htlatex? (was: Re: [OS X TeX] htlatex, latin modern, etc.)
Eitan Gurari
gurari at cse.ohio-state.edu
Mon Apr 4 14:40:31 CEST 2005
> I thought the stuff was being created in and read from the
> *current* directory.
This observation is correct for the present htlatex script (which the
i-installer provides). That is not the case for a few years old
script.
The old htlatex script tries to execute the following commands.
latex Documents/TeXShopfiles/filename
tex4ht Documents/TeXShopfiles/filename
t4ht Documents/TeXShopfiles/filename
Each of the above commands looks for its file in directory
Documents/TeXShopfiles/. The new script tries to execute the following
commands.
latex Documents/TeXShopfiles/filename
tex4ht -f/Documents/TeXShopfiles/filename
t4ht -f/Documents/TeXShopfiles/filename
The -f/ prefix tells tex4ht.c and t4ht.c to discard the path before
the file name.
> So when pwd is ~ and you type
> htlatex
> it goes wrong but when pwd is Documents/TeXShopfiles and you type
> htlatex filename
> it should work.
That was the case with the old script. Under the current script both
cases should work fine.
-eitan
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