Package: chktex
Version: 1.6.4-1
Severity: normal
Hi!
I have a main thesis.tex file that includes other LaTeX files via \input.
Chktex supports this and tries to open most of them, but for a few it
does a weird thing. It copies the 4th and 5th character over the 3th
and 4th and then tries to open the file.
Relevant snippet from thesis.tex:
---
\input{00.preamble}
[...]
\input{10.introduction}
\input{20.preliminaries}
\input{30.finite_state}
\input{40.pushdown}
\input{50.parallel_pushdown}
\input{60.executable}
\input{70.conclusions}
---
Output of chktext (-n1 -n .... ) thesis.tex:
---
ChkTeX v1.6.4 - Copyright 1995-96 Jens T. Berger Thielemann.
chktex: WARNING -- Unable to open the TeX file `00.prammble'.
Warning 27 in thesis.tex line 5: Could not execute LaTeX command.
\input{00.preamble}
^^^^^^
chktex: WARNING -- Unable to open the TeX file `40.puhddown'.
Warning 27 in thesis.tex line 28: Could not execute LaTeX command.
\input{40.pushdown}
^^^^^^
chktex: WARNING -- Unable to open the TeX file `50.parallel_puhhdown'.
Warning 27 in thesis.tex line 29: Could not execute LaTeX command.
\input{50.parallel_pushdown}
^^^^^^
No errors printed; 3 warnings printed; 876 user suppressed warnings printed.
---
Note how it has no troubles opening 10.introduction.tex (no warnings),
20.preliminaries, etc., but fails for 00.preamble as it changes it into
00.prammble.
The only pattern I could discover is that the files start with a number
and then a dot and then a "p".
Kind regards,
Paul
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