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Hi there,
First, thank you for this amazing library. It is all altogether a very well-rounded packaged, very capable, and yet the syntax remains simple.
From the documentation, I understood #pause as a shorter way of doing the same thing as repeating #uncover("2-")[...], #uncover("3-")[...], etc.
However, I noticed that when using #enable-handout-mode(true), the #pause syntax does not merge the slides into one.
Is that a desired effect (perhaps for some compatibility with \pause from Beamer? I am not very familiar with this command) ?
I have been fooled by this distinction for several months and find it a bit limiting to have to be unable to use the simpler syntax just because we want to provide a handout.
Best,
Ted
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hi there,
First, thank you for this amazing library. It is all altogether a very well-rounded packaged, very capable, and yet the syntax remains simple.
From the documentation, I understood
#pause
as a shorter way of doing the same thing as repeating#uncover("2-")[...]
,#uncover("3-")[...]
, etc.However, I noticed that when using
#enable-handout-mode(true)
, the#pause
syntax does not merge the slides into one.Here is a minimal snippet to reproduce:
Is that a desired effect (perhaps for some compatibility with
\pause
from Beamer? I am not very familiar with this command) ?I have been fooled by this distinction for several months and find it a bit limiting to have to be unable to use the simpler syntax just because we want to provide a handout.
Best,
Ted
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: