#408558 cannot handle local \input dependencies it seems

Package:
latex-make
Source:
latex-make
Submitter:
martin f krafft
Date:
2010-07-15 14:36:03 UTC
Severity:
important
#408558#3
Date:
2007-01-26 19:19:02 UTC
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lapse:~> make paper.dvi
make: `paper.dvi' is up to date.
lapse:~> touch parts/second.tex
lapse:~> make paper.dvi
make: `paper.dvi' is up to date.
lapse:~> touch parts/one.tex
lapse:~> make paper.dvi
make: `paper.dvi' is up to date


See attached tarball for the files.
#408558#8
Date:
2007-01-26 21:09:00 UTC
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tags #408558 confirmed
thanks

martin f krafft a écrit :

Yes, I already know this bug. A quick workaround will be
to use full name (ie \input{parts/one.tex} instead of
\input{parts/one})
The correct fix would probably involve to use kpsewhich on
each detected dependencies instead of using them directly.
However, I've not found the time to write this yet...

  Best regards,
    Vincent
#408558#15
Date:
2010-07-15 13:29:05 UTC
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The bug is still alive.
#408558#20
Date:
2010-07-15 14:10:34 UTC
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  Yes. The same workaround is still available (add the file extension
to your \input argument). You can also manually specify your
dependencies in the Makefile.
  Or you can write a patch...

  I'm sorry I never found the time/motivation to rewrite LaTeX-Make
with the use of kpsepath for now. It is on my todo list but with a low
priority as the current state of the software is enough for what I need.

  Regards,
    Vincent
#408558#25
Date:
2010-07-15 14:32:16 UTC
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Ok, thank you very much for your answer. I just posted to "ping" the bug,
and to inform about what I saw.

I would like to do so, but I'm afraid I have neither time nor knowledge...
I'll keep using the workaround.

Nothing to sorry about, you did a great work with this package, from my
point of view :)

Best,
Luis