Use filename with underscore in \input statement
Kyung Kook Park
I am trying \input{filename_with_underscore}, which makes an error
looking like LaTeX is translating the underscores as special meaning.
I couldn't find the full description of \input command and
how to define its parameter in the manual.
I am using teTeX package of darwinport on MacOSX.
Is this a kind of bug?
Kyung
José Carlos Santos
If you are using the underscore package, load it with
\usepackage[strings]{underscore}
Best regards,
Jose Carlos Santos
Ulrike Fischer
> Hi, I am having a very annoying situation with \input command.
> I am trying \input{filename_with_underscore}, which makes an error
> looking like LaTeX is translating the underscores as special meaning.
No. It should work fine:
\documentclass{article}
\begin{document}
\input{test_with_under}
\end{document}
gives in the log
This is e-TeX, Version 3.141592-2.1 (MiKTeX 2.4) (preloaded
format=latex 2000.11.28) 16 FEB 2004 10:36
entering extended mode
**test.tex
(test.tex
....
(test_with_under.tex) [1
]
(test.aux) )
> I am using teTeX package of darwinport on MacOSX.
> Is this a kind of bug?
I don't know, I use MikTeX on Windows.
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Donald Arseneau
> Hi, I am having a very annoying situation with \input command.
> I am trying \input{filename_with_underscore}, which makes an error
> looking like LaTeX is translating the underscores as special meaning.
Sounds like. But LaTeX doesn't, so you will have to tell us what
packages you are using that might be making underscores special.
Donald Arseneau as...@triumf.ca
Arnau:D
Kyung Kook Park s'exprimait en ces termes :
Hi,
try
\begingroup
\catcode`\_=12\relax
\input{name_with_underscore}
\endgroup
Arnaud