Re: Re: CVS prosper broken? (pstcol package)

Mathieu Goutelle <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.tex.latex.prosper.user
Organization INRIA/ENS Lyon (France)
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hello,

Ling Li a écrit :
> I tried to make an RPM package from the latest prosper CVS and noticed 
> that many examples (doc/doc-examples/) could not compile with the v1.25 
> prosper.cls. Removing "\RequirePackage{pstcol}" from the prosper.cls 
> solves the problem. Since I am almost blind to the pstricks package, I 
> have no idea what pstcol does and how the removal affects the prosper 
> class file. So here are my questions:
> 
> 1. Is the removal of "\RequirePackage{pstcol}" OK to the class?

I think it is but I may be wrong.

> 2. Can I use the modified prosper.cls in my RPM package (shared at 
> http://apt.ling.li/rpms/tetex-prosper/) without renaming it? I remember 
> somewhere (but I cannot find it now) says I have to rename files if I 
> modify them; However, renaming the main class file is a big trouble to 
> users.

According to the LPPL, you mustn't do this. A better solution is to get 
Prosper from CVS with prosper.cls v1.24, like the Prosper distrib 
available on CTAN. You lose the VTeX support too but you don't have to 
break the LPPL... You can off course package your RPM from CTAN, which 
is an other equivalent solution (since the CTAN version is based on 
prosper.cls v1.24).

Best regards,
-- 
Mathieu Goutelle, doctorant RESO/LIP (ENS Lyon)
« Alors, il devint aussi méfiant qu'un chat à longue queue dans un
magasin de rocking-chair... » --- Terry Pratchett
http://perso.ens-lyon.fr/mathieu.goutelle/



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