Listing linerange markers sometimes not being recognised











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I am documenting several large XSLT scripts using the lstinputlisting command. I have set Processing Instructions in the scripts to mark off suitably-sized blocks of code to document, mostly 10–20 lines each block, in the format



<?doc val1?>


and



<?doc val2?>


(etc; many dozens of these) and included the options rangeprefix=<?doc ,rangesuffix=?>,linerange=val1-val2



After the first code block has been done (correctly), it stops recognising the PI pattern and just includes all of the rest of the script to the end of the file, even displaying the PIs that it was supposed to have recognised.



These scripts are not mine to publish here, but before I try to construct a MWE, I wanted to know if anyone else has hit this problem. It only seems to occur with larger files (the current problematic one is 92KB and 2330 lines).



This happens with both pdflatex Version 3.14159265-2.6-1.40.16 and XeLaTeX Version 3.14159265-2.6-0.99992, both with LaTeX <2016/02/01> and listings.sty 1.6 (2015/06/04)






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I am documenting several large XSLT scripts using the lstinputlisting command. I have set Processing Instructions in the scripts to mark off suitably-sized blocks of code to document, mostly 10–20 lines each block, in the format



<?doc val1?>


and



<?doc val2?>


(etc; many dozens of these) and included the options rangeprefix=<?doc ,rangesuffix=?>,linerange=val1-val2



After the first code block has been done (correctly), it stops recognising the PI pattern and just includes all of the rest of the script to the end of the file, even displaying the PIs that it was supposed to have recognised.



These scripts are not mine to publish here, but before I try to construct a MWE, I wanted to know if anyone else has hit this problem. It only seems to occur with larger files (the current problematic one is 92KB and 2330 lines).



This happens with both pdflatex Version 3.14159265-2.6-1.40.16 and XeLaTeX Version 3.14159265-2.6-0.99992, both with LaTeX <2016/02/01> and listings.sty 1.6 (2015/06/04)






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I am documenting several large XSLT scripts using the lstinputlisting command. I have set Processing Instructions in the scripts to mark off suitably-sized blocks of code to document, mostly 10–20 lines each block, in the format



<?doc val1?>


and



<?doc val2?>


(etc; many dozens of these) and included the options rangeprefix=<?doc ,rangesuffix=?>,linerange=val1-val2



After the first code block has been done (correctly), it stops recognising the PI pattern and just includes all of the rest of the script to the end of the file, even displaying the PIs that it was supposed to have recognised.



These scripts are not mine to publish here, but before I try to construct a MWE, I wanted to know if anyone else has hit this problem. It only seems to occur with larger files (the current problematic one is 92KB and 2330 lines).



This happens with both pdflatex Version 3.14159265-2.6-1.40.16 and XeLaTeX Version 3.14159265-2.6-0.99992, both with LaTeX <2016/02/01> and listings.sty 1.6 (2015/06/04)






listings







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I am documenting several large XSLT scripts using the lstinputlisting command. I have set Processing Instructions in the scripts to mark off suitably-sized blocks of code to document, mostly 10–20 lines each block, in the format



<?doc val1?>


and



<?doc val2?>


(etc; many dozens of these) and included the options rangeprefix=<?doc ,rangesuffix=?>,linerange=val1-val2



After the first code block has been done (correctly), it stops recognising the PI pattern and just includes all of the rest of the script to the end of the file, even displaying the PIs that it was supposed to have recognised.



These scripts are not mine to publish here, but before I try to construct a MWE, I wanted to know if anyone else has hit this problem. It only seems to occur with larger files (the current problematic one is 92KB and 2330 lines).



This happens with both pdflatex Version 3.14159265-2.6-1.40.16 and XeLaTeX Version 3.14159265-2.6-0.99992, both with LaTeX <2016/02/01> and listings.sty 1.6 (2015/06/04)






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