[OS X TeX] paths in input & include
Arthur Snoke
snoke at vt.edu
Sat Feb 11 15:01:41 CET 2006
A work-around is, in FolderB, before texing,
ln -s ../FolderA folderb
And then use
\include{./folderb/File2}
(or \input f you do not want the new page, etc.)
This is what I used successfully with \includegraphics before I was told
about -R0
>>>> Superfolder
>>>> FolderA
>>>> File1
>>>> FolderB
>>>> File2
>>>>
>>>> In File1, I want to include File2.
>>
>> \documentclass[11pt]{book}
>> \begin{document}
>> This is text in File1
>> \include{../FolderB/File2}
>
> You probably just want \input{../FolderB/File2} here.
> \include will do a lot more than \input , namely:
> 1. start a fresh page
> 2. try to read a .aux file
> 3. will write a .aux file with counter values after the
> file has been processed;
> 4. maybe a few other things as well.
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