Re: [CZT-Users] Single Z Spec In Multiple Latex Files

[Ray R. <ray...@gm...>]

The penny has dropped and I've sorted out the section / parents stuff.
 All is working.  Thanks.

On Wed, Sep 22, 2010 at 12:53 AM, Petra Malik <Pet...@ec...> wrote:
> Ray wrote:
>
>> I have 2 specifications, A.tex and B.tex.  There is a sequence of 4-5
>> schemas that both documents share in common so I refactored them into
>> a common tex file C.tex.  In the appropriate locations in A.tex and
>> B.tex I've inserted a \input{C} and "include" the common fragments.
>> However running java -jar czt.jar A.tex fails to type check as czt
>> does not appear to be processing the \input latex.
>
> CZT doesn't parse the latex outside Z paragraphs so doesn't know about
> the input command.
> What you can do is to declare named Z sections:
> In C.tex (at the beginning) you'd have something like:
> \begin{zsection}
>  \SECTION C \parents standard\_toolkit
> \end{zsection}
>
> and then in A.tex and B.tex you can declare section C as a parent:
> \begin{zsection}
>  \SECTION A \parents C
> \end{zsection}
>
> When Z section A is parsed, CZT tries to find parent section C by
> looking for a file C.tex (among other things).  You might have to let
> CZT know in which directory to look for file C.tex (and how to do this
> depends on which interface you are using).  So try whether just adding Z
> sections works.  If it can't find the file, we will have to figure out
> how to set the CZT path for the interface you are using (command
> line/jEdit/Eclipse).
>
> Petra
>
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