[OS X TeX] \input and Texroot

[Claus Gerhardt]

I recommend to duplicate the original folder, highlight the folder and hit command-d, then rename the duplicated folder to your liking but leave its contents unchanged. Then you should have a working set up.

Claus


On May 31, 2014, at 13:37, Nitecki, Zbigniew H. <Zbigniew.Nitecki at tufts.edu> wrote:

> I am experiencing a problem for which I don't know how to provide a minimal example, and have no idea even where to look for a cause.
> I have been working on a book for some time, in which the individual sections are in separate files, named <section>.tex, and the accompanying exercises in files named <section>.ex.tex.  The master file, CalcThree.tex, calls them via \input{<section>}
> (resp. \input{<section>.ex}).  Each of the individual files starts with
>> %!TEX root =  CalcThree.tex
> 
> 
> All of these are in a single folder.
> I had a fully functioning version of this book, but need to do a major rewrite/revision.  So I created a new folder, and am one-by-one duplicating the section files, moving it to the new folder, renaming the file <section>.tex copy (reps. <section>.ex.tex) as  <section>14.tex (resp. <section>14.ex.tex), changing the root to
>> %!TEX root =  CalcThree14.tex
> changing my \input calls, and doing my revisions there.
> 
> All was going fine until I got to the exercises for the fourth section, originally in file dot.ex.tex.  I have the following weird situation: if I hit the "Typeset" tab from file dot14.ex.tex, the compiler works away on compiling the book until it gets to \input{dot14.ex} where it stops and gives me the error message: can't find file dot14.ex.  Same if I typeset from CalcThree14.tex.
> 
> What can possibly be going on, or more to the point, how can I work around this?  I've tried various versions of explicitly adding the .tex to calls, renaming the file, etc., all to no avail.
> 
> 
> Zbigniew Nitecki
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> Tufts University
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