[tex-live] texdoc can't find texmf.cnf
Manuel Pégourié-Gonnard
mpg at elzevir.fr
Mon Jun 23 00:52:51 CEST 2008
Jonathan Kew scripsit (23.06.2008 00:03)
> Yes, that helps - thanks!
>
Phew!
> One other issue: the default viewer commands for unix-like systems in the
> script are not appropriate for OS X, where it's not "standard" to have X11
> and any X-based tools installed. I'm sure there's a way for users to
> override these settings, but it would be good if the built-in defaults
> worked wherever possible.
>
That is on the (pre-release part of the) todo-list too. At the moment,
there's no way for the user to configure things, and the defaults are actually
not suited to OS X (and even for other Unixes it could be good to have a list,
some people may prefer have acroread/evince/kpdf/whatever instead of xpdf).
I'm unfamiliar with the OS X world: is open supposed to always work, or should
we also test a list of programs on OS X (when the feature will be
implemented)? And, just curious, is the user able to configure which actual
program is used by open?
> A suggested patch follows; I'm don't know if "os.name" is the best thing to
> test; that was just a guess as to what might be available, but seems to
> work here.
Thanks a lot. I think os.name is indeed the right thing to test (there is
only os.type and os.name according to texlua's ref). Commited, r8944. Also
using os.type now.
Manuel.
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