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tex4ht - Bugs: bug #200, fmtcount & tex4ht conflicting

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bug #200: fmtcount & tex4ht conflicting

Submitted by:	Vincent Belaïche <vincentb1>
Submitted on:	Sun Jan 5 04:53:55 2014

Category:	None	Priority:	5 - Normal
Severity:	5 - Normal	Status:	None
Privacy:	Public	Assigned to:	None
Open/Closed:	Open

Thu Mar 6 19:19:20 2014, comment #4: installing from source is likely to be a tremendous source of problems and delays, as you have discovered. since we have never done that and the infrastructure simply isn't there. what i would suggest is to find the right source file (tex4ht-4ht.tex?) and post (or send me) the change to that file; then I can regenerate the derived files and install the fix. (You can also try regenerating it by hand and maybe that will work.) Thanks for all your efforts. karl	Karl Berry <karl>
Sun Mar 2 21:50:26 2014, comment #3: Hello, After some investigation, I think that I have some idea about what is happening : it seems that we have some \edef that should be replaced by \protected@edef to make it work better. Now, I would like to try that, but the thing is that I have been doing the tests with tex4ht bundled with MikTeX. I am trying to install tex4ht from the source. So I have 1) renamed all the tex4ht executable in MikTeX with a miktex- prefix, e.g. htlatex.exe becomes miktex-htlatex, so that tex4ht work area equivalent are not mixed up with these ones. 2) I have tried to make the build under msys, but it does not work, probably because the tex4ht.exe coming from the repo is not an MSYS application (to be confirmed) 3) I am now trying to make the build under MSDOS (ouch...) with mingw32-make, but there are other issues, I will post another bug to follow up this.	Vincent Belaïche <vincentb1>
Mon Jan 6 09:16:14 2014, comment #2: Ok, I will try my best to find a fix. I let you know on this same thread. Vincent.	Vincent Belaïche <vincentb1>
Sun Jan 5 23:21:01 2014, comment #1: Hi Vincent - well, I'm not likely to have time to investigate this any time soon, and I know CVR is occupied with other work as well. If you or anyone else can come up with a patch, that would be great. Otherwise, whatever happens will happen in due time ... thanks for the report, karl	Karl Berry <karl>
Sun Jan 5 04:53:55 2014, original submission: Hello, Karl: you are everywhere ! You can find on this thread some info on the problem: http://fr.comp.text.tex.narkive.com/h4fPNKoA/conflit-fmtcount-et-tex4ht Besically the problem is that htlatex temp.tex (where temp.tex is attached) does not compile with htlatex, while it has no problem with latex. Please note that I am using htlatex from MikTeX 2.9 distribution. It is also funny if you replace the \renewcommand statement by \protected\def\thesection{\ordinal{section}} or \protected\def\thesection{{\ordinal{section}}} Anyway, thank you for your help. Vincent. PS: The initial intent is to make some non regression script for fmtcount	Vincent Belaïche <vincentb1>

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file #155: temp.tex added by vincentb1 (149B - application/octet-stream)

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