Vielen Dank übrigens! Großartig, das verdient mal wieder der Erwähnung in einem Vorwort ;)
Das behebt das Problem, vielen Dank!
Jetzt habe ich doch noch ein MWE hinbekommen, sorry ... \listfiles \documentclass{scrartcl} \usepackage[ngerman]{babel} \usepackage[utf8]{inputenc} \usepackage{filecontents} \begin{filecontents}{literatur.bib} @BOOK{baumgart:universitaeten, author = {Peter Baumgart}, gender = {sm}, title = {Universitäten im konfessionellen Zeitalter}, shorttitle = {Universitäten}, subtitle = {Gesammelte Beiträge}, series = {RST}, number = {149}, location = {Münster}, publisher = {Aschendorff}, year = {2006}, keywords...
Hi, danke für die Antwort & Bereitschaft dazu, da nochmal reinzuschauen – das MWE-Erstellen hat dazu geführt, dass ich dem Problem auf die Spur gekommen bin. So soll es sein ... Alles bestens, das funktioniert wie es soll. Trotzdem könnte man überlegen, 1.7a zu einer offiziellen Version zu machen, ist ja immerhin (mindestens) ein fix drin. Bis bald Ph.
addendum bei xref ignoriert?
Gibt es für das inbook-Problem schon einen fix/workaround? Ich bin gerade wieder darüber gestolpert ...
FYI, posted @debian: https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=869359
Thanks! First I installed the qt5-variant, it had the same problem. Then I saw your edit and took the qt4-one, and it worked fine – so I'm happy. Is this something I can forward to the debian developers to be added to the next point release or what would you do?
Using qt 5.7.1., compiled with 5.6.1 R -- could this be the problem?
Using qt 5.7.1., compiled with 5.6.1 -- could this be the problem?
Hmm, looks like qt4 and qt5 are installed, how can I exactly check that?
Greek polytonic input broken
Okay, thanks.
Yes, as it failed sometimes in the past. For my PhD I was using the same subfiles with two different mother files, depending on the desired output. So for obvious reasons sometimes the wrong mother file was detected. But as I finished the PhD meanwhile, I can try it again, maybe it's better now.
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