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A LaTeXML Plugin for Semantic LaTeX (sTeX)
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Weird bug with \guse in \inlineex #131

Closed Jazzpirate closed 4 years ago

Jazzpirate commented 4 years ago

Occurs in https://gl.mathhub.info/smglom/mv/blob/master/source/mv.en.tex#L6

This causes an Error:malformed:ltx:text Attempt to close </ltx:text>, which isn't open. The ltx:txt is opened (and closed) by \inlineex.

The problem is solved by putting the \guse command in front of the \inlineex. It's unclear to me whether this is malformed stex or a bug in the bindings, the latter look straight-forward to me, and the fact that they do work properly when used separately makes it difficult for me to debug.

kohlhase commented 4 years ago

That is not so weird, this is probably a schema error, that the result XML of \guse is not allowed in <ltx:text>, but outside, so it tries to auto-close. I will have to look at this, but do not have time at the moment.

kohlhase commented 4 years ago

Oh, yes, and the \guse is exactly where it should be.

kohlhase commented 4 years ago

It turned out that the OMDoc schema forgot to allow the <omdoc:use> in the Inline Class. I have fixed this, and I hope that this will fix this issue as well. Please try again. You will need to build the schema.

Jazzpirate commented 4 years ago

Error:malformed:ltx:tags <ltx:tags> isn't allowed in <ltx:item> at mv.de.tex; line 5 col 15 - line 5 col 15 ...is that an issue with the xml scheme as well?

kohlhase commented 4 years ago

sounds very much like it. I will have a look.

kohlhase commented 4 years ago

Yes, turned out to be a schema error. Pushed a fix.