Re: bug/problem with latest update

Alas, nto simply 9 characters. I have a file which I might call

test_case_1234_bug.tex

Fails.

But testcase1234bug.tex compiles fine.

At my end, the underscore 'issue' is the most general, pernicious problem.

On 12/10/2015 1:33 PM, Agustin E. Bolzán wrote:
> that's correct!...in my case pineda_dpv.tex works, pineda_dpv88.tex works, pin_dpv88.tex
> fails!...the problem seems to appear with 9 chars long...
>
> Agustin                            mailto:[email protected]
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> Con fecha jueves, 10 de diciembre de 2015, 03:13:48 p.m., escribió:
>
>> Am Thu, 10 Dec 2015 18:16:09 +0100 schrieb Christian Schenk:
>>> Has anybody had success compiling files with underscores or numbers in
>>> the name?
>> Only a number worked (testutf8), number and a minus failed
>> (test-utf8), only a underscore worked (test_utf), underscore and
>> number failed (test_utf8), underscore and two numbers worked:
>> test_utf88.tex.
>> I think the pattern is not special chars but the length of the file
>> name: All that fail seems to be exactly 9 chars long (e.g. test_demo
>> from Evan).
>
>> (In the hope that I didn't mixed up the cases ...)
>
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