I have a fairly complex document, made of a set of files to typeset. I'm using WinShell3.3 and MiKTeX 2.7. I am using a .cls file that loads report.cls and modifies page layout using fancyhdr. I get the following warning message at the end of the job (which produces a complete and OK document BTW):
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(\end occurred inside a group at level 1)
### semi simple group (level 1) entered at line 30 (\begingroup)
### bottom level
I've dropped the files one at a time to see if the warning goes away, but it seems to be fundamental.
Can someone tell me what a level is? What a semi simple group is?
Knowing how to identify level and type of group might help.
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Re: End occured inside a group at level 1?
You have a group open somewhere that is not closed. This is likely to be a bug in some support package (although there are exceptions). Can you post an example which shows the problem?
(TeX is saying you have \begingroup without a matching \endgroup, but this can be because something else is wrong.)
(TeX is saying you have \begingroup without a matching \endgroup, but this can be because something else is wrong.)
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Re: End occured inside a group at level 1?
Apologies for taking so long to respond. Thanks for the comment. I have uploaded the log file. As you can see, the document uses over 50 packages. Maybe there is something obvious.
I may try to strip out pieces one by one, to identify the issue, and make a simple complete example.
I may try to strip out pieces one by one, to identify the issue, and make a simple complete example.
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Re: End occured inside a group at level 1?
TeX says:
### semi simple group (level 1) entered at line 30 (\begingroup)
What is on line 30 of your source?
### semi simple group (level 1) entered at line 30 (\begingroup)
What is on line 30 of your source?
Joseph Wright