Hi-
I have a cshell script that I want to include in a Latex document.
Because of how the document is created it is most conveninent to
use the \input command. The cshell script is first reformatted to
look like this:
\begin{verbatim}
..contents of script goes here...
\end{verbatim}
and is renamed whatever.tex and placed in directory scripts
The main Latex file thus has \input{scripts/whatever}
With latex2html this fails in that verbatim seems to be ignored
and it then chokes on $-signs in the script. latex itself has no problems.
If I instead place the script file in the same directory as the main latex
file and use \input{whatever} it works fine.
Have I violated some rule as to where input files can reside?
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