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| ID: | 1 🔗 |
|---|---|
| Status: | Closed (Fixed) |
| Category: | makeglossaries (Perl) |
| Version: | 1.7 |
| Date: | 2012-09-30 09:10:18 |
| Summary: | Does not work with subdirectories |
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I like to use pdflatex with its output-directory parameter, which puts all generated files into the directory supplied to this parameter. When I then call 'makeglossaries output/thesis' where "output" is the directory containing the aux, ist, acr etc. files, makeglossaries fails to add "output/" in front of the -s parameter, it calls makeindex like this:makeindex -s "thesis.ist" -t "output/thesis.alg" -o "output/thesis.acr" "output/thesis.acn"whereas it should do it like this:
makeindex -s "output/thesis.ist" -t "output/thesis.alg" -o "output/thesis.acr" "output/thesis.acn"Sadly, neither my Tex nor my Perl skills are sufficient to provide a mergeable fix, but I was able to fix it by deriving the pathname in sub makeindex by adding:
my $path = dirname($out); $ist = "$path/$ist";(and adding a use File::Basename; clause of course).
This produces a small artifact when no directory is used. In that case dirname adds "./" to the istfile name, but that's just a cosmetic nuisance. :)
Another way to fix this may be to include the path name in the .aux file, but I have no idea how to gather the directory in Tex...
Evaluation
makeglossaries v2.05 now has a-d option to specify the path in which to run makeindex/xindy.
(I think this is a more platform-independent solution to the problem.)
Comments
Comment from Alexander WeberDate: 2013-05-06 14:25:21 CDT
I'm using Version 2.06. If I use the "-d" argument, it still produces the same error.
Everything is fine but the "-s" argument at the makeindex call.
This is my commandline (were ./H is my aux-directory):
makeglossaries -d E:/THESIS/H/ E:/THESIS/H/MyFile
Here the message:
makeglossaries version 2.06 (2013-04-21) added glossary type 'main' (glg,gls,glo) makeindex -s "MyFile.ist" -t "E:/THESIS/H/MyFile.glg" -o "E:/THESIS/H/MyFile.gls" "E:/THESIS/H/MyFile.glo" ***Call to makeindex failed***
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