TeX - LaTeX Asked by jfernandz on June 22, 2021
Well, first I’m aware there are similar questions, in particular I’ve read this one and it was useful because I’ve solved my problem by using
ProvidesClass{../mydocumentclass}
But I’m not sure this is a real solution, my project tree is the following:
myproject
├── mydocumentclass.cls
├── english_version/main_english.tex
├── spanish_version/main_spanish.tex
So the point isn’t to have several document classes for the same project (stored in a folder called Classes
as in the referenced question), but the same document class for two different versions.
Of course I’d like to share the document class between them and I wouldn’t like to have mydocumentclass.cls
duplicated
Another option that I didn’t tried is to make symbolic links. The point is I don’t like this behaviour where you can provide a doc class called ../mydocumentclasss
but then the command documentclass[]{}
will interpret ../
as the parent folder.
What do you think?
EDIT:
I’ve seen also this other answer but my idea is to do this from the tex code itself, I mean, no depending on the environment.
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