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The error messages from LaTeX are intended to be parsed by a machine. They aren't meant to be the first stop. If we want to compare it to other compilers, LaTe
by shakna 8y ago
The error messages from LaTeX are intended to be parsed by a machine. They aren't meant to be the first stop.
If we want to compare it to other compilers, LaTeX outputs similar error messages to C++, that is, it gives you the error tree, not an error message.
It's output isn't meant to be the final stop for the user. It's one stop short.
- ISL 8y agoIs there a LaTeX wrapper that gives comprehensible error messages? ("Sure looks like you left off a } on line 30")