Hi, Paul Isambert wrote:
If the linepdf.print("\string\n") is in a Lua file, there shouldn’t be any “\string” at all, which is useful only with \directlua; here this results in the unexisting character “\s” followed by “tring\n”.
It was in a Lua file. I got rid of the \string, now everything works. Thanks for the hint.
So the code was wrong from the beginning, however you didn’t notice the error because in Lua 5.1 “\s” is not an invalid sequence, whereas it is in Lua 5.2.
Good to know … cheers Arno
