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Many warnings about reguler to m series substitution as corollary from loading main font using regular not m in its font definition file #1240
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Well as latexbug tells you:
The bug is in the clara package which uses non-standard font series names ( |
Thanks, to explain: it was not clear to me upfront that font packages would modify internals. I did check the fd file globally and noticed usage of
at top of |
I doubt that Clara is a widespread font, but be it as it may, autoinst got through a lot of revisions and 2019 is rather old in that respect. In any case the way the font is set up is incorrect and if you switch fonts you end up with asking for others fonts using a series "regular" which they don't understand, hence the substitution kicks in and you get all the warnings. In other words the font (and the support package) by itself works but if you then switch to a different font (e.g. txss) then that one doesn't know what to make of the non-standard name "regular" or "bold". So it is not noisy, it shows that something is wrong and while the substituation txss/regular/n ends up with the right font txss/m/n by chance, txss/regular/it ends up withe the wrong font after substitution. As we do not control or maintain external font support packages, I'm closing this one here. |
I do not understand the reason why
is work-around for this non-LaTeX2e problem. |
Brief outline of the bug
In my real life example I observed this after replacing the Roman family font to be provided by Clara (
\usepackage{clara}
withpdflatex
): (forgot to say line numbers fromgrep
of course)This is a bit noisy and distracting especially when one cares about Warnings (in some contexts in other programming languages people compile with a flag "treat warning as error" which is not realistic in LaTeX).
The triggering event seems to have been this:
MWE:
Minimal example showing the bug
Log file (required) and possibly PDF file
testclara.log
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