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htlatex failing with custom documentclass: Error LaTeX Error: File `email' not found
Access @email in a custom LaTeX classAre htlatex (TeX4HT) and cleveref compatible?LaTeX to Customized LaTeX file conversion using htlatexmathml with actual latex coding in htlatexHow to get Unicode characters into HTML outputhtlatex gives error for columncolor but not for rowcolorusing the “mouseover” option to htlatex gives error: “missing file xhtex”:Best way to manage internationalisation of a class?babel causing cref mistakes to labels when compiled with htlatexnewcommand works with latex but not with tex4ht( htlatex)
I have created a custom class for a personal curriculum. It can be found at
https://github.com/igormorgado/elegantcv
It compiles nicely with pdlatex, XeTeX and LuaLaTeX, but trying to build with htlatex it fails with error:
Error LaTeX Error: File 'email' not found
I don't know enough to debug or build a MWE that raises the same error (have tried). Removing all references to my custom class, removes the error but that isn't a real MWE for the issue itself.
What I'm asking is:
How to correctly debug to be able to understand the error and be able to correctly point to the problem (and maybe fix by myself);
How to build a pristine well written, custom document class that allows me to run also with htlatex and do not raise warnings or errors.
How to solve this issue and be able to build a html version of my latex class.
To reproduce the issue just (assuming Unix)
git clone https://github.com/igormorgado/elegantcv
cd elegantcv
make html
PS: I know that create external references isn't the best way to handle SO question, but it would be better paste the whole class here? If so. I can do it.
documentclass-writing htlatex
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I have created a custom class for a personal curriculum. It can be found at
https://github.com/igormorgado/elegantcv
It compiles nicely with pdlatex, XeTeX and LuaLaTeX, but trying to build with htlatex it fails with error:
Error LaTeX Error: File 'email' not found
I don't know enough to debug or build a MWE that raises the same error (have tried). Removing all references to my custom class, removes the error but that isn't a real MWE for the issue itself.
What I'm asking is:
How to correctly debug to be able to understand the error and be able to correctly point to the problem (and maybe fix by myself);
How to build a pristine well written, custom document class that allows me to run also with htlatex and do not raise warnings or errors.
How to solve this issue and be able to build a html version of my latex class.
To reproduce the issue just (assuming Unix)
git clone https://github.com/igormorgado/elegantcv
cd elegantcv
make html
PS: I know that create external references isn't the best way to handle SO question, but it would be better paste the whole class here? If so. I can do it.
documentclass-writing htlatex
asked 8 hours ago
LinLin
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How do you have debugged this? Or is only by experience?
– Lin
7 hours ago
Removing thegraphicspathand moving the icons to document class root didn't changed anything.
– Lin
7 hours ago
it was based on your error message and some looking around in questions abouttex4ht, but I didn't test the supposed fix (that was why it was a comment and not an answer). After your comment I have tested it, and similar to michal.h21 (the maintainer of tex4ht) I got an error for the table but the images worked fine. So I'll remove my earlier comment because it was not accurate, sorry about that.
– Marijn
2 hours ago
add a comment |
I have created a custom class for a personal curriculum. It can be found at
https://github.com/igormorgado/elegantcv
It compiles nicely with pdlatex, XeTeX and LuaLaTeX, but trying to build with htlatex it fails with error:
Error LaTeX Error: File 'email' not found
I don't know enough to debug or build a MWE that raises the same error (have tried). Removing all references to my custom class, removes the error but that isn't a real MWE for the issue itself.
What I'm asking is:
How to correctly debug to be able to understand the error and be able to correctly point to the problem (and maybe fix by myself);
How to build a pristine well written, custom document class that allows me to run also with htlatex and do not raise warnings or errors.
How to solve this issue and be able to build a html version of my latex class.
To reproduce the issue just (assuming Unix)
git clone https://github.com/igormorgado/elegantcv
cd elegantcv
make html
PS: I know that create external references isn't the best way to handle SO question, but it would be better paste the whole class here? If so. I can do it.
documentclass-writing htlatex
asked 8 hours ago
LinLin
3307
I have created a custom class for a personal curriculum. It can be found at
https://github.com/igormorgado/elegantcv
It compiles nicely with pdlatex, XeTeX and LuaLaTeX, but trying to build with htlatex it fails with error:
Error LaTeX Error: File 'email' not found
I don't know enough to debug or build a MWE that raises the same error (have tried). Removing all references to my custom class, removes the error but that isn't a real MWE for the issue itself.
What I'm asking is:
How to correctly debug to be able to understand the error and be able to correctly point to the problem (and maybe fix by myself);
How to build a pristine well written, custom document class that allows me to run also with htlatex and do not raise warnings or errors.
How to solve this issue and be able to build a html version of my latex class.
To reproduce the issue just (assuming Unix)
git clone https://github.com/igormorgado/elegantcv
cd elegantcv
make html
PS: I know that create external references isn't the best way to handle SO question, but it would be better paste the whole class here? If so. I can do it.
documentclass-writing htlatex
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How do you have debugged this? Or is only by experience?
– Lin
7 hours ago
Removing thegraphicspathand moving the icons to document class root didn't changed anything.
– Lin
7 hours ago
it was based on your error message and some looking around in questions abouttex4ht, but I didn't test the supposed fix (that was why it was a comment and not an answer). After your comment I have tested it, and similar to michal.h21 (the maintainer of tex4ht) I got an error for the table but the images worked fine. So I'll remove my earlier comment because it was not accurate, sorry about that.
– Marijn
2 hours ago
add a comment |
How do you have debugged this? Or is only by experience?
– Lin
7 hours ago
Removing thegraphicspathand moving the icons to document class root didn't changed anything.
– Lin
7 hours ago
it was based on your error message and some looking around in questions abouttex4ht, but I didn't test the supposed fix (that was why it was a comment and not an answer). After your comment I have tested it, and similar to michal.h21 (the maintainer of tex4ht) I got an error for the table but the images worked fine. So I'll remove my earlier comment because it was not accurate, sorry about that.
– Marijn
2 hours ago
How do you have debugged this? Or is only by experience?
– Lin
7 hours ago
How do you have debugged this? Or is only by experience?
– Lin
7 hours ago
Removing the
graphicspath and moving the icons to document class root didn't changed anything.– Lin
7 hours ago
Removing the
graphicspath and moving the icons to document class root didn't changed anything.– Lin
7 hours ago
it was based on your error message and some looking around in questions about
tex4ht, but I didn't test the supposed fix (that was why it was a comment and not an answer). After your comment I have tested it, and similar to michal.h21 (the maintainer of tex4ht) I got an error for the table but the images worked fine. So I'll remove my earlier comment because it was not accurate, sorry about that.– Marijn
2 hours ago
it was based on your error message and some looking around in questions about
tex4ht, but I didn't test the supposed fix (that was why it was a comment and not an answer). After your comment I have tested it, and similar to michal.h21 (the maintainer of tex4ht) I got an error for the table but the images worked fine. So I'll remove my earlier comment because it was not accurate, sorry about that.– Marijn
2 hours ago
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I've got another error with the sample file in your repo, it was caused by the table. The issue is that Memoir, which you use as the base class, defines cmidrule and other commands from the Booktabs package directly, instead of requiring the the package. Because of that, tex4ht cannot load patched versions of these commands and compilation error happens. I've fixed that in the tex4ht sources, so it shouldn't happen in the future. The problem is that TeX Live is currently frozen, so the fix will be included only in TL 2019.
In the meantime you can use the following configuration file, elegantcv.4ht:
input booktabs.4ht
Hinputelegantcv
endinput
The line input booktabs.4ht needs to be removed once TL2019 is released, because it would clash with the code in memoir.4ht.
It is possible to put other stuff in the elegantcv.4ht file, for example redefine macros from your class to insert HTML code. You can put the tags directly here, or, better in a configuration file. See my tutorial for details. I would surely add some CSS styling.
This is how it looks out of the box:
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I've got another error with the sample file in your repo, it was caused by the table. The issue is that Memoir, which you use as the base class, defines cmidrule and other commands from the Booktabs package directly, instead of requiring the the package. Because of that, tex4ht cannot load patched versions of these commands and compilation error happens. I've fixed that in the tex4ht sources, so it shouldn't happen in the future. The problem is that TeX Live is currently frozen, so the fix will be included only in TL 2019.
In the meantime you can use the following configuration file, elegantcv.4ht:
input booktabs.4ht
Hinputelegantcv
endinput
The line input booktabs.4ht needs to be removed once TL2019 is released, because it would clash with the code in memoir.4ht.
It is possible to put other stuff in the elegantcv.4ht file, for example redefine macros from your class to insert HTML code. You can put the tags directly here, or, better in a configuration file. See my tutorial for details. I would surely add some CSS styling.
This is how it looks out of the box:
answered 3 hours ago
michal.h21michal.h21
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I've got another error with the sample file in your repo, it was caused by the table. The issue is that Memoir, which you use as the base class, defines cmidrule and other commands from the Booktabs package directly, instead of requiring the the package. Because of that, tex4ht cannot load patched versions of these commands and compilation error happens. I've fixed that in the tex4ht sources, so it shouldn't happen in the future. The problem is that TeX Live is currently frozen, so the fix will be included only in TL 2019.
In the meantime you can use the following configuration file, elegantcv.4ht:
input booktabs.4ht
Hinputelegantcv
endinput
The line input booktabs.4ht needs to be removed once TL2019 is released, because it would clash with the code in memoir.4ht.
It is possible to put other stuff in the elegantcv.4ht file, for example redefine macros from your class to insert HTML code. You can put the tags directly here, or, better in a configuration file. See my tutorial for details. I would surely add some CSS styling.
This is how it looks out of the box:
answered 3 hours ago
michal.h21michal.h21
31.5k447104
add a comment |
I've got another error with the sample file in your repo, it was caused by the table. The issue is that Memoir, which you use as the base class, defines cmidrule and other commands from the Booktabs package directly, instead of requiring the the package. Because of that, tex4ht cannot load patched versions of these commands and compilation error happens. I've fixed that in the tex4ht sources, so it shouldn't happen in the future. The problem is that TeX Live is currently frozen, so the fix will be included only in TL 2019.
In the meantime you can use the following configuration file, elegantcv.4ht:
input booktabs.4ht
Hinputelegantcv
endinput
The line input booktabs.4ht needs to be removed once TL2019 is released, because it would clash with the code in memoir.4ht.
It is possible to put other stuff in the elegantcv.4ht file, for example redefine macros from your class to insert HTML code. You can put the tags directly here, or, better in a configuration file. See my tutorial for details. I would surely add some CSS styling.
This is how it looks out of the box:
answered 3 hours ago
michal.h21michal.h21
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I've got another error with the sample file in your repo, it was caused by the table. The issue is that Memoir, which you use as the base class, defines cmidrule and other commands from the Booktabs package directly, instead of requiring the the package. Because of that, tex4ht cannot load patched versions of these commands and compilation error happens. I've fixed that in the tex4ht sources, so it shouldn't happen in the future. The problem is that TeX Live is currently frozen, so the fix will be included only in TL 2019.
In the meantime you can use the following configuration file, elegantcv.4ht:
input booktabs.4ht
Hinputelegantcv
endinput
The line input booktabs.4ht needs to be removed once TL2019 is released, because it would clash with the code in memoir.4ht.
It is possible to put other stuff in the elegantcv.4ht file, for example redefine macros from your class to insert HTML code. You can put the tags directly here, or, better in a configuration file. See my tutorial for details. I would surely add some CSS styling.
This is how it looks out of the box:
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How do you have debugged this? Or is only by experience?
– Lin
7 hours ago
Removing the
graphicspathand moving the icons to document class root didn't changed anything.– Lin
7 hours ago
it was based on your error message and some looking around in questions about
tex4ht, but I didn't test the supposed fix (that was why it was a comment and not an answer). After your comment I have tested it, and similar to michal.h21 (the maintainer of tex4ht) I got an error for the table but the images worked fine. So I'll remove my earlier comment because it was not accurate, sorry about that.– Marijn
2 hours ago