Elie Roux wrote:
Hans Hagen a écrit :
Of course, texio.sprint("\write2{titi}") is forbiden, as the idea
would be to eventually overwrite \write...
tex.sprint("\write2{titi}")
is ok and of course you can use io.open and friends
The idea was precisely to do it without the write macro... and the idea
is to write in the aux file, this means something that will be opened
with TeX (I can't do anything about it).
I hope there is a solution...
writing to such a file involves buffering and such and the lua and tex
file handling is isolated; the tex.sprint method is pretty save
on the long term we might provide more tex.<primitive> support; there
are more primitives not accessible from lua now) but don't count on that
too much on the short term; the focus is currently on getting math
support done, and after that to sort out some tracker items and do some
cleanup; after that comes a period of stabilization towards version 0.50
and then next year a new round of thingies.
so, if i were you i'd just go for the tex.sprint method and revision it
when other means come available (most of the luatex related code i wrote
was rewritten several times and probably will be rewritten as we
proceed; keep in mind that much is still experimental; btw, around 0.50
we will define the stable subset so far)
Hans
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