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A frame can have both an overlay specification in angle brackets and an optional argument. In that order, it works (see frame-A below). But in the other order, one gets <1> typeset, with < alone on one frame, and 1> on the next one, which is pretty puzzling.
Correct, I should have added \usepackage[T1]{fontenc} to preempt this point. My surprise is with the fact that there is a frame break: < (or rather ¡) gets on one page and 1> (or rather 1¿) on the next.
A frame can have both an overlay specification in angle brackets and an optional argument. In that order, it works (see frame-A below). But in the other order, one gets
<1>
typeset, with<
alone on one frame, and1>
on the next one, which is pretty puzzling.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: