Taco Hoekwater wrote:
Hans van der Meer wrote:
MKii and MKiv differ in their behaviour of \input with respect to the
.tex suffix.
Consider the following program:
\starttext
reading file1.tex: \input file1\par
reading file1a: \input file1a\par
\stoptext
Processing with mkii reads both files, but mkiv chokes on the second
\input:
! I can't find file `file1a'.
<to be read again>
\par
l.3 reading file1a: \input file1a\par
This seems a very nasty difference to me, because it will necessitate
me to rename a great many files. Is this behaviour intended?
I would advise against using filenames without an extension, but
nevertheless it would be nice if aux.find_file (I hope I got the
function name right) would at least test for the existance of
./<filename>
Hans (Hagen), is that OK with you?
it's indeed in that function but i need to check it careful because i
don't want to mess up. I guess that i can do it just before here
if not done and doscan then
-- todo: slow path scanning
end
Hans
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