On Mon, 17 Feb 2025, denis.ma...@unibe.ch wrote:
> Hi,
> I have a (simplified) project structure like this:
>
> root-folder
> /asset
> /tex
> /results
> /source
>
> My tex file is stored under assets, the source is an xml file under source,
> the pdf should be saved under results.
>
> If I call context from within the assets folder, the pdf is created as
> expected, but if I call context from the results folder, I get an error
> message saying that the xml file is not found. As the file is created
> properly when I call context from the assets folder, I assume context
> performs lookups based on the calling location (not the file location). Is
> that correct? Is there a simple way to call context from the results folder
> and still have the sources found, or do I have to call context from the
> assets folder and copy/move the result afterwards?
(Untested): Context also searches for a file in the parent folder and
grand-parent folder. So, something like
\input assets/file.tex
or
\processxmlfile{source/file.xml}
should work when called from the results folder.
Aditya
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