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Hi, I've some trouble with modules and their (nested) input. The module is found (in context/user), but the input file, that is called inside that module (same dir), is not found. example: \usemodule[foo] % is found inside [t-foo.tex]: ... \input foo-bar \relax % same dir, but it's not found ... It seems, that only typescripts and modules are found inside my user dir. How can I change this behaviour? kpsewhich can find all files. Currently I'm using CTXDEVTXPATH to fix this, but there must be a better way. Thanks in advance Peter
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Peter Rolf wrote:
Hi,
I've some trouble with modules and their (nested) input. The module is found (in context/user), but the input file, that is called inside that module (same dir), is not found.
Works for me, so something else must be wrong. What is the exact log message? Taco
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Taco Hoekwater wrote:
Peter Rolf wrote:
Hi,
I've some trouble with modules and their (nested) input. The module is found (in context/user), but the input file, that is called inside that module (same dir), is not found.
Works for me, so something else must be wrong. What is the exact log message?
Sorry, *tex user malfunction*. The inclusion works here as well. It seems to be a problem of my environment file (which loads the module and a private style file with non default parameter setup for this module). I mixed this style file with the directly included files of the module. Too much confusion for me today. :( I skipped finding the error some time ago and 'fixed' it by copying all files into the local dir. What a mess! So thanks for the fast reply and I must apologize again for the noise. Greetings, Peter
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Peter Rolf wrote:
Taco Hoekwater wrote:
Peter Rolf wrote:
Hi,
I've some trouble with modules and their (nested) input. The module is found (in context/user), but the input file, that is called inside that module (same dir), is not found.
Works for me, so something else must be wrong. What is the exact log message?
Sorry, *tex user malfunction*. The inclusion works here as well.
It seems to be a problem of my environment file (which loads the module and a private style file with non default parameter setup for this module). I mixed this style file with the directly included files of the module. Too much confusion for me today. :(
I skipped finding the error some time ago and 'fixed' it by copying all files into the local dir. What a mess! So thanks for the fast reply and I must apologize again for the noise.
we should find a suitable punishment for this, like, "write an article for the maps" or "help patrick cleaning up the wiki" or so -)
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Peter Rolf wrote:
Hi,
I've some trouble with modules and their (nested) input. The module is found (in context/user), but the input file, that is called inside that module (same dir), is not found.
example:
\usemodule[foo] % is found
inside [t-foo.tex]: ... \input foo-bar \relax % same dir, but it's not found ...
It seems, that only typescripts and modules are found inside my user dir. How can I change this behaviour? kpsewhich can find all files.
Currently I'm using CTXDEVTXPATH to fix this, but there must be a better way.
did you run mktexlsr? there is no way that context can influence \input Hans
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Hans Hagen
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Peter Rolf
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Taco Hoekwater