Do you have any idea how this could be fixed?
When I run the current texi2dvi in a directory named `x~', I do not get
an error in the default ("local") --build mode, as Christian (hi
Christian) is apparently invoking it. So maybe try the current source
from CVS, to see if that works now?
It still fails in --build=tidy or =clean mode, since then texi2dvi runs
in a temp directory. So to get access to the original working dir in
that case, it adds pwd to TEXINPUTS as an absolute directory. I don't
see any eas way to deal with that. Change the catcode of ~ on the
command line? Ugggh ...
It's quite urgent, since version numbers and hence directory names
with ~ in them are now becoming more and more common in Debian.
How unfortunate. Not that it matters now, but I'm curious -- why/how
was that character chosen?
Best,
Karl
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