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Package linegoal: each second use of them works differently



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This following-up question to interesting @Bernard answer. For some reason I test his solution, how it works if i repeat the same equation four times:



documentclass[twocolumn]{article}
usepackage{amsmath}
usepackage{linegoal}

%---------------- show page layout. don't use in a real document!
usepackage{showframe}
renewcommandShowFrameLinethickness{0.15pt}
renewcommand*ShowFrameColor{color{red}}
%---------------------------------------------------------------%
usepackage{lipsum}

begin{document}
lipsum[1]
begin{equation}
begin{aligned}
NUP_S
& =1- rlap{parbox[t]{linegoal}{probability of successfully finishing an SU service}}\[1ex]
& = 1 - frac{lambda_S(1-P^{BL}_S)(1-P^{FT}_S)}{lambda_S}\
& = P^{BL}_S + P^{FT}_S + P^{BL}_S P^{FT}_S\
NUP_S
& = P^{BL}_S + P^{FT}_S - P^{BL}_S P^{FT}_S
end{aligned}
end{equation}
lipsum[2-3]
begin{equation}
begin{aligned}
NUP_S
& =1- rlap{parbox[t]{linegoal}{probability of successfully finishing an SU service}}\[1ex]
& = 1 - frac{lambda_S(1-P^{BL}_S)(1-P^{FT}_S)}{lambda_S}\
& = P^{BL}_S + P^{FT}_S + P^{BL}_S P^{FT}_S\
NUP_S
& = P^{BL}_S + P^{FT}_S - P^{BL}_S P^{FT}_S
end{aligned}
end{equation}
lipsum[4-5]
end{document}
begin{equation}
begin{aligned}
NUP_S
& =1- rlap{parbox[t]{linegoal}{probability of successfully finishing an SU service}}\[1ex]
& = 1 - frac{lambda_S(1-P^{BL}_S)(1-P^{FT}_S)}{lambda_S}\
& = P^{BL}_S + P^{FT}_S + P^{BL}_S P^{FT}_S\
NUP_S
& = P^{BL}_S + P^{FT}_S - P^{BL}_S P^{FT}_S
end{aligned}
end{equation}
lipsum[6-7]
begin{equation}
begin{aligned}
NUP_S
& =1- rlap{parbox[t]{linegoal}{probability of successfully finishing an SU service}}\[1ex]
& = 1 - frac{lambda_S(1-P^{BL}_S)(1-P^{FT}_S)}{lambda_S}\
& = P^{BL}_S + P^{FT}_S + P^{BL}_S P^{FT}_S\
NUP_S
& = P^{BL}_S + P^{FT}_S - P^{BL}_S P^{FT}_S
end{aligned}
end{equation}
lipsum[1-3]
end{document}


To my surprise, the results of equation code (after two compilation) are not the same as expected. each second has different formatted text:



enter image description here



I wonder, do I overlooked something in my test or the reasons is in some difference in used LaTeX installation. I use 64-bit MikTeX, upgraded yesterday.









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    This following-up question to interesting @Bernard answer. For some reason I test his solution, how it works if i repeat the same equation four times:



    documentclass[twocolumn]{article}
    usepackage{amsmath}
    usepackage{linegoal}

    %---------------- show page layout. don't use in a real document!
    usepackage{showframe}
    renewcommandShowFrameLinethickness{0.15pt}
    renewcommand*ShowFrameColor{color{red}}
    %---------------------------------------------------------------%
    usepackage{lipsum}

    begin{document}
    lipsum[1]
    begin{equation}
    begin{aligned}
    NUP_S
    & =1- rlap{parbox[t]{linegoal}{probability of successfully finishing an SU service}}\[1ex]
    & = 1 - frac{lambda_S(1-P^{BL}_S)(1-P^{FT}_S)}{lambda_S}\
    & = P^{BL}_S + P^{FT}_S + P^{BL}_S P^{FT}_S\
    NUP_S
    & = P^{BL}_S + P^{FT}_S - P^{BL}_S P^{FT}_S
    end{aligned}
    end{equation}
    lipsum[2-3]
    begin{equation}
    begin{aligned}
    NUP_S
    & =1- rlap{parbox[t]{linegoal}{probability of successfully finishing an SU service}}\[1ex]
    & = 1 - frac{lambda_S(1-P^{BL}_S)(1-P^{FT}_S)}{lambda_S}\
    & = P^{BL}_S + P^{FT}_S + P^{BL}_S P^{FT}_S\
    NUP_S
    & = P^{BL}_S + P^{FT}_S - P^{BL}_S P^{FT}_S
    end{aligned}
    end{equation}
    lipsum[4-5]
    end{document}
    begin{equation}
    begin{aligned}
    NUP_S
    & =1- rlap{parbox[t]{linegoal}{probability of successfully finishing an SU service}}\[1ex]
    & = 1 - frac{lambda_S(1-P^{BL}_S)(1-P^{FT}_S)}{lambda_S}\
    & = P^{BL}_S + P^{FT}_S + P^{BL}_S P^{FT}_S\
    NUP_S
    & = P^{BL}_S + P^{FT}_S - P^{BL}_S P^{FT}_S
    end{aligned}
    end{equation}
    lipsum[6-7]
    begin{equation}
    begin{aligned}
    NUP_S
    & =1- rlap{parbox[t]{linegoal}{probability of successfully finishing an SU service}}\[1ex]
    & = 1 - frac{lambda_S(1-P^{BL}_S)(1-P^{FT}_S)}{lambda_S}\
    & = P^{BL}_S + P^{FT}_S + P^{BL}_S P^{FT}_S\
    NUP_S
    & = P^{BL}_S + P^{FT}_S - P^{BL}_S P^{FT}_S
    end{aligned}
    end{equation}
    lipsum[1-3]
    end{document}


    To my surprise, the results of equation code (after two compilation) are not the same as expected. each second has different formatted text:



    enter image description here



    I wonder, do I overlooked something in my test or the reasons is in some difference in used LaTeX installation. I use 64-bit MikTeX, upgraded yesterday.









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      This following-up question to interesting @Bernard answer. For some reason I test his solution, how it works if i repeat the same equation four times:



      documentclass[twocolumn]{article}
      usepackage{amsmath}
      usepackage{linegoal}

      %---------------- show page layout. don't use in a real document!
      usepackage{showframe}
      renewcommandShowFrameLinethickness{0.15pt}
      renewcommand*ShowFrameColor{color{red}}
      %---------------------------------------------------------------%
      usepackage{lipsum}

      begin{document}
      lipsum[1]
      begin{equation}
      begin{aligned}
      NUP_S
      & =1- rlap{parbox[t]{linegoal}{probability of successfully finishing an SU service}}\[1ex]
      & = 1 - frac{lambda_S(1-P^{BL}_S)(1-P^{FT}_S)}{lambda_S}\
      & = P^{BL}_S + P^{FT}_S + P^{BL}_S P^{FT}_S\
      NUP_S
      & = P^{BL}_S + P^{FT}_S - P^{BL}_S P^{FT}_S
      end{aligned}
      end{equation}
      lipsum[2-3]
      begin{equation}
      begin{aligned}
      NUP_S
      & =1- rlap{parbox[t]{linegoal}{probability of successfully finishing an SU service}}\[1ex]
      & = 1 - frac{lambda_S(1-P^{BL}_S)(1-P^{FT}_S)}{lambda_S}\
      & = P^{BL}_S + P^{FT}_S + P^{BL}_S P^{FT}_S\
      NUP_S
      & = P^{BL}_S + P^{FT}_S - P^{BL}_S P^{FT}_S
      end{aligned}
      end{equation}
      lipsum[4-5]
      end{document}
      begin{equation}
      begin{aligned}
      NUP_S
      & =1- rlap{parbox[t]{linegoal}{probability of successfully finishing an SU service}}\[1ex]
      & = 1 - frac{lambda_S(1-P^{BL}_S)(1-P^{FT}_S)}{lambda_S}\
      & = P^{BL}_S + P^{FT}_S + P^{BL}_S P^{FT}_S\
      NUP_S
      & = P^{BL}_S + P^{FT}_S - P^{BL}_S P^{FT}_S
      end{aligned}
      end{equation}
      lipsum[6-7]
      begin{equation}
      begin{aligned}
      NUP_S
      & =1- rlap{parbox[t]{linegoal}{probability of successfully finishing an SU service}}\[1ex]
      & = 1 - frac{lambda_S(1-P^{BL}_S)(1-P^{FT}_S)}{lambda_S}\
      & = P^{BL}_S + P^{FT}_S + P^{BL}_S P^{FT}_S\
      NUP_S
      & = P^{BL}_S + P^{FT}_S - P^{BL}_S P^{FT}_S
      end{aligned}
      end{equation}
      lipsum[1-3]
      end{document}


      To my surprise, the results of equation code (after two compilation) are not the same as expected. each second has different formatted text:



      enter image description here



      I wonder, do I overlooked something in my test or the reasons is in some difference in used LaTeX installation. I use 64-bit MikTeX, upgraded yesterday.









      share














      This following-up question to interesting @Bernard answer. For some reason I test his solution, how it works if i repeat the same equation four times:



      documentclass[twocolumn]{article}
      usepackage{amsmath}
      usepackage{linegoal}

      %---------------- show page layout. don't use in a real document!
      usepackage{showframe}
      renewcommandShowFrameLinethickness{0.15pt}
      renewcommand*ShowFrameColor{color{red}}
      %---------------------------------------------------------------%
      usepackage{lipsum}

      begin{document}
      lipsum[1]
      begin{equation}
      begin{aligned}
      NUP_S
      & =1- rlap{parbox[t]{linegoal}{probability of successfully finishing an SU service}}\[1ex]
      & = 1 - frac{lambda_S(1-P^{BL}_S)(1-P^{FT}_S)}{lambda_S}\
      & = P^{BL}_S + P^{FT}_S + P^{BL}_S P^{FT}_S\
      NUP_S
      & = P^{BL}_S + P^{FT}_S - P^{BL}_S P^{FT}_S
      end{aligned}
      end{equation}
      lipsum[2-3]
      begin{equation}
      begin{aligned}
      NUP_S
      & =1- rlap{parbox[t]{linegoal}{probability of successfully finishing an SU service}}\[1ex]
      & = 1 - frac{lambda_S(1-P^{BL}_S)(1-P^{FT}_S)}{lambda_S}\
      & = P^{BL}_S + P^{FT}_S + P^{BL}_S P^{FT}_S\
      NUP_S
      & = P^{BL}_S + P^{FT}_S - P^{BL}_S P^{FT}_S
      end{aligned}
      end{equation}
      lipsum[4-5]
      end{document}
      begin{equation}
      begin{aligned}
      NUP_S
      & =1- rlap{parbox[t]{linegoal}{probability of successfully finishing an SU service}}\[1ex]
      & = 1 - frac{lambda_S(1-P^{BL}_S)(1-P^{FT}_S)}{lambda_S}\
      & = P^{BL}_S + P^{FT}_S + P^{BL}_S P^{FT}_S\
      NUP_S
      & = P^{BL}_S + P^{FT}_S - P^{BL}_S P^{FT}_S
      end{aligned}
      end{equation}
      lipsum[6-7]
      begin{equation}
      begin{aligned}
      NUP_S
      & =1- rlap{parbox[t]{linegoal}{probability of successfully finishing an SU service}}\[1ex]
      & = 1 - frac{lambda_S(1-P^{BL}_S)(1-P^{FT}_S)}{lambda_S}\
      & = P^{BL}_S + P^{FT}_S + P^{BL}_S P^{FT}_S\
      NUP_S
      & = P^{BL}_S + P^{FT}_S - P^{BL}_S P^{FT}_S
      end{aligned}
      end{equation}
      lipsum[1-3]
      end{document}


      To my surprise, the results of equation code (after two compilation) are not the same as expected. each second has different formatted text:



      enter image description here



      I wonder, do I overlooked something in my test or the reasons is in some difference in used LaTeX installation. I use 64-bit MikTeX, upgraded yesterday.







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