clone 400058 -1
reassign -1 texlive-base-bin
thanks
Ralf Stubner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> * Use hardcoded /usr/share/texmf-tetex or /usr/share/texmf-texlive in
> texdoctk in tetex and texlive packages, respectively.
>
> * make texdoctk support a array of directories to search and populate
> that tree by parsing kpsewhich's output properly.
Actually there's a third possibility:
* make texdoctk support two texmfdist trees, hardcoded:
@@ -32,8 +51,8 @@
my $srchflag=0;
my $tmpfno;
# system variables
-my ($texmfmain,$texmfdist,$texmfdoc,$texmflocal,$texmfhome,
- $texdocpath,$distdocpath,$docdocpath,$localdocpath,$homedocpath,
+my
($texmfmain,$texmfdist_tetex,$texmfdist_texlive,$texmfdoc,$texmflocal,$texmfhome,
+
$texdocpath,$distdocpath_tetex,$distdocpath_texlive,$docdocpath,$localdocpath,$homedocpath,
$datadir,
$dvi_viewer,$dvips_conv,$ps_viewer,$pdf_viewer,
$pdfps_conv,$html_viewer,$htmlps_conv,$htmlps_redir,
@@ -637,7 +656,7 @@
sub finddoc {
my($slcdoc,$slc,$parframe)[EMAIL PROTECTED];
my ($dummy,$status);
- SLCDOCFIND: foreach ($texdocpath,$distdocpath,$docdocpath) {
+ SLCDOCFIND: foreach
($texdocpath,$distdocpath_tetex,$distdocpath_texlive,$docdocpath) {
$slcdoc="$_/$slc";
if (-e $slcdoc) {
# found where it should be
@@ -720,7 +740,8 @@
my $found=0;
if ($docselect =~ /\.sty$/) {
STYPATH: foreach my $fullpath ("$texmfmain/tex/$docselect",
- "$texmfdist/tex/$docselect",
+ "$texmfdist_tetex/tex/$docselect",
+ "$texmfdist_texlive/tex/$docselect",
"$texmflocal/tex/$docselect",
"$texmfhome/tex/$docselect") {
if (-e $fullpath) {
and so on. I think we can claim that this will solve the bug; it's not
a nice solution, but I don't see any drawbacks unless someone expects to
be able to copy the texdoctk from a Debian binary package and use it on
a different system.
Thanks for giving your input, I would not have had that idea without
seeing your two, seemingly contradicting suggestions...
I'll test now, why not two tetex-bin uploads on one day...
Regards, Frank
--
Dr. Frank Küster
Single Molecule Spectroscopy, Protein Folding @ Inst. f. Biochemie, Univ. Zürich
Debian Developer (teTeX/TeXLive)
