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Text with a name like &#197;smund &#216;deg&#229;rd works in general.

<p></p>
This block (in format html)
triggers use of <code>mako</code>. For all formats, <code>mako</code> has
problem with non-ASCII characters anywhere in the text. The remedy
for all formats is to read the file with UTF-8 encoding. With --debug
one can see the internal str/unicode representation of the text
through the various stages of the text transformation process.

<p></p>
\( b = 1 \) is a value suggested by &#197;smund &#216;deg&#229;rd.

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    This is a log file for the doconce script.
    Debugging is turned on by the command-line argument '--debug'
    to doconce format. Without that command-line argument,
    this file is not produced.

    

******* output format: html *******




Found use of 2 preprocess directives # #if|define|include in file encoding3.do.txt


Found use of mako variable(s) in tmp_preprocess__encoding3.do.txt: ${FORMAT}


Keyword arguments to be sent to mako: {'DEVICE': 'screen', 'FORMAT': 'html', 'MAKO': True}



************************************************************
str>>> The file after running preprocess and/or mako:

Text with a name like Åsmund Ødegård works in general.

This block (in format html)
triggers use of `mako`. For all formats, `mako` has
problem with non-ASCII characters anywhere in the text. The remedy
for all formats is to read the file with UTF-8 encoding. With --debug
one can see the internal str/unicode representation of the text
through the various stages of the text transformation process.

$b = 1$ is a value suggested by Åsmund Ødegård.



************************************************************
str>>> The file after running @@@OSCMD (from file):

Text with a name like Åsmund Ødegård works in general.

This block (in format html)
triggers use of `mako`. For all formats, `mako` has
problem with non-ASCII characters anywhere in the text. The remedy
for all formats is to read the file with UTF-8 encoding. With --debug
one can see the internal str/unicode representation of the text
through the various stages of the text transformation process.

$b = 1$ is a value suggested by Åsmund Ødegård.



************************************************************
str>>> The file after inserting @@@CODE (from file):

Text with a name like Åsmund Ødegård works in general.

This block (in format html)
triggers use of `mako`. For all formats, `mako` has
problem with non-ASCII characters anywhere in the text. The remedy
for all formats is to read the file with UTF-8 encoding. With --debug
one can see the internal str/unicode representation of the text
through the various stages of the text transformation process.

$b = 1$ is a value suggested by Åsmund Ødegård.



************************************************************
str>>> The file after removal of code/tex blocks:

Text with a name like Åsmund Ødegård works in general.

This block (in format html)
triggers use of `mako`. For all formats, `mako` has
problem with non-ASCII characters anywhere in the text. The remedy
for all formats is to read the file with UTF-8 encoding. With --debug
one can see the internal str/unicode representation of the text
through the various stages of the text transformation process.

$b = 1$ is a value suggested by Åsmund Ødegård.


The code blocks:


The code block types:


The tex blocks:



************************************************************
str>>> The file after handling exercises:

Text with a name like Åsmund Ødegård works in general.

This block (in format html)
triggers use of `mako`. For all formats, `mako` has
problem with non-ASCII characters anywhere in the text. The remedy
for all formats is to read the file with UTF-8 encoding. With --debug
one can see the internal str/unicode representation of the text
through the various stages of the text transformation process.

$b = 1$ is a value suggested by Åsmund Ødegård.



************************************************************
str>>> The file after handling figures:

Text with a name like Åsmund Ødegård works in general.

This block (in format html)
triggers use of `mako`. For all formats, `mako` has
problem with non-ASCII characters anywhere in the text. The remedy
for all formats is to read the file with UTF-8 encoding. With --debug
one can see the internal str/unicode representation of the text
through the various stages of the text transformation process.

$b = 1$ is a value suggested by Åsmund Ødegård.



************************************************************
str>>> The file after handling ref and label cross referencing:

Text with a name like &#197;smund &#216;deg&#229;rd works in general.

This block (in format html)
triggers use of `mako`. For all formats, `mako` has
problem with non-ASCII characters anywhere in the text. The remedy
for all formats is to read the file with UTF-8 encoding. With --debug
one can see the internal str/unicode representation of the text
through the various stages of the text transformation process.

$b = 1$ is a value suggested by &#197;smund &#216;deg&#229;rd.


************************************************************
str>>> The file after handling index and bibliography:

Text with a name like &#197;smund &#216;deg&#229;rd works in general.

This block (in format html)
triggers use of `mako`. For all formats, `mako` has
problem with non-ASCII characters anywhere in the text. The remedy
for all formats is to read the file with UTF-8 encoding. With --debug
one can see the internal str/unicode representation of the text
through the various stages of the text transformation process.

$b = 1$ is a value suggested by &#197;smund &#216;deg&#229;rd.

*** List typesetting phase + comments and blank lines ***


[Text with a name like &#197;smund &#216;deg&#229;rd works in general.] (ordinary line)


[This block (in format html)] (ordinary line)


[triggers use of `mako`. For all formats, `mako` has] (ordinary line)


[problem with non-ASCII characters anywhere in the text. The remedy] (ordinary line)


[for all formats is to read the file with UTF-8 encoding. With --debug] (ordinary line)


[one can see the internal str/unicode representation of the text] (ordinary line)


[through the various stages of the text transformation process.] (ordinary line)


[$b = 1$ is a value suggested by &#197;smund &#216;deg&#229;rd.] (ordinary line)



************************************************************
str>>> The file after typesetting of lists:

Text with a name like &#197;smund &#216;deg&#229;rd works in general.

<p></p>
This block (in format html)
triggers use of `mako`. For all formats, `mako` has
problem with non-ASCII characters anywhere in the text. The remedy
for all formats is to read the file with UTF-8 encoding. With --debug
one can see the internal str/unicode representation of the text
through the various stages of the text transformation process.

<p></p>
$b = 1$ is a value suggested by &#197;smund &#216;deg&#229;rd.


*** Dealing with authors and institutions ***



*** Inline tags substitution phase ***



*************** Working with tag "horizontal-rule"



*************** Working with tag "title"



*************** Working with tag "date"



*************** Working with tag "movie"



*************** Working with tag "inlinecomment"



*************** Working with tag "abstract"



*************** Working with tag "keywords"



*************** Working with tag "emphasize"



*************** Working with tag "math2"



*************** Working with tag "math"


Found 1 occurences of "math":
findall list: [('\n', '\n', 'b = 1', ' ', ' ')]


math is to be replaced using \g<begin>\( \g<subst> \)\g<end>


First occurence: "
$b = 1$ "
groups: ('\n', '\n', 'b = 1', ' ', ' ')
named groups: {'begin': '\n', 'subst': 'b = 1', 'end': ' '}



**** The file after 1 "math" substitutions ***
Text with a name like &#197;smund &#216;deg&#229;rd works in general.

<p></p>
This block (in format html)
triggers use of `mako`. For all formats, `mako` has
problem with non-ASCII characters anywhere in the text. The remedy
for all formats is to read the file with UTF-8 encoding. With --debug
one can see the internal str/unicode representation of the text
through the various stages of the text transformation process.

<p></p>
\( b = 1 \) is a value suggested by &#197;smund &#216;deg&#229;rd.

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*************** Working with tag "bold"



*************** Working with tag "ampersand2"



*************** Working with tag "ampersand1"



*************** Working with tag "colortext"



*************** Working with tag "verbatim"


Found 2 occurences of "verbatim":
findall list: [(' ', ' ', 'mako', '.', '.'), (' ', ' ', 'mako', ' ', ' ')]


verbatim is to be replaced using <function html_verbatim at 0x7fdce8870620>


First occurence: " `mako`."
groups: (' ', ' ', 'mako', '.', '.')
named groups: {'begin': ' ', 'subst': 'mako', 'end': '.'}



**** The file after 2 "verbatim" substitutions ***
Text with a name like &#197;smund &#216;deg&#229;rd works in general.

<p></p>
This block (in format html)
triggers use of <code>mako</code>. For all formats, <code>mako</code> has
problem with non-ASCII characters anywhere in the text. The remedy
for all formats is to read the file with UTF-8 encoding. With --debug
one can see the internal str/unicode representation of the text
through the various stages of the text transformation process.

<p></p>
\( b = 1 \) is a value suggested by &#197;smund &#216;deg&#229;rd.

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*************** Working with tag "emoji"



*************** Working with tag "paragraph"



*************** Working with tag "plainURL"



*************** Working with tag "linkURL2v"



*************** Working with tag "linkURL3v"



*************** Working with tag "linkURL2"



*************** Working with tag "linkURL3"



*************** Working with tag "linkURL"



*************** Working with tag "chapter"



*************** Working with tag "section"



*************** Working with tag "subsection"



*************** Working with tag "subsubsection"



*************** Working with tag "linebreak"



*************** Working with tag "non-breaking-space"



************************************************************
str>>> The file after all inline substitutions:

Text with a name like &#197;smund &#216;deg&#229;rd works in general.

<p></p>
This block (in format html)
triggers use of <code>mako</code>. For all formats, <code>mako</code> has
problem with non-ASCII characters anywhere in the text. The remedy
for all formats is to read the file with UTF-8 encoding. With --debug
one can see the internal str/unicode representation of the text
through the various stages of the text transformation process.

<p></p>
\( b = 1 \) is a value suggested by &#197;smund &#216;deg&#229;rd.


************************************************************
str>>> The file after typesetting of tables:

Text with a name like &#197;smund &#216;deg&#229;rd works in general.

<p></p>
This block (in format html)
triggers use of <code>mako</code>. For all formats, <code>mako</code> has
problem with non-ASCII characters anywhere in the text. The remedy
for all formats is to read the file with UTF-8 encoding. With --debug
one can see the internal str/unicode representation of the text
through the various stages of the text transformation process.

<p></p>
\( b = 1 \) is a value suggested by &#197;smund &#216;deg&#229;rd.


************************************************************
str>>> The file after commenting out !split, !bpop, !epop, !bslidecell, !eslidecell, !bnotes, !enotes:

Text with a name like &#197;smund &#216;deg&#229;rd works in general.

<p></p>
This block (in format html)
triggers use of <code>mako</code>. For all formats, <code>mako</code> has
problem with non-ASCII characters anywhere in the text. The remedy
for all formats is to read the file with UTF-8 encoding. With --debug
one can see the internal str/unicode representation of the text
through the various stages of the text transformation process.

<p></p>
\( b = 1 \) is a value suggested by &#197;smund &#216;deg&#229;rd.


************************************************************
str>>> File before call to insert_code_and_tex (format html):


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Text with a name like &#197;smund &#216;deg&#229;rd works in general.

<p></p>
This block (in format html)
triggers use of <code>mako</code>. For all formats, <code>mako</code> has
problem with non-ASCII characters anywhere in the text. The remedy
for all formats is to read the file with UTF-8 encoding. With --debug
one can see the internal str/unicode representation of the text
through the various stages of the text transformation process.

<p></p>
\( b = 1 \) is a value suggested by &#197;smund &#216;deg&#229;rd.

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************************************************************
str>>> File after call to insert_code_and tex (format html):


<!-- ------------------- main content ---------------------- -->

Text with a name like &#197;smund &#216;deg&#229;rd works in general.

<p></p>
This block (in format html)
triggers use of <code>mako</code>. For all formats, <code>mako</code> has
problem with non-ASCII characters anywhere in the text. The remedy
for all formats is to read the file with UTF-8 encoding. With --debug
one can see the internal str/unicode representation of the text
through the various stages of the text transformation process.

<p></p>
\( b = 1 \) is a value suggested by &#197;smund &#216;deg&#229;rd.

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************************************************************
str>>> The file after inserting intro/outro and tex/code blocks, and fixing last format-specific issues:


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<!-- ------------------- main content ---------------------- -->

Text with a name like &#197;smund &#216;deg&#229;rd works in general.

<p></p>
This block (in format html)
triggers use of <code>mako</code>. For all formats, <code>mako</code> has
problem with non-ASCII characters anywhere in the text. The remedy
for all formats is to read the file with UTF-8 encoding. With --debug
one can see the internal str/unicode representation of the text
through the various stages of the text transformation process.

<p></p>
\( b = 1 \) is a value suggested by &#197;smund &#216;deg&#229;rd.

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str>>> The file after typesetting of admons and the rest of the !b/!e environments:


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Text with a name like &#197;smund &#216;deg&#229;rd works in general.

<p></p>
This block (in format html)
triggers use of <code>mako</code>. For all formats, <code>mako</code> has
problem with non-ASCII characters anywhere in the text. The remedy
for all formats is to read the file with UTF-8 encoding. With --debug
one can see the internal str/unicode representation of the text
through the various stages of the text transformation process.

<p></p>
\( b = 1 \) is a value suggested by &#197;smund &#216;deg&#229;rd.

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************************************************************
str>>> The file after potential removal of solutions, answers, hints, etc.:


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<!-- ------------------- main content ---------------------- -->

Text with a name like &#197;smund &#216;deg&#229;rd works in general.

<p></p>
This block (in format html)
triggers use of <code>mako</code>. For all formats, <code>mako</code> has
problem with non-ASCII characters anywhere in the text. The remedy
for all formats is to read the file with UTF-8 encoding. With --debug
one can see the internal str/unicode representation of the text
through the various stages of the text transformation process.

<p></p>
\( b = 1 \) is a value suggested by &#197;smund &#216;deg&#229;rd.

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