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As a general rule of thumb, \bibliographystyle must not be called more than once. Since you're using chapterbib, where you actually have to provide such a \bibliographystyle in each included file where you want to have such a chapterbib, this translates roughly to ``do not run BibTeX on your main au...

Mahmudul wrote:For reference, I am using the following command end of each chapter

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\bibliographystyle{econ}
\bibliography{Reference1}

When it comes to \bibliographystyle, think `Highlander' (there can be only one).

KR
Rainer

Hi Suren, well, I'm afraid I miss what you're looking for, so I tried to assemble a glyph list of sorts for this malayalam package. In a new (well, more or less empty) folder, run on a console for I in `seq 0 255`; do echo "char $I: {\mm\<$I>}\par"; done > rglist1.tex for I in `seq 0 255`;...

Hi Suren,
I dunno...sounds to me like you've thrown away a working shovel and now you're trying to dig a hole using chop sticks
Why don't you stick (no pun intended) with xelatex? That works under Linux too, you know.

KR
Rainer

And looking in main.tex, it appears as though the entry is being defined: yes, well, the definition comes a bit too late. To ensure it's defined before being accessed, just move it -- and the \newacronym macros, too -- into the preamble, i.e., between \documentclass and \begin{document} . KR Rainer

and do you have a log file from such a run? The switch in kpathsea was done around TL18: a so-called casefolding search was implemented as a fallback. You could add texmf_casefold_search=0 to texmf.cnf file in /usr/local/texlive/2020 on your system to make searches on the texmf tree case sensitive.....

you seem to be loading a local graphicx file which is quite old: (/home/richard/texmf/tex/latex/aguplus/GRAPHICX.STY Package: graphicx 1996/10/31 v1.0c Enhanced LaTeX Graphics (DPC,SPQR) not sure why it is even found; graphicx.sty and GRAPHICX.STY are different files (under linux, at lea...

I doubt that.
Try loading graphicx instead of graphics package (the option processing is a bit different, see `texdoc grfguide` for more info on that).

KR
Rainer

\@xhline is defined by the LaTeX kernel and checked by the array package (before it tries to redefine it), AFAIK. You could try to load it earlier (to see if one of the other packages you're loading is redefining \@xhline ), and you could try one of the standard classes. If you get the same error w...

that sounds like you're putting \setcounter{tocdepth}{0} or smaller into the TOC.
Try adding \setcounter{tocdepth}{2} between TOC and LOF/LOT.

KR
Rainer