TeX capacity difficulty
Greg Bennett <[email protected]>
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Good afternoon all from Greg Bennett running MiKTeX 2.9 Version 3.1415926-2.3.1.40.12 (preloaded format = latex 2011.6.26) inside WinEdt6 (Build: 20110315 (v.6.0) under Windows7 Pro, 64bit I post to this newsgroup since it is MiKTeX which is my TeX engine. Apologies if I should have posted to, eg., comp.text.tex straight away. I have been tidying up the files from which a large book is compiled under amsbook. The entire project does compile. In the directory BOOK, there is a book-things.tex file which holds definitions in the form of \newcommand instructions. Several of the BOOK/CHn directories have their own CHn-things.tex files, as is the way with a project with two authors, and with material some of which is quite specialised. Some of these CHn-things.tex files have a mixture of \newcommand and \def forms. I began by copying all the definitions from CHn-things.tex -> book-things.tex, excluding the loading of the CHn-things.tex files, and recompiling the entire project - successfully. They I started to convert the \def forms to \newcommand forms, checking for complete compilation every now and then, and having always thought of \newcommand as a wrapper for \def and relatives. Unfortunately, I reached a point at which the conversion of just one additional \def and starting the compilation led, part way through, to TeX capacity exceeded [grouping levels = 255] sorry the difficulty which we all dread. I do not know how to proceed, either with what additional information I should accumulate, or where I should pursue this matter. Thanks in advance for any and all assistance Cheers /Greg Bennett ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Learn Windows Azure Live! Tuesday, Dec 13, 2011 Microsoft is holding a special Learn Windows Azure training event for developers. It will provide a great way to learn Windows Azure and what it provides. You can attend the event by watching it streamed LIVE online. Learn more at http://p.sf.net/sfu/ms-windowsazure