tex4ht - Bugs: bug #437, unclosed \ifnum for \\* in... [Puszcza]

tex4ht - Bugs: bug #437, unclosed \ifnum for \\* in...

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Submitted by:	David Carlisle <davidcarlisle>
Submitted on:	Sat Sep 14 13:57:14 2019

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

Mon Dec 16 23:59:25 2019, comment #4: committed to tl (some time ago, i believe), so closing.	Karl Berry <karl>
Wed Sep 18 19:30:38 2019, comment #3: Thanks for the confirming. I've pushed the fixed code to the source code repo.	Michal Hoftich <michal_h21>
Wed Sep 18 15:36:18 2019, comment #2: `\\* ` should just act like `\\ ` apart from suppressing a page break, so I assume they should act identically in an html context. so as you say you could just use `\LT@t@bularcr` in both branches.	David Carlisle <davidcarlisle>
Wed Sep 18 14:02:21 2019, comment #1: Hi David, this seems to be caused by this definition in longtable.sty \def\LT@tabularcr{% \relax\iffalse{\typeout{jsme v iffalse}\fi\ifnum0=`}\fi \@ifstar {\def\crcr{\LT@crcr\noalign{\nobreak}}\let\cr\crcr \LT@t@bularcr}% {\LT@t@bularcr}} The warning disappears when I remove `\def\crcr{\LT@crcr\noalign{\nobreak}}\let\cr\crcr` from the \@ifstar condition. Is this code useful for something in tex4ht context?	Michal Hoftich <michal_h21>
Sat Sep 14 13:57:14 2019, original submission: Use of `\\` in longtable produces `(\end occurred when \ifnum on line 8 was incomplete)` warnings for each line end marked with a ``, although the generated html looks reasonable I think.	David Carlisle <davidcarlisle>

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file #321: lt4ht.tex added by davidcarlisle (147B - application/octet-stream)

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Date	Changed By	Updated Field	Previous Value	=>	Replaced By
Mon Dec 16 23:59:25 2019	karl	Open/Closed	Open		Closed
Sat Sep 14 13:57:14 2019	davidcarlisle	Attached File	-		Added lt4ht.tex, #321

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