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> If you have a recent TeX distribution, `kpsepath sty' tells you the
> search path. If you see `//' in the output, that means that this
> directory and all its subdirectories and subsubdirectories and so on
> will be searched recursively for the file in question.
Hmmm. I only use TeX from LaTeX in Emacs. When I typed kpsepath sty
I got the following.
$kpsepath sty
kpsepath: sty: unknown format
Usage: kpsexpand: [options] string
Usage: kpsewhich: [options] pathtype filename
Usage: kpsepath: [options] pathtype
Valid options are the following:
-n progname : pretend to be progname to kpathsea
-m mode : set Metafont mode
-w : act like kpsewhich
-p : act like kpsepath
-v : act like kpsexpand
Valid pathtypes are:
gf : generic font bitmap
pk : packed bitmap font
base : Metafont memory dump
bib : BibTeX bibliography source
bst : BibTeX style files
cnf : Kpathsea runtime configuration files
fmt : TeX memory dump
mem : MetaPost memory dump
mf : Metafont source
mfpool : Metafont program strings
mp : MetaPost source
mppool : MetaPost program strings
mpsupport : MetaPost support files
pict : Other kinds of figures
tex : TeX source
texpool : TeX program strings
tfm : TeX font metrics
vf : virtual font
dvips_config : dvips config files
dvips_header : dvips header files
troff_font : troff fonts
>
> Also note that you might have to add an entry in the ls-R file for
> such a directory. There is a tool `texindex' (I think) which does
> this, or was it called mkls-lR?
Is this like the dir file for info files?
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