#883 Make TXS aware of silently input files of classes/packages

[Denis Bitouzé]

Suppose a class (or package), say mysuperclass.cls, silently "\input"s a fixed configuration file, say mysuperclassconfigurationfile.tex (or mysuperclassconfigurationfile.cfg) located:

• either in the same folder as,
• or in a fixed subfolder of,

the .tex file using this class.

It could be nice to make TXS aware of this input through a mysuperclass.cwl, in order to let it display this configuration file in the structure tab when a .tex file using this class is open (just like it displays all the files explicitly input/included with \input/\include in this .tex file).

[accdragon]

I second this request. Using
%\newcommand{\includetex}{./include/mytexfolder/}
Or any other variation of this command (\def, with argument etc.) causes TXS to highlight the correcsponding file red in the structure view pane. \
makeatletter
\def\input@path{{"./include/mytexfolder/"}}
\makeatother
Exhibits the same behaviour.
Or am I just unaware of a way to declare a static path which TXS will respect, which is not in the parents .tex folder?
PS: If this is considered off topic, I apologize.

[Jan Sundermeyer]

@accdragon: you should takte a look at making an aproriate cwl file, see manual.

@Denis: this is not possible with the current control logic.
The class name is just used a filename for an cwl-file. Classes neither parsed not read.