>>>>> "Georg" == Georg Baum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Georg> Does the IsFileReadable() test only handle the case where a Georg> file is found via kpathsea, or is there another reason for it? It is for kpathsea, indeed (for example I keep my bib files in one special place). >> + else if (!buffer->niceFile) >> + return fname; Georg> Does this mean that the .bib files are found because [EMAIL PROTECTED] Georg> is set in Buffer::makeLaTeXFile()? I think it would be better Georg> to be explicit and use an absolute name then. At least we Georg> should change the comment in Buffer::makeLaTeXFile() (in 1.4). But fname_ /is/ an absolute path. Georg> I don't think that normalize_name() is suitable for more Georg> general use in this form, or are included .tex or graphics Georg> files also searched via kpathsea? Yes, they are. For example, one could have their organization logo placed as an eps in some place where latex searches by default. And insetgraphics should be able to use them. This would require to use findtexfile() in several places. I am not sure how difficult it is though. I did it for bibtex because I do use BIBINPUTS for that. JMarc
