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Treat ptex as eptex, uptex as euptex in plain #104
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One could do testing without One should only need something like specialformats = specialformats or { }
specialformats.tex= specialformats.tex or {
ptex = {binary = "eptex"},
uptex = {binary = "euptex"}
} which is much the same as we do for LaTeX: I could add to the default, but for plain testing I'm not so sure. (pLaTeX requires e-TeX so it's fine to force there ...). In some ways I think one could argue this should be 'fixed at the engine end': |
Oh, I didn't know that. Also, thanks for the information about
Discussion already started some years ago (texjporg/tex-jp-build#32), but still need testing whether e-pTeX is completely (= bug-freely) upward compatible with pTeX. Also, which name (eptex vs ptex) should remain is still controversial ... |
We could perhaps make it clear that one can use a different set of macros provided they output the same markers in the log. On the e-pTeX business: my main concern was that plain is different to LaTeX, and I don't want to set anything up that's misleading. What the Japanese community feel is right for e-pTeX vs pTeX is no an area I can really comment on! |
That would be great! (then I think I can create some test on pTeX vs e-pTeX, which will make the testing much easier for us Japanese...) |
I just hit something similar in the
at the top of the test files in https://github.com/latex3/iftex/tree/master/testfiles-plain I did wonder if I should suggest that |
Preparing https://github.com/texjporg/texjporg-testing, I noticed that the latex format does not like "e" (when "eptex" is specified, it starts building eplatex.fmt and fails)
but the plain format needs explicit "e" (when "ptex" is specified, it crashes because the regression-test.tex always requires e-TeX)
It would be nice if
checkengines
andstdengine
for plain treat ptex as eptex and uptex as euptex.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: