[Norbert Preining] > Hi Petter, Hi. :)
> From the documentation of ifpdf, first sentence: > This package looks for pdfTeX in pdf mode and implements > and sets the switch \ifpdf. > Thus ifpdf behaves absolutely correct. > > xetex is not pdftex. > > Furthermore, xelatex produces dvi/xdv which is converted to pdf > automatically to pdf using xdvipdfmx, but that doesn't mean that it is > in pdf mode. Thank you for the hint. I am not very familiar with the vocabular of TeX/LaTeX, and did not know that pdftex was something that xetex did not have. I guess from your commend that pdftex is a product/implementation, and not a feature of TeX. > You should use ifxetex and ifluatex, too. Aha. I'm testing by adding "\or\ifxetex" and it seem to work. :) > Good hints are easily found also via google-that-for-me "ifpdf xetex" Thanks, but it did not really help me. I probably did not quite understand the words used in the explanations. > Closing this bug No worries, I'll follow up with the createspace style developer that is not in Debian (at least not yet). :) -- Happy hacking Petter Reinholdtsen -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-bugs-dist-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org
