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The windows package management I am developing on, has some new core features.

In that case, I developed on the 'feature-core'. Since each package compiles or requíres features, there is a database driven engine, which checks which packages complies which feature, and what package requires what version of what feature.

Today I finished the tagging features as installed/uninstalled by the FeaturesEngine, so it will be very easy for the InstallerEngine to access that API.

After I got the following errors:

! LaTeX Error: Cannot determine size of graphic in filename.jpg (no BoundingBox).

when trying:

\usepackage{graphics}
...
\includegraphics{filename.jpg}

And those errors on a .tex file (a friend gave me):

I found no \citation commands
I found no \bibdata command
I found no \bibstyle command

and several other issues with my latex editors on windows machines, I finally figured out to convert that tex to pdf.

First of all I installed the

miktex latex command line tools. I downloaded basic version here, worked fine.

TexnicCenter and LEd can't manage to edit UTF-8 files. So I needed to stick with texmaker (which works also on linux and mac os). To get utf-8 working there, I switched to Options -> Configure Texmaker and turned Font to utf-8.

After I got those issues with includegraphics tags, I changed the 'fast translation'-key F1 to PdfLatex -> ViewPDF (in options) and: It workes well, even with those images.

If you want to use an arrayfields value as attribute for a function, you can't use:

{func var="test $foo[bar] test"}  <-- sees $foo[bar]

like described in the

manual. You have to use this instead:

{func var="test `$foo.bar` test"}  <-- sees $foo[bar]

Looks like Kyeman is continueing the official site, so this list isn't in use anymore. Thanks for using!

Open

C:\WINDOWS\system32<wbr>drivers\etc\hosts

And append:

[code]81.169.180.114 master.sa-mp.com[/code]

Thats it. em[/em]

This serverlist will be removed as soon as sa-mp is relaunched by the devs.

Today I finally added Www-Archives and File-Archives and the required makeAvailable-functions.

This generally means, that you can share your packages on a webserver somewhere and they'll be downloaded on demand only as soon as you try to install them.

The whole system is using sqlite3 now as database, and runs quite fast in tests.