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[xScruffx <address@hidden>]

> Is the problem persistent and reproducible in your original document?

Yep.  This occurs in all documents now, as a matter of fact. Went as far
as to delete ~/.TeXmacs altogether before reporting this to the list to
be sure that it wasn't a funky setting or something that I'd changed.

xScruffx

> If the problem is only intermittent, that could be caused by _one of
> the typesetting code paths_ being buggy and putting the whole system
> in an unstable state. In that case it would be hard to reproduce, but
> still typesetting is still done quite deterministically, it would be
> possible.
> 
> Eventually, the typesetting system will be reorganized (Joris calls it
> "making  the typesetter fully lazy") to reduce the number of code
> paths used for a given feature. This reorganization might just fix the
> problem or make it easier to reproduce. But, as usual, do not hold
> your breath.
> 
> If the bug is reproducible in your document, it could be caused by a
> seemingly unrelated construct or setting which puts the typesetting
> system in an unexpected state. If so, the problem would much easier to
> fix, but we need a document which does reproduce the issue. Typically
> you would start with your full document and remove parts (half by
> half) until you get the smallest possible document where the problem
> is reproducible.
> 
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>                                                             -- ddaa
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