Problem with relative paths in Listings package.

[AdCs]

Hi,

I'm using the listings package to show source code. I have the source code in a directory named src and the tex file in another directory.

I have also declared a new command for working with source code:
  \newcommand{\codigo}[3]{
    \lstinputlisting[float,caption={#2},label={src:#3}]{#1}
  }

When I do \codigo{../src/main.cpp}{OneCaption}{OneLabel} in the tex file this happens: ! Package Listings Error: File `../src/main(.cpp)' not found

The error also appears if I do \lstinputlisting{../src/main.cpp}, but if I use absolute paths, everything goes fine.

Is there a way to use relative paths to show the source code? Absolute paths to aren't very flexible :(

Thanks!

[Ole Peter Smith]

In the directory where yousef run latex, can yousef 'ls' (dir on windows) the files yousef try to include?

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[AdCs]

Hi,

the structure is like this:

• Base dir: Main tex file. It includes the other tex files.
• reports: Various tex files. Among them, there is the one that includes the source code in src directory with my new command, \codigo.
  
• src: Source code files.
  

I run pdflatex against the main tex file in the base dir.