I've been fighting with my git client for half an hour. The moment I start to create a reproducible example, the problem magically disappears, not only in the MRE but also in the actual repository. Lesson of the day: Rubber duck debugging always works!

Fantastic news from TUG, Barbara is now officially a wizard! https://fosstodon.org/@TeXUsersGroup@techhub.social/114383008207345367
Oh, look at this shiny new beamer toy! https://github.com/Qrrbrbirlbel/tikz-extensions/releases/tag/0.6.1
@samcarter is this ok or something you want changed? https://github.com/Skillmon/ltx_xistercian/commit/ec817793ec4bf7fbb5ca04360c76a5bb00fcc143
It's not my language, but a neighboring language and we share the script except some small differences. So we visually look similar. My language is Marathi which is there in the learnlatex ethos [from a long time](https://www.learnlatex.org/mr).
Physics tackling the really important questions: https://pubs.aip.org/aip/pof/article-abstract/37/4/043332/3342795/Pour-over-coffee-Mixing-by-a-water-jet-impinging
Yupp, I don't think Ti*k*Z needs a separate command, or even if it does, it's just `\def\tikzlogo{Ti\textit{k}Z}`.
If you ask a question I could show you some code (might take until tomorrow, travelling atm)
Lovely! This probably should be a question and an answwer for reference.
Tikzmarks, I've happened to have done that just yesterday https://raw.githubusercontent.com/samcarter/samcarter/main/ressouces/Dante2025_Cookies.pdf
[`hologo`](https://ctan.org/pkg/hologo), [`metalogox`](https://ctan.org/pkg/metalogox).
Is there a way to uncover a code snippet line by line in beamer with minted?
There are built-in macros to render TeX (`\TeX`) and LaTeX (`\LaTeX`), right? Are there similar macros for other names? Like TIkZ and metafont?
Wait, who forgets arguments? The occasional element separator might be left out, but entire arguments?
The arguments are at least consistent in minted and not some highlighted and some forgotten :)
:) I know. But arguments are also not highlighted in `minted` are they? I thought it only highlights the braces.
For LaTeX-stuff you don't necessarily need to define any keywords in `listings` as well: `keywordsprefix = \\` (untested, but should do)
... or use beamer with minted :P (for the moment, I'm quite happy with minted as I don't have to define any keywords etc.)
Joseph had an example which also reproduces the error with article + `\DocumentMetadata{testphase = latest}`
Thanks for the offer! But if I understood Ulrike correctly, there is also a problem between minted and the tagging stuff.
I'm confident we can make a q&d `fragile`-draft work. Do you want me to patch something together?
Yes, `Cookies.pdf` are all the beamer slides with minted, which I can't yet move to xbeamer.
depends on the contents of `Cookies`. Is that the result of a `beamer` presentation? If so: No. Imho, including some pages of another document is fine, but except for the titlepage your entire contents are not done using `xbeamer`, I'd say this hardly qualifies. Sorry :)
it's not nearly done. We had some initial setup done roughly a year ago. Lately Joseph is tackling it more fully, so currently the project is quite active (and Joseph carries the vast majority of it). But on many things we're still in the design phase. So you're welcome to participate in discussion on that repository. The overall aim is to have a tagging-aware and compatible replacement of `beamer` that has sane and idiomatic LaTeX under the hood (don't understand me wrong, `beamer` is an amazing thing, but it consists of many incoherent, undocumented, and very non-standard parts of code).
It isn't yet finished, but you can have a look at https://github.com/josephwright/xbeamer
It feels a bit like cheating if I only 5% of the document are created with xbeamer :)
Opinion poll: Does this count as an xbeamer presentation? ``` \DocumentMetadata{testphase = latest} \documentclass{xbeamer} \usepackage{pdfpages} \usepackage{xbeamerthemesam} \title{Von \LaTeX\ zum Plätzchen} \author{samcarter} \institute{Dante Frühjahrstagung Darmstadt} \date{3.\,-- 5.\ April 2025} \begin{document} \maketitle \includepdf[pages={2-}]{Cookies} \end{document} ```