> > c. Can you put the jar file somewhere on the web and provide a pointer to > > it. At my place I don't (yet) have the jar-ed distribution. The script > > instruction I provide takes the form > > > > .4oo java -classpath %%~/texmf-dist/tex4ht/bin xtpipes > > -i %%~/texmf-dist/tex4ht/xttl/ > > -o %%0.4oo %%0.tmp > > > > so I wonder whether the problem is not just in the missing -classpath > > part. > > Currently, the -i record should point just to the xttl directory. > > Is the "-classpath" also searched for files included by the "-i" > directive? > > I should have checked with you whether conversion/packing to ".jar" > would affect the program in anyway. > > The reason I did this conversion for the Debian package is that this > is the recommended way to distribute classes in Debian.
Kapil, xtpipes searches *.4xt script files under the directories given by the -i switch. If it does not find a script file under those directories, it searches the file under the directories provided by the -classpath switch. xtpipes is a stand alone utility incorporated into tex4ht quite recently. There are a few changes I still want to do with the organization of its directories. Under the modified organization I'll expand the directories listed under the -i switch, and the -classpath directories will not include .4xt script files. I think it is a good idea to use the .jar file. I want to use it also in the distribution of tex4ht. I asked for a pointer to the .jar file to try getting a compatible setup. -eitan -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
