On Jan 23, 2008 7:11 AM, Jean Magnan de Bornier wrote:
Le 22 janvier à 23:24:31 Arthur Reutenauer écrit notamment:
| > Actually, depends on your shell. In some shells, you will have to run | > source setuptex.
| Or even ". ./setuptex", actually. Anyway, you can check that it has | correctly been sourced by checking that CTXMINIMAL is set (echo $CTXMINIMAL).
| Arthur
Shell problem actually! I use zsh, and ". setuptex" produces this: .: aucun fichier ou répertoire de ce type: setuptex
while ". ./setuptex" or just "./setuptex" produces: Setting "/home/jean/lua/context/tex" as TEXROOT.
Yes, but the variables are set only locally then. Perhaps I will try to detect that and warn the user. What about source setuptex ? Another alternative is to set these variables in the file where you initialize the shell.
./setuptex:149: unmatched "
What does that mean? Does setuptex contain other bugs or is it only a shell problem?
If I switch to bash and ". setuptex" : "echo $CTXMINIMAL" says "yes", but after a mktexlsr or texhash my module is still not found :-(
Upercase or lowercase names? Mojca