At 14:55 29/05/2004, you wrote:
Le 28 mai 04, à 21:27, Henning Hraban Ramm a écrit :
Am Freitag, 28.05.04, um 10:16 Uhr (Europe/Zurich) schrieb Nikolai Weibull:
Probably not as good a reason as I think, but yes, the reason being that I want all texexec output to go into a separate directory.
Yes, I'd lik that idea very much too!
Sometimes, one have many (user) files in the main directory, One can creates subdirectories for well indentified files such as "figures" for all fil related to figure source (xfig, pstricks, matlab,...) But I think all context build files (and file derived from context like metopost files should go **by default** into a separate directory . (but not the main output file such as "myRaport.pdf" !)
Did you try texexec myfile --result=output/myfile
normally context will use a namespace for temp files (for that you need to set \protectbufferstrue in your local cont-sys.tex) you can run on a separate path with texexec.pl --runpath=e:\tmp\oeps test.tex (if this does not work, check texexec.pl: sub RunFiles { my $currentpath = cwd() ; # test if current path is writable if (! -w "$currentpath/texexec.tmp") { print " current path readonly : $currentpath\n"; if ($ENV["TEMP"] && -e $ENV["TEMP"]) { $RunPath = $ENV["TEMP"] ; } elsif ($ENV["TMP"] && -e $ENV["TMP"]) { $RunPath = $ENV["TMP"] ; } } # test if we need to change paths if (($RunPath ne "") && (! -w "$RunPath/texexec.tmp")) { print " changing to path : $RunPath\n"; $InpPath = $currentpath ; chdir ($RunPath) ; } # start working if ($PdfArrange) {