Re: msc package using PStricks in XeLaTeX in MiKTeX 2.9
optikos <[email protected]>
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Ulrike Fischer-2 wrote:
>
> Am Mon, 16 May 2011 16:51:40 -0700 (PDT) schrieb optikos:
>
>
>> Twice now I have successfully used the MiKTeX 2.9 msc package to
>> correctly
>> generate output as intended. But after each successful generation PDF
>> output (without warnings), the variant of PStricks tailored for Xe(La)Tex
>> gets into a persistent state-of-affairs where 22 PStricks-centric
>> warnings
>> (see stdout & stderr section far below) are emitted and only text is
>> present
>> in the output without any of the PStricks-drawn lines & rectangles. To
>> reset to good working state, I uninstalled MiKTeX 2.9 and reinstalled,
>> which
>> is too heavy-weight to be a workaround. :-) Conversely, deleting all
>> generated files in my userland directory, leaving only the originial
>> exampleMsc.tex file does not rid Xe(La)Tex-PStricks of this persistent
>> misbehavior.
> ...snip...
>
>> (C:\Users\MyName\Documents\MyCompany\exampleMsc.aux)
>
> Did you replace your real name/company? If yes, do they contain
> space or non-ascii-characters?
>
Aufmerksamsten, Ulrike. Ja, Sie haben Recht über den ersten Teil: I
searched & replaced those 2 terms to preserve the anonymity of my client.
Each of the 2 original names conforms to the same Kleene regular-expression
[A-Za-z]+ without any form of whitespace, control characters, diacritical
marks, denormalization, or punctuation in any of 7-bit ASCII/ISO646, 8-bit
ISO 8859 & friends, or Unicode/ISO10646. And yes, my computer is plugged in
and my computer's power is turned on. :-) There really is some sort of bug
that is not incredibly-obvious {error, silliness, abuse} by the user.
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