This has burned me too. It would be nice if the errors were more
prominent, perhaps repeated at the end of the output?
Mike
On Thu, Mar 12, 2009 at 6:13 AM, Jesse Alama
I was recently debugging some presentation that I was working on in ConTeXt and found, to my surprise, that the problem was that I was using
\usemodule[blah-blah]
but there was no such module called blah-blah. The output does indeed say that there was no such module, but I didn't see that. Is there a way to set up modules so that, if a module isn't found, an error is generated and the TeX run is stopped? I would have discovered the source of my problem more quickly had I been able to set things up in that way.
Thanks,
Jesse
-- Jesse Alama (alama@stanford.edu)
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