Relative path problem (\input, \include) #1083

eisenreich · 2017-04-18T13:44:21Z

I'm trying to Include/Input some .tex files.
If I'm trying to do this the error message that the file wasn't found occurs. When I'm using the absolute path, to the file, it works.
After I wrote for example "\input{" then sublime text suggests me possible files which are deeper in hierarchy. But there still occurs the error.

Example:

main.tex
context/
-- tables.tex
-- tables/
--- table1.tex
--- table2.tex

Now I like to input files table1.tex and table2.tex into tables.tex.

r-stein · 2017-04-18T16:14:19Z

The paths in \input are relative to the tex root, hence you need to use \input{context/tables/table1.tex} inside tables.tex.

If you want to use relative paths you can use the import package (for which LaTeXTools also provides completions in the newest version).
Then you write in your main.tex

% ...
\usepackage{import}
% ...
\begin{document}
% ...
\subimport{context/}{tables.tex} % attention the / must be present

And in tables.tex

\input{tables/table1.tex}

r-stein · 2017-04-25T06:43:06Z

If you have no further questions I will close this issue.

eisenreich changed the title ~~Relative path problem~~ Relative path problem (\input, \include) Apr 18, 2017

r-stein added the question label Apr 18, 2017

r-stein closed this as completed Apr 25, 2017

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Relative path problem (\input, \include) #1083

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