On 22.11.06 Martin Luder (martin_lu...@freesurf.ch) wrote: Hi Martin,
https://bugs.debian.org/399782 > I added the following rule to rules.ini: > > [fcd] > target = (.*)\.tex > source = \1.fcd > cost = 0 > rule = shell > command = fcd2tex $source $target > > If I understand the other rules in rules.ini and the documentation > correctly, this should run fcd2tex on every .fcd file rubber > encounters to convert it to a .tex file. > According to my understanding these rules tells rubber how to convert files, which should be included by TeX files (e.g. images). On the command line rubber always expects a TeX file. So in my opinion this is just a mis-understanding, what a rule is and how it can be used. > But when I run: > > $ rubber 1.fcd > > rubber assumes that 1.fcd is a .tex file and does not use my rule > (`rubber-info --rules 1.fcd` says so, too). > Hil,mar -- sigmentation fault
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