[XeTeX] xelatex, hyperref, and new TeXLive

[Ross Moore]

On Jun 16, 2016, at 9:45 AM, David Carlisle <d.p.carlisle at gmail.com<mailto:d.p.carlisle at gmail.com>> wrote:

The result is that when you subsequently request   [dvipdfmx]  or  any other driver,
hyperref thinks that we are in non-dvi mode, so  *incorrectly* throws the error.

So it’s surely an omission in  hyperref.sty .

But you don’t actually need to specify a driver option,
and everything works OK anyway.

It only works with no option if you are not using a hyperref.cfg that specifies incompatible options:-)

OK. So [xetex] is the correct option to use, if any is needed.
Besides, the actual driver binary is   xdvipdfmx   not  dvipdfmx .




  Mike Maxwell

David


Cheers,

Ross


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