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Order of usepackage causes error with footnote and xcolor
How to know the order of usepackage in the preambleIncompatibility between the `footnote` and `xcolor` packagescatoptions causes option clash with xcolorOption clash with xcolor and TikZError with xcolor packageusepackagekarnaugh causes emergency stopConflict between MakeUppercase in title formatting and usepackagexcolorStrange xcolor error behaviourOrder of `thanks`, `footnote` and AAAI copyright noticeusepackagesyntax causes an undefined control sequence error?usepackagecolorspace package doesn't work with usepackage[cmyk]xcolor
Attempting to compile the following,
documentclass[answers]exam
usepackagefootnote
usepackagexcolor
makesavenoteenvsolution
begindocument
beginsolution
Hello.footnoteGoodbye.
endsolution
enddocument
I get an error on the line calling footnote about a spurious group-closing symbol. If, instead of the xcolor package, I use something else like amsmath or fullpage, no error occurs. Furthermore, if I switch the order of the usepackage statements for xcolor and footnote, no error occurs.
From reading this post, I saw that some packages require the ordering of usepackage to be a certain way. Is this one of those cases, or is something else going on? Intuitively, footnote and xcolor seem completely unrelated.
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Attempting to compile the following,
documentclass[answers]exam
usepackagefootnote
usepackagexcolor
makesavenoteenvsolution
begindocument
beginsolution
Hello.footnoteGoodbye.
endsolution
enddocument
I get an error on the line calling footnote about a spurious group-closing symbol. If, instead of the xcolor package, I use something else like amsmath or fullpage, no error occurs. Furthermore, if I switch the order of the usepackage statements for xcolor and footnote, no error occurs.
From reading this post, I saw that some packages require the ordering of usepackage to be a certain way. Is this one of those cases, or is something else going on? Intuitively, footnote and xcolor seem completely unrelated.
color packages footnotes
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No error if you comment outxcolor. Let's see why.
– Sigur
2 mins ago
Also, no error if you loadxcolorbeforefootnote.
– Sigur
57 secs ago
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Attempting to compile the following,
documentclass[answers]exam
usepackagefootnote
usepackagexcolor
makesavenoteenvsolution
begindocument
beginsolution
Hello.footnoteGoodbye.
endsolution
enddocument
I get an error on the line calling footnote about a spurious group-closing symbol. If, instead of the xcolor package, I use something else like amsmath or fullpage, no error occurs. Furthermore, if I switch the order of the usepackage statements for xcolor and footnote, no error occurs.
From reading this post, I saw that some packages require the ordering of usepackage to be a certain way. Is this one of those cases, or is something else going on? Intuitively, footnote and xcolor seem completely unrelated.
color packages footnotes
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Attempting to compile the following,
documentclass[answers]exam
usepackagefootnote
usepackagexcolor
makesavenoteenvsolution
begindocument
beginsolution
Hello.footnoteGoodbye.
endsolution
enddocument
I get an error on the line calling footnote about a spurious group-closing symbol. If, instead of the xcolor package, I use something else like amsmath or fullpage, no error occurs. Furthermore, if I switch the order of the usepackage statements for xcolor and footnote, no error occurs.
From reading this post, I saw that some packages require the ordering of usepackage to be a certain way. Is this one of those cases, or is something else going on? Intuitively, footnote and xcolor seem completely unrelated.
color packages footnotes
color packages footnotes
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No error if you comment outxcolor. Let's see why.
– Sigur
2 mins ago
Also, no error if you loadxcolorbeforefootnote.
– Sigur
57 secs ago
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No error if you comment outxcolor. Let's see why.
– Sigur
2 mins ago
Also, no error if you loadxcolorbeforefootnote.
– Sigur
57 secs ago
No error if you comment out
xcolor. Let's see why.– Sigur
2 mins ago
No error if you comment out
xcolor. Let's see why.– Sigur
2 mins ago
Also, no error if you load
xcolor before footnote.– Sigur
57 secs ago
Also, no error if you load
xcolor before footnote.– Sigur
57 secs ago
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No error if you comment out
xcolor. Let's see why.– Sigur
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Also, no error if you load
xcolorbeforefootnote.– Sigur
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