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wrong \input resolution order #33
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Found the error, I actually wrote |
Hi,
Sorry for this late reply and thanks for the feedback.
I suppose that the file “grid.tex” contains some sort of complex LaTeX
tables. Would you get the same error if you try flattening an empty LaTeX
document that contains only this table (or this erroneous input directive)?
…On Tue, 20 Feb 2018 at 23:54, Markus Quade ***@***.***> wrote:
Found the error, I actually wrote\input{"../tables/grid.tex"} which
apparently causes an error.
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Yes, that file contains a complex, auto-generated table. It works just fine if I don't use quotes or place it so that I don't have to use the "..". Btw, I get a similar issue with figures. \includegraphics{"../figures/figure1.pdf"} is translated to ".._figures_figure1.pdf". The file get's copied but pdflatex cannot handle such a filename. |
The file structure is:
results.tex has the
\input{../tables/grid.tex}
command.It compiles just fine, but I think flap resolves the inner most input first, hence the file cannot be found.
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