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(This is a contrived example. By the time I discovered the problem, I realized frames are not a good solution to my problem. But, this is still a bug.)
This is SILE v0.10.5
<showframe.tex>
Error detected:
/usr/share/sile/core/libtexpdf-output.lua:151: attempt to index field 'nodes' (a nil value)
stack traceback:
/usr/share/sile/core/libtexpdf-output.lua:151: in function 'debugFrame'
/usr/share/sile/packages/frametricks.lua:149: in function '?'
/usr/share/sile/core/sile.lua:284: in function 'call'
/usr/share/sile/core/inputs-common.lua:65: in function 'process'
/usr/share/sile/core/inputs-texlike.lua:164: in function 'process'
/usr/share/sile/core/sile.lua:237: in function 'readFile'
/usr/bin/sile:62: in function </usr/bin/sile:62>
[C]: in function 'xpcall'
/usr/bin/sile:62: in main chunk
[C]: in ?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Just for your future convenience though you might want to use jbook instead of book for Japanese texts. Also you can use \showframe[id=all] to reveal all frame boundaries without calling it from inside each one. Even simpler you can call SILE with sile -d frames input.sil to enable frame debugging without adding anything to your documnet at all.
(This is a contrived example. By the time I discovered the problem, I realized frames are not a good solution to my problem. But, this is still a bug.)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: