>>>>> Andreas Hoenen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>> - One wants to customize the installed package. In this case he
>>> should provide his own .sty, and require/include the default latex
>>> style files as needed. For the XSL part, he should provide his own
>>> XSL entry point (-p option), and override the necessary templates in
>>> it (that's one of the XSL strengths). The benefit is to separate
>>> clearly what is specific from what is not, and you can even manage
>>> the differences as an extension package.
[...]
> Regarding the Debian package, I still consider omitting the internal
> TEXINPUTS setting with the next release, together with this change I
> would close the bug, if you agree.
Yes, this would allow for the usage pattern I'm interested in.
I still hope that there'd be a way to specify the default for
`-p' via an environment variable, though it's an upstream issue.
PS. It may make sense to retitle the bug prior to closing it, so that
the Debian changelog will be in better accordance with it.
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