On Aug 20, 2009, at 11:43 PM, Philip K.F. Hölzenspies wrote:
latex failed
users_guide_tmp.tex:1380: Undefined control sequence \Documents.
users_guide_tmp.tex:1380: leading text: }
users_guide_tmp.tex:1380: Undefined control sequence \user.
users_guide_tmp.tex:1380: leading text: }
users_guide_tmp.tex:5782: Undefined control sequence \Documents.
users_guide_tmp.tex:5782: leading text: ...kurl{C:
\Documents~And~Settings\user\ghc}
users_guide_tmp.tex:5782: Undefined control sequence \user.
users_guide_tmp.tex:5782: leading text: ...kurl{C:
\Documents~And~Settings\user\ghc}
users_guide_tmp.tex:5782: Undefined control sequence \ghc.
users_guide_tmp.tex:5782: leading text: ...kurl{C:
\Documents~And~Settings\user\ghc}
users_guide_tmp.tex: File ended while scanning use of
\hy...@n@rmalise.
users_guide_tmp.tex: Emergency stop.
Error: latex compilation failed
make[2]: *** [docs/users_guide/users_guide.ps] Error 1
make[1]: *** [all_docs/users_guide] Error 2
Dear GHCers,
It seems the last error is also due to backslashes in windows paths in
the documentation. When I replace latex with a script that interrupts
for user interaction and manually change all paths in /tmp/tmpXXXXXX/
users_guide_tmp.tex to have double backslashes, it all works fine. Is
there a problem with the hyperref package that fails to properly
escape (i.e. insufficient verbatim) the contents of the \nolinkurl{}
macro, or should docbook have escaped the backslashes?
Regards,
Philip
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