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nested includes
From: |
Eric Boucharé |
Subject: |
nested includes |
Date: |
Tue, 26 Aug 2003 20:53:50 +0200 |
Hello
I have used lout for 3 years, and I'm very happy of it. But here is
a little problem I meet.
I would like to make a document with nested includes. For example,
something like that
a top file called "tp" in ./
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@SysInclude {doc}
@Document
@InitialFont {Helvetica Base 10p}
@InitialLanguage{French}
//
@Text @Begin
@FullWidthRule // @D @B {titre du TP} // @FullWidthRule
@BeginSections
@Section
@Title{Introduction}
@Begin
@Include{"ex1/data"}
@End @Section
@EndSections
@End @Text
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a file called "data" in ./ex1/
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@Include{"images/sch1"}
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and another called "sch1" in ./ex1/images/
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@LP Il était une fois dans l'ouest ...
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My first idea was : lout will find the relative path for each included
file when I proceed the file with the command
lout tp>tp.ps
Actually, it finds the file "data", but not "sch1". I have to change
the path to @Include{"ex1/images/sch1"}.
Can someone tell me why it behaves like that ? Isn't there a solution
to use relative paths ?
Thanks
Eric
- nested includes,
Eric Boucharé <=