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OK, I won't seek to address all of your queries, Alexander, but you will see if you run the following that \everypar has been clobbered by the "enumerate" environment — % !TeX Program=PdfLaTeX
\documentclass{article} \newcount \everyparcount\begin{document} \message {\everypar = [\the \everypar]} \everypar = {\advance \everyparcount by 1 \message {{\everypar} called [\the \everyparcount] time[s]}}
Test
New test
test again
\section{test} \begin{enumerate} \item test \item new test \end{enumerate}
\message {\everypar = [\the \everypar]}
Test
New test
test again
\begin{enumerate} \item test \end{enumerate}
new test again
\end{document} -------- Alexander Kozlovskiy wrote:
Hello Philip. I didn't check it for other apps,but it seems,what it also will not works for pdflatex to. |
- [luatex] about calling of \everypar command after end... Alexander Kozlovskiy
- Re: [luatex] about calling of \everypar command ... Philip Taylor
- Re: [luatex] about calling of \everypar comm... Alexander Kozlovskiy
- Re: [luatex] about calling of \everypar ... Philip Taylor
- Re: [luatex] about calling of \everypar command ... Alexander Kozlovskiy
- Re: [luatex] about calling of \everypar comm... David Carlisle
- Re: [luatex] about calling of \everypar ... Alexander Kozlovskiy
- Re: [luatex] about calling of \everypar comm... Philip Taylor
- Re: [luatex] about calling of \everypar ... Alexander Kozlovskiy
