> Patrick Häcker <pat_h@web.de> writes: > > The last thing I am curious about is the program name. So if texdoc is > > getting the paths, does it use "texdoc", "doc", "latex" or something > > completely different as its program name? I am asking because only if > > "doc" is used, my home directory would be preferred to the system path > > (/usr/share/...) as far as I understood. At Mittwoch, 18. Juli 2012 Frank Kuester wrote: > Try > > kpsewhich --show-path 'TeX system documentation' > > and you know where to put your documentation files below ~/.tex/. Or > read the TDS. Sorry for bothering you again, but my problem just reoccurred and I do not understand it, as the behavior seems to contradict your explanations. If I enter the command, > ~/> kpsewhich --show-path 'TeX system documentation' | tr ":" "\n" I get the following output > /home/pat/.texmf-config/doc// > /home/pat/.tex/doc// > /home/pat/texmf/doc// > /etc/texmf/doc// > !!/var/lib/texmf/doc// > !!/usr/share/texmf/doc// > !!/usr/share/texlive/texmf/doc// > !!/usr/local/share/texmf/doc// > !!/usr/share/texlive/texmf-dist/doc// So the paths look as I want them to look. However, when I enter the command > ~/> texdoc -l autonum the order of the first two entries is different to my expectation (and my needs) > 1 /usr/share/texlive/texmf-dist/doc/latex/autonum/autonum.pdf > = Package documentation > 2 /home/pat/.tex/doc/latex/autonum/autonum.pdf > = Package documentation Could you please explain (again), what I am doing wrong or what I have to change to get the expected output? Cheers Patrick
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