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Bug#182563: marked as done (tex doesn't recognize command line options in input file)



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From: Michal Bialoskorski <skorka@task.gda.pl>
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Subject: tex doesn't recognize command line options in input file
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Package: tetex-bin
Version: 2.0.1-2

special meaning of '%&' at first line of input file stopped working 
after 1.0.7 version of tetex

when you put at first line special chracters ('%&') tex should take
everthing after this characters as a commad line options. It was working
with versions 1.0.x of tetex

for example when I put at first line of 'myfile.tex' something like:

%& -translate-file=il2-pl 


and run:
 $ tex myfile.tex

it should be equivalent with:

 $ tex -translate-file=il2-pl myfile.tex


but it doesn't work like this... maybe I missed something.

regrads,
Michal.





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From: Michal Bialoskorski <skorka@task.gda.pl>
Subject: Re: Bug#182563: tex doesn't recognize command line options in input file
Date: Thu, 27 Feb 2003 11:23:16 +0100 (CET)

> But in this way this option is double in texmf.cnf, the same will be other
> options included by user. I think that this could cause a problem in
> future. Now tex takes the first value of 'parse_first_line' which appear
> in texmf.cnf. I'm not sure that in next releases, TeX it will behave like
> this. 

No one believes that TeX changes such basic behavior
in future.  Basically TeX is freezed already.

> In may opinon good idea would be to told that for ex. "the last occurence 
> of prarmeter is taken to texmf.cnf" and make this by update-texmf
> script...
> 
> Double the parameter in config file is never good idea.

If you dislike double parameter then you could modify
95NonPath.cnf and run update-texmf but this is not 
recommended.

When a new tetex changes content of texmf.cnf, you should 
choose one of the followings;

- replace 95NonPath.cnf with the new package version and
modify it again.

- retain old modified 95NonPath.cnf and compare it with
that of the new package and update it except your modification.

But if you add 94michal.cnf then texmf.cnf would be
updated and your modification will be reserved at any
time in the future.

Only when you believe there is no need to modify texmf.cnf
with 94michal.cnf, you might rename it as 94michal.bak and 
run update-texmf then texmf.cnf will be the newest default
one.

Anyway, this is not a bug but a new feature of teTeX.

Thanks for your interests in tetex.

			     2003.2.28(Fri)
-- 
 Debian Developer & Debian JP Developer - much more I18N of Debian
 Atsuhito Kohda <kohda@debian.org>
 Department of Math., Univ. of Tokushima



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