Closed abhisheksoni27 closed 6 years ago
Adding the file does the trick. Can you include it in the repo? Or Are there copyright issues? IEEE does provide it for personal use, though.
What tool are you using for compile to Latex? I have no problem when running on a full Texlive installation.
I have no idea about the copyright of that file, but I think that would be no problem at all.
On the next week I'll be looking for more information about this issue, but feel free to send a pull request.
I am using pandoc. Right, it does work after I include the file. I'll send a PR. :+1:
@abhisheksoni27 I tested it on Ubuntu 16.4 and Fedora 26, I could not replicate the problem. What operating system are you using?.
If you are on Ubuntu try: sudo apt install texlive-full
or on Fedora sudo dnf install textlive-scheme-full
Are you sure installing texlive-full will automatically include the IEEETran.cls file?
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I think so, I tested it on a fresh installation and also I added travis-ci integration to the repo. Let me know if the problem is gone after that.
Just wanted to note that the file is included in the texlive-publishers
package. For any future reader :wink: