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Hello I am trying to use the following class (yReport.cls) from this link https://github.com/HarveySheppard/yLaTeX
I am using MikTex 2.9 and I have installed the relevant packages, fonts and cls files. Unfortunately the following error comes and I do not know how to fix it:
! LaTeX error: "xparse/command-already-defined"
!
! Command 'FA' already defined!
!
! See the LaTeX3 documentation for further information.
This error comes up when loading the following code which is the minimal amount of code required for the layout to work:
documentclass[french]yReport
authorYour name
subtitleSubtitle
titleTitle
hypersetup
pdftitle=Title,
pdfsubject=Subject,
pdfauthor=Your name,
pdfkeywords=keyword 1keyword 2,
makeatletter
letrunauthor@author
letruntitle@title
makeatother
begindocument
titleTwo
enddocument
incompatibility xparse
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Saphar Koshet
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asked 2 hours ago
sab hoque
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Hello I am trying to use the following class (yReport.cls) from this link https://github.com/HarveySheppard/yLaTeX
I am using MikTex 2.9 and I have installed the relevant packages, fonts and cls files. Unfortunately the following error comes and I do not know how to fix it:
! LaTeX error: "xparse/command-already-defined"
!
! Command 'FA' already defined!
!
! See the LaTeX3 documentation for further information.
This error comes up when loading the following code which is the minimal amount of code required for the layout to work:
documentclass[french]yReport
authorYour name
subtitleSubtitle
titleTitle
hypersetup
pdftitle=Title,
pdfsubject=Subject,
pdfauthor=Your name,
pdfkeywords=keyword 1keyword 2,
makeatletter
letrunauthor@author
letruntitle@title
makeatother
begindocument
titleTwo
enddocument
incompatibility xparse
edited 1 hour ago
Saphar Koshet
469
asked 2 hours ago
sab hoque
1,057318
1
Please add a minimal (non) working example (MWE), that illustrates your problem.
– NBur
1 hour ago
Added a not working example
– sab hoque
1 hour ago
There is no problem when rendering using XeLaTeX or pdfTeX. The word Lorem appears as it should
– sab hoque
1 hour ago
1
Trydocumentclassarticleusepackage[marginIcons]infoBulleusepackagefontawesomebegindocumentLoremenddocument?
– moewe
1 hour ago
1
Good. I suspectinfoBulledefines things thatfontawesomedefines, so the definitions clash.
– moewe
1 hour ago
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up vote
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Hello I am trying to use the following class (yReport.cls) from this link https://github.com/HarveySheppard/yLaTeX
I am using MikTex 2.9 and I have installed the relevant packages, fonts and cls files. Unfortunately the following error comes and I do not know how to fix it:
! LaTeX error: "xparse/command-already-defined"
!
! Command 'FA' already defined!
!
! See the LaTeX3 documentation for further information.
This error comes up when loading the following code which is the minimal amount of code required for the layout to work:
documentclass[french]yReport
authorYour name
subtitleSubtitle
titleTitle
hypersetup
pdftitle=Title,
pdfsubject=Subject,
pdfauthor=Your name,
pdfkeywords=keyword 1keyword 2,
makeatletter
letrunauthor@author
letruntitle@title
makeatother
begindocument
titleTwo
enddocument
incompatibility xparse
edited 1 hour ago
Saphar Koshet
469
asked 2 hours ago
sab hoque
1,057318
Hello I am trying to use the following class (yReport.cls) from this link https://github.com/HarveySheppard/yLaTeX
I am using MikTex 2.9 and I have installed the relevant packages, fonts and cls files. Unfortunately the following error comes and I do not know how to fix it:
! LaTeX error: "xparse/command-already-defined"
!
! Command 'FA' already defined!
!
! See the LaTeX3 documentation for further information.
This error comes up when loading the following code which is the minimal amount of code required for the layout to work:
documentclass[french]yReport
authorYour name
subtitleSubtitle
titleTitle
hypersetup
pdftitle=Title,
pdfsubject=Subject,
pdfauthor=Your name,
pdfkeywords=keyword 1keyword 2,
makeatletter
letrunauthor@author
letruntitle@title
makeatother
begindocument
titleTwo
enddocument
incompatibility xparse
incompatibility xparse
edited 1 hour ago
Saphar Koshet
469
asked 2 hours ago
sab hoque
1,057318
edited 1 hour ago
Saphar Koshet
469
asked 2 hours ago
sab hoque
1,057318
edited 1 hour ago
Saphar Koshet
469
edited 1 hour ago
Saphar Koshet
469
edited 1 hour ago
Saphar Koshet
469
469
asked 2 hours ago
sab hoque
1,057318
asked 2 hours ago
sab hoque
1,057318
asked 2 hours ago
sab hoque
1,057318
1,057318
1
Please add a minimal (non) working example (MWE), that illustrates your problem.
– NBur
1 hour ago
Added a not working example
– sab hoque
1 hour ago
There is no problem when rendering using XeLaTeX or pdfTeX. The word Lorem appears as it should
– sab hoque
1 hour ago
1
Trydocumentclassarticleusepackage[marginIcons]infoBulleusepackagefontawesomebegindocumentLoremenddocument?
– moewe
1 hour ago
1
Good. I suspectinfoBulledefines things thatfontawesomedefines, so the definitions clash.
– moewe
1 hour ago
 |Â
show 3 more comments
1
Please add a minimal (non) working example (MWE), that illustrates your problem.
– NBur
1 hour ago
Added a not working example
– sab hoque
1 hour ago
There is no problem when rendering using XeLaTeX or pdfTeX. The word Lorem appears as it should
– sab hoque
1 hour ago
1
Trydocumentclassarticleusepackage[marginIcons]infoBulleusepackagefontawesomebegindocumentLoremenddocument?
– moewe
1 hour ago
1
Good. I suspectinfoBulledefines things thatfontawesomedefines, so the definitions clash.
– moewe
1 hour ago
1
1
Please add a minimal (non) working example (MWE), that illustrates your problem.
– NBur
1 hour ago
Please add a minimal (non) working example (MWE), that illustrates your problem.
– NBur
1 hour ago
Added a not working example
– sab hoque
1 hour ago
Added a not working example
– sab hoque
1 hour ago
There is no problem when rendering using XeLaTeX or pdfTeX. The word Lorem appears as it should
– sab hoque
1 hour ago
There is no problem when rendering using XeLaTeX or pdfTeX. The word Lorem appears as it should
– sab hoque
1 hour ago
1
1
Try
documentclassarticleusepackage[marginIcons]infoBulleusepackagefontawesomebegindocumentLoremenddocument?– moewe
1 hour ago
Try
documentclassarticleusepackage[marginIcons]infoBulleusepackagefontawesomebegindocumentLoremenddocument?– moewe
1 hour ago
1
1
Good. I suspect
infoBulle defines things that fontawesome defines, so the definitions clash.– moewe
1 hour ago
Good. I suspect
infoBulle defines things that fontawesome defines, so the definitions clash.– moewe
1 hour ago
 |Â
show 3 more comments
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The problem can be reproduced with
documentclassarticle
usepackageinfoBulle
begindocument
Lorem
enddocument
You'll need infoBulle.sty from https://github.com/HarveySheppard/yLaTeX/tree/master/yPackages/infoBulle and yMainColor.sty from https://github.com/HarveySheppard/yLaTeX/blob/master/yPackages/yMainColor/ to run the code.
A short investigation reveals that infoBulle.sty not only loads the fontawesome package (in line 44), but it also issues
newfontfamilyFAFontAwesome
later on in line 115.
At that point, however, fontawesome has execute that same line itself and we get an error.
It seems to me that infoBulle.sty is wrong in using FA with newfontfamily for FontAwesome when fontawesome is already loaded. This should be reported to the infoBulle maintainer (https://github.com/HarveySheppard/yLaTeX/issues/8).
In the meantime the easiest, but also dirtiest, fix is to edit your local copy of infoBulle.sty and to remove (or comment out) the newfontfamilyFAFontAwesome in line 115.
answered 1 hour ago
moewe
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1 Answer
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active
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active
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up vote
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accepted
The problem can be reproduced with
documentclassarticle
usepackageinfoBulle
begindocument
Lorem
enddocument
You'll need infoBulle.sty from https://github.com/HarveySheppard/yLaTeX/tree/master/yPackages/infoBulle and yMainColor.sty from https://github.com/HarveySheppard/yLaTeX/blob/master/yPackages/yMainColor/ to run the code.
A short investigation reveals that infoBulle.sty not only loads the fontawesome package (in line 44), but it also issues
newfontfamilyFAFontAwesome
later on in line 115.
At that point, however, fontawesome has execute that same line itself and we get an error.
It seems to me that infoBulle.sty is wrong in using FA with newfontfamily for FontAwesome when fontawesome is already loaded. This should be reported to the infoBulle maintainer (https://github.com/HarveySheppard/yLaTeX/issues/8).
In the meantime the easiest, but also dirtiest, fix is to edit your local copy of infoBulle.sty and to remove (or comment out) the newfontfamilyFAFontAwesome in line 115.
answered 1 hour ago
moewe
77.4k797293
add a comment |Â
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
The problem can be reproduced with
documentclassarticle
usepackageinfoBulle
begindocument
Lorem
enddocument
You'll need infoBulle.sty from https://github.com/HarveySheppard/yLaTeX/tree/master/yPackages/infoBulle and yMainColor.sty from https://github.com/HarveySheppard/yLaTeX/blob/master/yPackages/yMainColor/ to run the code.
A short investigation reveals that infoBulle.sty not only loads the fontawesome package (in line 44), but it also issues
newfontfamilyFAFontAwesome
later on in line 115.
At that point, however, fontawesome has execute that same line itself and we get an error.
It seems to me that infoBulle.sty is wrong in using FA with newfontfamily for FontAwesome when fontawesome is already loaded. This should be reported to the infoBulle maintainer (https://github.com/HarveySheppard/yLaTeX/issues/8).
In the meantime the easiest, but also dirtiest, fix is to edit your local copy of infoBulle.sty and to remove (or comment out) the newfontfamilyFAFontAwesome in line 115.
answered 1 hour ago
moewe
77.4k797293
add a comment |Â
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
The problem can be reproduced with
documentclassarticle
usepackageinfoBulle
begindocument
Lorem
enddocument
You'll need infoBulle.sty from https://github.com/HarveySheppard/yLaTeX/tree/master/yPackages/infoBulle and yMainColor.sty from https://github.com/HarveySheppard/yLaTeX/blob/master/yPackages/yMainColor/ to run the code.
A short investigation reveals that infoBulle.sty not only loads the fontawesome package (in line 44), but it also issues
newfontfamilyFAFontAwesome
later on in line 115.
At that point, however, fontawesome has execute that same line itself and we get an error.
It seems to me that infoBulle.sty is wrong in using FA with newfontfamily for FontAwesome when fontawesome is already loaded. This should be reported to the infoBulle maintainer (https://github.com/HarveySheppard/yLaTeX/issues/8).
In the meantime the easiest, but also dirtiest, fix is to edit your local copy of infoBulle.sty and to remove (or comment out) the newfontfamilyFAFontAwesome in line 115.
answered 1 hour ago
moewe
77.4k797293
The problem can be reproduced with
documentclassarticle
usepackageinfoBulle
begindocument
Lorem
enddocument
You'll need infoBulle.sty from https://github.com/HarveySheppard/yLaTeX/tree/master/yPackages/infoBulle and yMainColor.sty from https://github.com/HarveySheppard/yLaTeX/blob/master/yPackages/yMainColor/ to run the code.
A short investigation reveals that infoBulle.sty not only loads the fontawesome package (in line 44), but it also issues
newfontfamilyFAFontAwesome
later on in line 115.
At that point, however, fontawesome has execute that same line itself and we get an error.
It seems to me that infoBulle.sty is wrong in using FA with newfontfamily for FontAwesome when fontawesome is already loaded. This should be reported to the infoBulle maintainer (https://github.com/HarveySheppard/yLaTeX/issues/8).
In the meantime the easiest, but also dirtiest, fix is to edit your local copy of infoBulle.sty and to remove (or comment out) the newfontfamilyFAFontAwesome in line 115.
answered 1 hour ago
moewe
77.4k797293
edited 1 hour ago
answered 1 hour ago
moewe
77.4k797293
answered 1 hour ago
moewe
77.4k797293
answered 1 hour ago
moewe
77.4k797293
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1
Please add a minimal (non) working example (MWE), that illustrates your problem.
– NBur
1 hour ago
Added a not working example
– sab hoque
1 hour ago
There is no problem when rendering using XeLaTeX or pdfTeX. The word Lorem appears as it should
– sab hoque
1 hour ago
1
Try
documentclassarticleusepackage[marginIcons]infoBulleusepackagefontawesomebegindocumentLoremenddocument?– moewe
1 hour ago
1
Good. I suspect
infoBulledefines things thatfontawesomedefines, so the definitions clash.– moewe
1 hour ago