Patrick Gundlach wrote:
Hello Hans,
Well, I don't think you can do this. You can only get the name of the
main TeX file by using \jobname, but thats all. (Hopefully I didn't
miss some secret.) Different approach: put some info in your file with
a macro like \define\thisfile{/path/to/test.tex}. Or you can put some RCS
information in your file for example.
of course you missed a few secret:
\inputfilename
\outputfilename
\jobfilesuffix
don't look at the code, some catcode mess is involved
OK, I didn't. But the above still gives me the name of the main file
only:
there is also \currentfile
\starttext
\startlines
\inputfilename
\outputfilename
\jobfilesuffix
\stoplines
\input included
\readfile{included}{}{}
\stoptext
and in included.tex:
Included file:
\startlines
\inputfilename
\outputfilename
\jobfilesuffix
\stoplines
gives me:
test.tex
test
tex
Included file:
test.tex
test
tex
Included file:
test.tex
test
tex
Patrick
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