`usepackage[spanish]{babel}` flags `!LaTeX Error: Command quoting already defined.`
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[spanish]{babel}
flags !LaTeX Error: Command quoting already defined.
documentclass{article}
% RN. Mon 26/11/2018
% BRIEF DESCRIPTION:
% usepackage[spanish]{babel} flags !LaTeX Error: Command quoting already defined.
%=======================
usepackage{quoting}
usepackage{blindtext}
%usepackage[spanish]{babel}
%-----------------------
begin{document}
begin{quoting}[leftmargin=1cm]
blindtext
end{quoting}
textbf{Blindtext}, one of the LaTeX packages
medskip
begin{quoting}[leftmargin=2cm,rightmargin=3cm,font= {it,raggedleft},vskip=3mm]
blindtext
end{quoting}
textbf{Blindtext}, one of the LaTeX packages
end{document}
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[spanish]{babel}
flags !LaTeX Error: Command quoting already defined.
documentclass{article}
% RN. Mon 26/11/2018
% BRIEF DESCRIPTION:
% usepackage[spanish]{babel} flags !LaTeX Error: Command quoting already defined.
%=======================
usepackage{quoting}
usepackage{blindtext}
%usepackage[spanish]{babel}
%-----------------------
begin{document}
begin{quoting}[leftmargin=1cm]
blindtext
end{quoting}
textbf{Blindtext}, one of the LaTeX packages
medskip
begin{quoting}[leftmargin=2cm,rightmargin=3cm,font= {it,raggedleft},vskip=3mm]
blindtext
end{quoting}
textbf{Blindtext}, one of the LaTeX packages
end{document}
babel quoting
1
Obviously you will have to choose which quoting environment (the one from spanish or the one from the quoting package) you want to retain.
– Ulrike Fischer
Nov 26 at 11:22
No comprendo. It compiles without error withusepackage[english,italian,frenchb,ngerman]{babel}
– Reinhard Neuwirth
Nov 26 at 11:34
2
Sure, none of this languages define a quoting environment, but spanish.ldf does.
– Ulrike Fischer
Nov 26 at 11:45
1
Somebabel
modules do more than just providing translations ofchaptername
and the date format. Some also change the typesetting of other aspects of the document in non-trivial ways: Amongst the many things thatspanish
does (or can do) is that it defines aquoting
environment. That clashes withquoting
. If in doubt it is not enough to consult thebabel
documentation, one will also have to have a look at thebabel-<language>
docs (e.g. mirrors.ctan.org/macros/latex/contrib/babel-contrib/spanish/…).
– moewe
Nov 26 at 12:34
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[spanish]{babel}
flags !LaTeX Error: Command quoting already defined.
documentclass{article}
% RN. Mon 26/11/2018
% BRIEF DESCRIPTION:
% usepackage[spanish]{babel} flags !LaTeX Error: Command quoting already defined.
%=======================
usepackage{quoting}
usepackage{blindtext}
%usepackage[spanish]{babel}
%-----------------------
begin{document}
begin{quoting}[leftmargin=1cm]
blindtext
end{quoting}
textbf{Blindtext}, one of the LaTeX packages
medskip
begin{quoting}[leftmargin=2cm,rightmargin=3cm,font= {it,raggedleft},vskip=3mm]
blindtext
end{quoting}
textbf{Blindtext}, one of the LaTeX packages
end{document}
babel quoting
[spanish]{babel}
flags !LaTeX Error: Command quoting already defined.
documentclass{article}
% RN. Mon 26/11/2018
% BRIEF DESCRIPTION:
% usepackage[spanish]{babel} flags !LaTeX Error: Command quoting already defined.
%=======================
usepackage{quoting}
usepackage{blindtext}
%usepackage[spanish]{babel}
%-----------------------
begin{document}
begin{quoting}[leftmargin=1cm]
blindtext
end{quoting}
textbf{Blindtext}, one of the LaTeX packages
medskip
begin{quoting}[leftmargin=2cm,rightmargin=3cm,font= {it,raggedleft},vskip=3mm]
blindtext
end{quoting}
textbf{Blindtext}, one of the LaTeX packages
end{document}
babel quoting
babel quoting
asked Nov 26 at 11:14
Reinhard Neuwirth
1,48311322
1,48311322
1
Obviously you will have to choose which quoting environment (the one from spanish or the one from the quoting package) you want to retain.
– Ulrike Fischer
Nov 26 at 11:22
No comprendo. It compiles without error withusepackage[english,italian,frenchb,ngerman]{babel}
– Reinhard Neuwirth
Nov 26 at 11:34
2
Sure, none of this languages define a quoting environment, but spanish.ldf does.
– Ulrike Fischer
Nov 26 at 11:45
1
Somebabel
modules do more than just providing translations ofchaptername
and the date format. Some also change the typesetting of other aspects of the document in non-trivial ways: Amongst the many things thatspanish
does (or can do) is that it defines aquoting
environment. That clashes withquoting
. If in doubt it is not enough to consult thebabel
documentation, one will also have to have a look at thebabel-<language>
docs (e.g. mirrors.ctan.org/macros/latex/contrib/babel-contrib/spanish/…).
– moewe
Nov 26 at 12:34
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1
Obviously you will have to choose which quoting environment (the one from spanish or the one from the quoting package) you want to retain.
– Ulrike Fischer
Nov 26 at 11:22
No comprendo. It compiles without error withusepackage[english,italian,frenchb,ngerman]{babel}
– Reinhard Neuwirth
Nov 26 at 11:34
2
Sure, none of this languages define a quoting environment, but spanish.ldf does.
– Ulrike Fischer
Nov 26 at 11:45
1
Somebabel
modules do more than just providing translations ofchaptername
and the date format. Some also change the typesetting of other aspects of the document in non-trivial ways: Amongst the many things thatspanish
does (or can do) is that it defines aquoting
environment. That clashes withquoting
. If in doubt it is not enough to consult thebabel
documentation, one will also have to have a look at thebabel-<language>
docs (e.g. mirrors.ctan.org/macros/latex/contrib/babel-contrib/spanish/…).
– moewe
Nov 26 at 12:34
1
1
Obviously you will have to choose which quoting environment (the one from spanish or the one from the quoting package) you want to retain.
– Ulrike Fischer
Nov 26 at 11:22
Obviously you will have to choose which quoting environment (the one from spanish or the one from the quoting package) you want to retain.
– Ulrike Fischer
Nov 26 at 11:22
No comprendo. It compiles without error with
usepackage[english,italian,frenchb,ngerman]{babel}
– Reinhard Neuwirth
Nov 26 at 11:34
No comprendo. It compiles without error with
usepackage[english,italian,frenchb,ngerman]{babel}
– Reinhard Neuwirth
Nov 26 at 11:34
2
2
Sure, none of this languages define a quoting environment, but spanish.ldf does.
– Ulrike Fischer
Nov 26 at 11:45
Sure, none of this languages define a quoting environment, but spanish.ldf does.
– Ulrike Fischer
Nov 26 at 11:45
1
1
Some
babel
modules do more than just providing translations of chaptername
and the date format. Some also change the typesetting of other aspects of the document in non-trivial ways: Amongst the many things that spanish
does (or can do) is that it defines a quoting
environment. That clashes with quoting
. If in doubt it is not enough to consult the babel
documentation, one will also have to have a look at the babel-<language>
docs (e.g. mirrors.ctan.org/macros/latex/contrib/babel-contrib/spanish/…).– moewe
Nov 26 at 12:34
Some
babel
modules do more than just providing translations of chaptername
and the date format. Some also change the typesetting of other aspects of the document in non-trivial ways: Amongst the many things that spanish
does (or can do) is that it defines a quoting
environment. That clashes with quoting
. If in doubt it is not enough to consult the babel
documentation, one will also have to have a look at the babel-<language>
docs (e.g. mirrors.ctan.org/macros/latex/contrib/babel-contrib/spanish/…).– moewe
Nov 26 at 12:34
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It's an unfortunate state of things:
babel-spanish
defines aquoting
environment- the
quoting
package defines aquoting
environment
Both environments cannot coexist.
Note that babel-spanish
internally uses its own quoting
for its quoting mechanism, unless you use the es-noquoting
option.
A way out is
usepackage[...,spanish,es-noquoting,...]{babel}
letquotingrelaxletendquotingrelax
usepackage{quoting}
If needed, the quoting feature of babel-spanish
can be realized with csquotes
, which is much more powerful.
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accepted
It's an unfortunate state of things:
babel-spanish
defines aquoting
environment- the
quoting
package defines aquoting
environment
Both environments cannot coexist.
Note that babel-spanish
internally uses its own quoting
for its quoting mechanism, unless you use the es-noquoting
option.
A way out is
usepackage[...,spanish,es-noquoting,...]{babel}
letquotingrelaxletendquotingrelax
usepackage{quoting}
If needed, the quoting feature of babel-spanish
can be realized with csquotes
, which is much more powerful.
add a comment |
up vote
4
down vote
accepted
It's an unfortunate state of things:
babel-spanish
defines aquoting
environment- the
quoting
package defines aquoting
environment
Both environments cannot coexist.
Note that babel-spanish
internally uses its own quoting
for its quoting mechanism, unless you use the es-noquoting
option.
A way out is
usepackage[...,spanish,es-noquoting,...]{babel}
letquotingrelaxletendquotingrelax
usepackage{quoting}
If needed, the quoting feature of babel-spanish
can be realized with csquotes
, which is much more powerful.
add a comment |
up vote
4
down vote
accepted
up vote
4
down vote
accepted
It's an unfortunate state of things:
babel-spanish
defines aquoting
environment- the
quoting
package defines aquoting
environment
Both environments cannot coexist.
Note that babel-spanish
internally uses its own quoting
for its quoting mechanism, unless you use the es-noquoting
option.
A way out is
usepackage[...,spanish,es-noquoting,...]{babel}
letquotingrelaxletendquotingrelax
usepackage{quoting}
If needed, the quoting feature of babel-spanish
can be realized with csquotes
, which is much more powerful.
It's an unfortunate state of things:
babel-spanish
defines aquoting
environment- the
quoting
package defines aquoting
environment
Both environments cannot coexist.
Note that babel-spanish
internally uses its own quoting
for its quoting mechanism, unless you use the es-noquoting
option.
A way out is
usepackage[...,spanish,es-noquoting,...]{babel}
letquotingrelaxletendquotingrelax
usepackage{quoting}
If needed, the quoting feature of babel-spanish
can be realized with csquotes
, which is much more powerful.
edited Nov 26 at 13:17
Phelype Oleinik
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answered Nov 26 at 13:01
egreg
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701k8618703144
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Obviously you will have to choose which quoting environment (the one from spanish or the one from the quoting package) you want to retain.
– Ulrike Fischer
Nov 26 at 11:22
No comprendo. It compiles without error with
usepackage[english,italian,frenchb,ngerman]{babel}
– Reinhard Neuwirth
Nov 26 at 11:34
2
Sure, none of this languages define a quoting environment, but spanish.ldf does.
– Ulrike Fischer
Nov 26 at 11:45
1
Some
babel
modules do more than just providing translations ofchaptername
and the date format. Some also change the typesetting of other aspects of the document in non-trivial ways: Amongst the many things thatspanish
does (or can do) is that it defines aquoting
environment. That clashes withquoting
. If in doubt it is not enough to consult thebabel
documentation, one will also have to have a look at thebabel-<language>
docs (e.g. mirrors.ctan.org/macros/latex/contrib/babel-contrib/spanish/…).– moewe
Nov 26 at 12:34