* Luis A. Escobar (2005-11-09) writes: > Ralf: thank you taking time to help me. > > I tried the snapshot you suggested, I got the same problem > Here you have the very few last lines where the errors in the make > are reported [...] > make[2]: Entering directory `/c/temp/auctexcurrent/preview/latex' > /c/PROGRA\~1/XEmTeX/bin/win32/tex '\nonstopmode \input bootstrap.ins' > make[2]: /c/PROGRA\~1/XEmTeX/bin/win32/tex: Command not found
It's not exactly the same problem because compared to the error you got with AUCTeX 11.81 there is only one backslash before the ~1 and not two. But this still is one too much. Can anybody tell me why we are quoting ~ anyway? The bash I am having here handles ~ inside strings quite nicely (no expansion). Are there other shells which fail on such things? > What is the file that is looking for? tex.exe? If so, then that > file is there. Well, that doesn't help if the installation routine cannot handle ~ in paths correctly. -- Ralf _______________________________________________ auctex mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/auctex
