Hi,
I'm using TeXworks and TeX Live. The project files are stored in several folders, e.g. .../Tex/Introduction/intro.tex and the main.tex-file is stored in .../Tex/main.tex
I put the command % !TEX root = //homefolderOnServer/.../Tex/main.tex
at the beginning of the file intro.tex, but on compilation it tries to access the file path //homefolderOnServer.../Tex/Introduction///homefolderOnServer/.../Tex/main.tex and subsequently can't read the main.tex file.
Can anyone tell me why TeXworks joins the file paths of the intro and main file? And how do I prevent this?
Thanks!
Found the solution by myself.
It works if I use a relative path: /../main.tex
...so simple.
TeXworks ⇒ Root File Definition
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denisyuk23
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Root File Definition
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denisyuk23
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Re: Root File Definition
Found the solution by myself.
It works if I use a relative path: /../main.tex
...so simple.
It works if I use a relative path: /../main.tex
...so simple.