Valentin Dao submitted an update to the
intexgral
package.
Version: 4.1.0
License: lppl1.3c
Summary description: A LaTeX package for typesetting integrals
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Added
- `limits-mode` key for `\integral`.
- `\invertdiff` macro.
- The `+-` syntax for limits.
Changed
- Source code optimisation.
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Joris Pinkse submitted the
luamathaccents
package.
Version: 1.0 2026-07-26
License: lppl1.3c
Summary description: Use Unicode combining accents in math input with LuaLaTeX
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luamathaccents lets you type accented mathematical symbols
directly in your source file using Unicode combining characters.
With the package loaded, the two-character sequence “x” + U+0302
(combining circumflex accent) – which your editor displays as
an accented letter – is rewritten on input to “\hat x”, and
likewise for two dozen other combining characters (grave, acute,
tilde, macron, breve, dot, diaeresis, caron, vector arrow,
harpoons, and more).
The package uses LuaTeX’s process_input_buffer callback
and therefore requires LuaLaTeX.
This is the first release.
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Varkor submitted an update to the
quiver
package.
Version: 1.7.0 2026-07-27
License: mit
Summary description: Draw commutative diagrams exported from https://q.uiver.app
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Version 1.7.0 contains three new arrow styles (`coil`, `coil'`
and `multimap`) and adds a dependency on `tikz-nfold`.
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Aurghyadip Kundu submitted the
modernclassnotes
package.
Version: 1.0.0 2026-07-26
License: lppl1.3c mit
Summary description: Typesetting course notes, lecture handouts, and assignment worksheets
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The modernclassnotes package (v1.0.0) is now available on CTAN.
modernclassnotes provides a modern, clean, and highly customizable
LaTeX document class and package designed for university professors,
lecturers, researchers, and students to typeset course notes,
lecture handouts, and assignment worksheets.
Key Features of v1.0.0:
- Three Specialized Document Modes:
* mode=notes: Full course manuals with automated lecture tracking (\lecture).
* mode=handout: Compact single-lecture summary handouts with metadata banners.
* mode=worksheet: Homework assignments and problem sets with togglable
solution keys (showsolutions=true/false).
- 7 Built-in Color Palettes: ocean, nord, midnight, emerald, burgundy,
amethyst, and mono.
- Comprehensive Callouts: Environments for mathematical theorems,
explanatory remarks, tips, code blocks, and assessment solutions.
- Zero Heavy Dependencies: Native box engine ensuring fast compilation
across TeX Live, MiKTeX, and Overleaf.
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The LaTeX Project Team submitted an update to the
tagpdf
package.
Version: 1.0d 2026-07-25
License: lppl1.3c
Summary description: Code for PDF tagging using pdfLaTeX and LuaLaTeX
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### Fixed
- (tagpdf-backend) softhyphen=artifact has no effect for T1 fonts
(https://github.com/latex3/tagpdf/issues/138)
- (tagpdf-backend) real space code of lualatex errors if the space
is directly at the begin of the document,
https://github.com/latex3/tagging-project/issues/1494
- improved some expl3 syntax (as found with explcheck)
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Alan J. Cain submitted an update to the
lua-list-hyphen
package.
Version: 0.42.7 2026-07-25
License: lppl1.3c
Summary description: Per-language listing of hyphenated words for LuaLaTeX
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Corrections and improvements to documentation.
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Liam Huang submitted an update to the
xecjk
package.
Version: 3.10.4
License: lppl1.3c
Summary description: Typeset CJK in XeLaTeX
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This release introduces a unified command-boundary capture/register
framework that replaces numerous ad-hoc mechanisms for handling
inter-character spacing around boxes, color changes, hyperlinks,
and third-party commands.
It also fixes several boundary and glue-handling bugs.
NEW FEATURES
- New command-boundary capture/register framework that determines
the visible head/tail character class of boxes, opaque node streams,
and commands with no visible output, and restores inter-character
boundaries accordingly (#992).
- New experimental `experiment/boundary-register` interface allowing
expert users to register custom commands into the unified
command-boundary framework (#1010).
- New dedicated inline-math boundary class that separately handles
end-of-formula spacing and post-formula source spaces in argument
contexts, enabling registered commands to restore left/right
boundaries with correct direct-formula source-space semantics (#1002).
- New `\@@_glue_check_expire_stale:` routine: when the top-level
recovery chain finds an empty node list, it clears stale pending
state, preventing `\g_@@_glue_check_pending_bool` from surviving
across `\hbox`/`\setbox` boundaries (#996).
- `siunitx` compatibility: `\unit`, `\qty`, `\num` and v2 legacy names
`\si`, `\SI` are registered as fixed Default head/tail stream captures,
fixing space loss at unit-command boundaries in CJK context (#1000).
BUG FIXES
- Fixed range parsing of default endpoints in `\@@_check_num_range:nnNN`.
- Boundary-to-CJK source-space check now uses the same
`\@@_skip_if_interword:N` test as the Default direction;
explicit glue whose natural width differs from the current
inter-word space is no longer replaced by `\CJKglue` (#996).
- box/wrapped-box capture now rebuilds boundaries as Default head/tail
when a box has emitted visible content (non-zero width, non-zero
height or depth, with a terminal char/rule/math/kern node) but
no character class was observed. Math and `\vrule` etc. that do
not trigger interchar transitions are no longer misidentified
as "no visible output" (#998).
- Default marker replay now synchronises `\spacefactor` with the
outer list; post-transparent processing also relocates the marker
together with its candidate glue, fixing right-boundary spacing
when `xCJKecglue` is enabled and a trailing uppercase letter or
`\null` inside a box obscures the boundary suffix (#1003).
- Invisible nodes separating a real space from a marker in a
normal stream now cause the marker to expire (direct-formula
semantics) and preserve the original ordering of intermediate
glue and nodes (#1002).
- Fixed nested `ulem`/xeCJKfntef underline commands: only the
outermost invocation now starts a stream capture, preventing
per-nesting state leakage on the capture stack (#992).
DOCUMENTATION
- Clarified that `xCJKecglue` also controls source spaces adjacent
to inline math (#1002).
- Documented in the user manual that TeX cannot distinguish source
spaces from certain explicit glue, and provided a zero-width
`\kern` workaround (#992).
- Added Boundary→CJK direction note: certain explicit glue may
also be replaced by `CJKglue` (#996).
INTERNAL CHANGES
- Allowed the Boundary-to-Default recovery path to tentatively
remove trailing source inter-word glue that has no infinite-order
stretch but does have shrink; if a CJK marker is found beneath,
it is replaced by `\CJKecglue`, completing symmetric command-boundary
handling with the Default-to-CJK direction (#992).
- Command-boundary framework now manages `xeCJKfntef`, box commands,
and color commands; removed the legacy fallback that guessed
hlist/whatsit categories via a global tl.
The glue branch now only accepts immediately adjacent
xeCJK markers (#992).
- Removed the dedicated color pending boolean; color push/pop and
box output are now handled by transparent/wrapped-box capture (#992).
- Wrapped the kernel-private `\@imakebox` and `\@iframebox` `[#1][#2]#3`
signatures to register `\makebox`/`\framebox`; this wrapper must
be updated if the kernel changes that signature (#992).
- Migrated link-annotation entry saving and tail-anchor replay to
unified stream capture, restoring boundaries on both sides
according to the link's actual visible head/tail class (#992).
- Registered `\set@color` and `\reset@color` as transparent captures;
removed the dedicated color push/pop marker save/replay branch (#992).
- Registered `l3color` color push/pop entries as transparent captures;
removed the corresponding dedicated marker protection branch (#992).
- Migrated `\HD@target` to unified transparent capture, restoring
marker and source-space state on both sides (#992).
- Wrapped `\Url@z`'s full formatting phase in a fixed Default
head/tail stream capture; removed the #880 dedicated drain (#992).
- Migrated `\verb` from the entry drain (which assumed Western output)
to unified stream capture, restoring boundaries according to
verbatim's actual head/tail class (#992).
- Registered `\eqref` as fixed Default head/tail and `\cs` as fixed
Default head-only stream captures; codedoc/doc meta internal
adapters now directly wrap a fixed Default stream, removing the
dedicated drain and covering all its public call sites (#992).
- Registered kernel `\@setref` (or `hyperref`-saved `\real@setref`)
as auto stream capture, replacing the #991 dedicated saved-node/replay
patch with the unified framework.
- Changed `\blx@pagetracker` from a one-way state drain to transparent
capture, making write whatsits transparent to the actual visible
boundaries on both sides (#992).
- Integrated xeCJKfntef underline commands, native `ulem` entries
(e.g. `\uline`), `\xeCJKfntefon`, and standalone symbol commands
into stream capture; internal pending is now published through
the framework's unified helper; removed fntef-specific tail-state
restoration and pending setup (#992).
- Measurement-time box isolation for decorative symbols now uses
the framework's nestable pause zones, simultaneously saving and
restoring marker and pending state (#992).
- Connected `\lstinline`'s delimiter, active-character, and brace
scanning paths to auto stream capture, making all four source-space
combinations around color switches consistent with direct input (#992).
Source code: https://github.com/CTeX-org/ctex-kit
Issue tracker: https://github.com/CTeX-org/ctex-kit/issues
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Matthew Lorig submitted the
concrete-vec
package.
Version:
License:
Summary description: Concrete text and mathematics as outlines, with a synthetic
bold weight
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concrete-vec – Concrete text and mathematics as outlines, with a bold weight
concrete-vec typesets a document in Knuth's Concrete fonts with two properties
the existing Concrete packages do not jointly provide: every glyph, in text and
in mathematics, is a vector outline rather than a bitmap; and a bold weight is
available, synthesised by stroking, in both text and mathematics.
It is a thin configuration layer over ccfonts, mathastext and pdfrender, and
targets pdflatex. Text is set in T1-encoded Concrete (vector via cm-super);
mathematics reuses the Concrete text font through mathastext, so math letters,
digits and operators are Concrete outlines too. Bold is produced by stroking
glyph outlines: the package patches \bfseries so bold works in headings, tables
and list labels, and provides \bd{...}, a single command that bolds in both
modes — ordinary bold in text, and in mathematics an in-place stroke that
thickens any symbol (Latin or Greek) while preserving its shape, so \bd{x} keeps
its italic and \bd{\pi} gives a bold pi.
This is the first release.
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Liam Huang submitted an update to the
CTeX
package.
Version: 2.6.4
License: lppl1.3c
Summary description: LaTeX classes and packages for Chinese typesetting
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This release fixes one font mapping issue.
BUG FIXES
- `macnew`: The regular upright glyph for Song (宋体) now uses Songti SC Regular (#994).
Source code: https://github.com/CTeX-org/ctex-kit
Issue tracker: https://github.com/CTeX-org/ctex-kit/issues
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Gérard Dubard submitted the
texecole
package.
Version: 1.0 2026-07-23
License: gpl3+
Summary description: A French-prose document composition language
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English:
texecole is a new LuaLaTeX document class for teachers who want
print-ready worksheets without writing LaTeX.
Documents are written in a French-only prose tag language (no anglicisms),
which the class translates to LaTeX at compile time.
It covers layout frames and grids, tables, images, a math mini-language
(fractions, sums, integrals, derivatives, matrices), function plotting,
plane and solid geometry, and statistics/probability diagrams.
An internal computation engine handles most needs;
Python (SymPy/SciPy) can be used for extended symbolic and numeric
computation.
French:
texecole est une nouvelle classe LuaLaTeX construite autour d'un
langage de balises en prose française (sans anglicisme), traduit
en LaTeX à la compilation.
Elle s'adresse à toute personne produisant des documents scientifiques,
techniques ou pédagogiques : élèves, étudiants, enseignants, chercheurs,
ingénieurs, auteurs de documentation.
Elle couvre les cadres et grilles, les tableaux, les images,
un mini-langage mathématique (fractions, sommes, intégrales,
dérivées, matrices), les graphiques de fonctions, la géométrie
plane et les solides, ainsi que les statistiques et probabilités.
Un moteur de calcul interne couvre l'essentiel des besoins ;
Python (SymPy/SciPy) peut être utilisé pour le calcul formel et
numérique étendu.
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