Is there a way to tell l2h that latex created it's temporary files
someplace other than the directory where l2h is run from?
What I want to do is this: I have a whole bunch of .tex files in a
directory, and then have the subdirs that l2h creates *and* separate
directories for running latex for both letter and a4 paper. If my
documents are "api", "ext", "lib", "mac", and "tut", I want the
following layout:
./*.tex -- latex sources
./api/ -- HTML from api.tex
./ext/ -- HTML from ext.tex
./lib/ -- HTML from lib.tex
./mac/ -- HTML from mac.tex
./tut/ -- HTML from tut.tex
./perl/ -- perl support for l2h
./texinputs/ -- class and package files, etc.
./paper-a4/ -- "build area" for A4 version
./paper-letter/ -- "build area" for US Letter version
Is there a way to tell l2h "look over there" to get the *.aux files
and anything else it uses that latex creates? A command line switch
would be great.
Thanks!
-Fred
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Fred L. Drake, Jr.
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Corporation for National Research Initiatives
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