Change print flag to -print

Makefile

@@ -135,8 +135,8 @@ print: $(tex_print_pdfs)  # Builds a print Version from all *.tex files.
 
 # In the cookbook.tex is defined that when jobname contains print
 # the print version is made
-%print.pdf: %.tex  # Get the print version of the tex file
-	@$(LATEXMK) $(LATEXMK_FLAGS) --jobname='%Aprint' $<
+%-print.pdf: %.tex  # Get the print version of the tex file
+	@$(LATEXMK) $(LATEXMK_FLAGS) --jobname='%A-print' $<
 
 PANDOC_TEMPLATE = $(strip $(shell grep "^template:" pandoc/defaults.yaml | cut --delimiter=":" --field=2)).latex
 PANDOC_TEMPLATE_DIR = ~/.pandoc/templates

cookbook.tex

@@ -17,17 +17,18 @@
 % The variable \jobname is used, because it is the only one which can be passed
 % to a latex job.
 % https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/5228/can-one-tex-file-output-to-multiple-pdf-files
-% If this variable is set to print, the print variable is set true and the print version is made.
+% If \jobname is set to -print, the local print variable is set true and the print version is made.
 % If it isn't set or something else, the print variable is set false and the normal version is made.
-% The command to receive the print version: latexmk -jobname=print
+% We thereby use -print as "key" to avoid printing the printversion for files named "fingerprint.pdf"
+% or contain why the hell else print in there name.
+% The command to receive the print version: latexmk --jobname=-print
 % The command to receive the normal version: latexmk
-% lualatex -jobname=print --shell-escape cookbook.tex
 
 \IfSubStr{\jobname%
 }{%
     % LaTeX is a fucking nightmare: `\jobname` doesn't contain normal category code for its
     % letters, so a hack is required, as usual:
-    \detokenize{print}% https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/197384/120853
+    \detokenize{-print}% https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/197384/120853
 }{%
     %True statement
     \def\print{true}