[OS X TeX] Askinclude

Themis Matsoukas matsoukas at psu.edu
Mon Feb 13 21:51:52 CET 2006


Some styles write into the aux files things that regular latex does  
not understand. That's why commenting out a package may cause  
problems the first time you typeset but not the second. The solution  
is to click  "trash aux files" on the console before your typeset,  
or, as you discovered, to hit return (or type "Q", for "quiet" = no  
more error messages please) until you get past the offending parts.

Themis


On Feb 13, 2006, at 3:08 PM, Alain Schremmer wrote:

> I am not sure what to do with the following:
>
> Add askinclude.sty and the line
>
>    \usepackage{askinclude}
>
> in the preamble of some file that outputs n pages with included files.
> All works as advertised.
> Now, comment out the line
>
>    \usepackage{askinclude}
>
> and typeset. The console says:
>
>    (./v2.aux
>    ! Undefined control sequence.
>    l.2 \@includeonly
>                     {*}
>    ?
>
> The first few times this happened, I obediently gave up.
> Recently, though, I hit return twice and:
>
> You get an extra, blank with the exception of the page number 1 and  
> an asterisk, followed by the same number of pages n as before.
> Typeset again.
> Now all is well and as it should be for ever after.
>
> So, it is absolutely no bother to me now that I know how to get out  
> of it and the question is only whether I should just forget about  
> it or if I should bother someone, say Pablo A. Straub who has the  
> copyright on askinclude.sty, with such a minor item?
>
> Regards
> --schremmer
>
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