Ulrike Fischer wrote:
> The output-directory is not only for output-files. XeTeX must also be
> able to read from this folder, e.g. a toc-file or an aux-file. And if
> there is (in a latex compilation) an (older) foo.aux in the current
> folder and a new foo.aux in /dynamic-content you would want it to
> find the newer one.
Whether or not the file "foo.aux" in ../dynamic-content is newer,
it should be read in preference to the one in the current directory
because that is the defined behaviour when --output-directory=../dynamic-content
But the defined behaviour for :
o xetex --output-directory=../dynamic-content
E:/TeX/Projects/WBH/Welcome/foo.tex
must /surely/ be to process E:/TeX/Projects/WBH/Welcome/foo.tex, not
E:/TeX/Projects/WBH/Dynamic-content/foo.tex, which is what it does; the
"texinputs" path does not come into this, since
an explicit directory has been given. Furthermore, if both
E:/TeX/Projects/WBH/Welcome/foo.tex
and E:/TeX/Projects/WBH/Dynamic-content/foo.tex contain "\input
E:/TeX/Projects/WBH/Welcome/foo.aux", then E:/TeX/Projects/WBH/Welcome/foo.aux
is indeed \input as specified (i.e., the value of "texinputs" is ignored (as it
should be) because an explicit path to the file has been given).
Philip Taylor
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