fine.)If I disable the larger monitor in favour of a 1080p one, the issue immediately goes away.