[OS X TeX] texpower
Ross Moore
ross.moore at mq.edu.au
Tue Dec 2 16:58:35 EST 2014
Hi again,
On 03/12/2014, at 7:44 AM, Ross Moore wrote:
> No. It is an {array} inside $...$ which is quite legal.
However, you are trying to use \pause in the middle of this array.
Thus \pause may need to know how to:
1. close the cell
2. close the line of the array
3. close the array
4. close the \left\{ ... \right. structure
5. close the math
6. close the \enumsentence
etc.
to keep everything balanced.
This is a very tall order, which just doesn't work.
Of course it doesn't actually work that way, but you see how
complicated a setup you have here.
Now by inserting \tracingall immediately before \pause
we see that texpower's \pause ends up doing \unvcopy
within math-mode.
This is wrong, and leads to the error messages that were logged.
In short, you cannot use \pause in math-mode, with texpower .
> However, this is all inside another high-level structure \enumsentence or some such, which I'm not familiar with.
>
>>
>> If I remember correctly, texpower can call either the standard seminar class, or powersem.cls. Anyway, I agree with Herb, using beamer is worth a shot, even with this short time available. The tutorial will get you started, just run
>>
>> texdoc beamer
>>
>> at the terminal prompt.
>
> Sure, Beamer is really good, but also very complicated.
> When you are already familiar with other packages, and are short of time, it is not the way that I would go.
>
> This specific problem could just be the result of mixing too many highlevel constructions, without a proper understanding of how they use TeX's math-mode.
I've had plenty of experience with \pause and \onslide
inside table cells and math-arrays when using Beamer.
So now I concur with the others; Beamer is indeed the best way to go.
(At least now we know why!)
Good luck.
>
> Also, I'm a bit concerned about using Tikz with texpower.
> Tikz's use of pgf graphics may be conflicting with texpower's need to adjust PDF output.
> (This could be a valid reason to switch to Beamer.)
> Have you had prior success with this combination?
This aspect does not seem to be relevant to the immediate problem.
>
Hope this helps,
Ross
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