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palad...@gmail.com
Sep 19, 2012, 5:44:46 PM9/19/12
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I am getting the warning:
Package wrapfig Warning: wrapfigure used inside a conflicting environment on input line 1599. I get the figure inserted at the end of my document (just before the bibliography and index).
My research suggests that I am probably using wrapfigure inside a list-like environment, which is not permitted. My files are huge, with hundreds of lists. I can not find any that I did not end properly.
Is there a "global" command that I can insert just upstream of my failing wrapfigure that will close all lists open at that point? (Note that I use a lot of wrapfigures in the document, but am getting failures in the last 200 pages.)
Package wrapfig Warning: wrapfigure used inside a conflicting environment on input line 1599. I get the figure inserted at the end of my document (just before the bibliography and index).
My research suggests that I am probably using wrapfigure inside a list-like environment, which is not permitted. My files are huge, with hundreds of lists. I can not find any that I did not end properly.
Is there a "global" command that I can insert just upstream of my failing wrapfigure that will close all lists open at that point? (Note that I use a lot of wrapfigures in the document, but am getting failures in the last 200 pages.)
Robin Fairbairns
Sep 19, 2012, 6:54:42 PM9/19/12
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palad...@gmail.com writes:
> I am getting the warning:
>
> Package wrapfig Warning: wrapfigure used inside a conflicting
> environment on input line 1599. I get the figure inserted at the end
> of my document (just before the bibliography and index).
i note that you don't show us any of the code around line 1599.
> I am getting the warning:
>
> Package wrapfig Warning: wrapfigure used inside a conflicting
> environment on input line 1599. I get the figure inserted at the end
> of my document (just before the bibliography and index).
this of course makes debugging extremely difficult. (though, if it
weren't so close to bed time i might try wrapping something inside a
float.
those symptoms would suggest you've wrapped a figure inside a float, and
that float didn't get placed at all, until the very end.
> My research suggests that I am probably using wrapfigure inside a
> list-like environment, which is not permitted. My files are huge,
> with hundreds of lists. I can not find any that I did not end
> properly.
think any would result in a figure floating to the end.
> Is there a "global" command that I can insert just upstream of my
> failing wrapfigure that will close all lists open at that point?
> (Note that I use a lot of wrapfigures in the document, but am getting
> failures in the last 200 pages.)
start to look to write such a thing, but frankly i wouldn't try.
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Robin Fairbairns, Cambridge
sorry about all this posting. i'll go back to sleep in a bit.
Donald Arseneau
Sep 20, 2012, 2:07:44 PM9/20/12
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palad...@gmail.com writes:
> I am getting the warning:
>
> Package wrapfig Warning: wrapfigure used inside a conflicting environment on input line 1599. I get the figure inserted at the end of my document (just before the bibliography and index).
>
> My research suggests that I am probably using wrapfigure inside a list-like environment, which is not permitted. My files are huge, with hundreds of lists. I can not find any that I did not end properly.
A list environment is the usual, but there can be others. The conflict
> I am getting the warning:
>
> Package wrapfig Warning: wrapfigure used inside a conflicting environment on input line 1599. I get the figure inserted at the end of my document (just before the bibliography and index).
>
> My research suggests that I am probably using wrapfigure inside a list-like environment, which is not permitted. My files are huge, with hundreds of lists. I can not find any that I did not end properly.
is if \par has been redefined or if \parshape is set. You might know of
something in your document that sets these deliberately, or you can
query them to get some idea of what caused the settings (\show\par,
\showthe\parshape).
Donald Arseneau as...@triumf.ca
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