Dear context users,
at first a lot of warm thanks for help and comments on using
t-simpleslides.
On a different matter, I now have the following problem :
I do a lot of testing trying compiling my slides (using the following
command : "context essai.tex"). Sometimes, I get errors and an
interactiv
> Sometimes, I get errors and an
> interactive prompt that I kill with either ctrl+C or ctrl+Z (at random).
You shouldn't do that. Type 'x' at the error prompt, it makes
(Lua)TeX terminate. Ctrl+C sometimes isn't enough to kill LuaTeX,
though I have no idea why;
I've also noticed something along those lines. I've also found that
CTRL+Z/C doesn't really exit the program --- there are stale processes
still lying around.
What I described is general, it tends to happen across big documents.
Is this a known problem?
� Broustet wrote:
Dear context users,
Thank you !
it's ok now.
Le dimanche 10 mai 2009 à 20:14 +0200, Arthur Reutenauer a écrit :
> > Sometimes, I get errors and an
> > interactive prompt that I kill with either ctrl+C or ctrl+Z (at random).
>
> You shouldn't do that. Type 'x' at the error prompt, i
On a small example : ctrl+C works, ctrl+Z leaves unkillable (either -15
or -1) luatex and texlua process. kill -9 leaves zombies.
killing the parent shell clean everything.
Le dimanche 10 mai 2009 à 19:25 +0100, Mohamed Bana a écrit :
> I've also noticed something along those lines. I've also f
> On a small example : ctrl+C works, ctrl+Z leaves unkillable (either -15
> or -1) luatex and texlua process.
Again, that's because Ctrl+Z, in a normal Unix environment, only
suspends the process, it never kills it. Try kill -19 first (SIGCONT),
then kill -15 or -1.
You can try the following
2009/5/10, Amaël Broustet :
> "killall luatex" and kill -15 PID does nothing.
Don't use killall. Linux != Unix.
Best
Martin
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