Open kleinbottle opened 3 years ago
I believe this behavior is "OK" as it is caused by pandoc. There is a respective note in pandoc-fignos documentation: "A word of warning: Pandoc-fignos's additions to the header-includes are overridden when pandoc's --include-in-header option is used. This is owing to a https://github.com/jgm/pandoc/issues/3139 in pandoc. Users may choose to deliberately override pandoc-fignos's header-includes by providing their own LaTeX through --include-in-header. If a user needs to include other bits of LaTeX in this way, then they will need to do the same for the LaTeX that pandoc-fignos needs."
I got this error when I forgot to include {#fig:id}
behind an image declaration.
I got this error when I forgot to include
{#fig:id}
behind an image declaration.
Yes, I just forgot to add the {#fig:id}
syntax, and the compilation process gives me the same error. After adding the {#fig:id}
to all the instances, the compilation was successful.
This issue has been dealt with before here.
I am using a default file that invokes
pandoc-eqnos
andpandoc-fignos
ahead ofciteproc
. I also have\usepackage{caption}
in my 'header-includes` file.When I try to generate PDF on a somewhat long file, I get the error message:
along with
If I copy the above text from
makeatletter
tomakeatother
and include it in theheader-includes
file, I get the required PDF file.Is this the way it is meant to be? Or is there a cleaner workaround? Or am I doing something wrong?