Re: [AUCTeX] files with non-ascii characters and LaTeX as in TeXLive 2018

[jfbu]

Le 23/05/2018 à 12:33, jfbu a écrit :
> Hi Keita
> ....
> Can you please configure AUCTeX to issue this instead (I hope my mailer does 
> not add linebreaks)
>
> pdflatex  -file-line-error   
> "\nonstopmode\nofiles\PassOptionsToPackage{active,tightpage,auctex}{preview}\AtBeginDocument{\ifx\ifPreview\undefined\RequirePackage[displaymath,floats,graphics,textmath,sections,footnotes]{preview}[2004/11/05]\fi}"
>  "\input" {\\detokenize{prim\árias.tex}}
>
> indeed LaTeX's \input checks if there is an opening brace, if not it uses TeX's 
> form of \input and the \detokenize is no good. Alternative
>
> pdflatex  -file-line-error   
> "\nonstopmode\nofiles\PassOptionsToPackage{active,tightpage,auctex}{preview}\AtBeginDocument{\ifx\ifPreview\undefined\RequirePackage[displaymath,floats,graphics,textmath,sections,footnotes]{preview}[2004/11/05]\fi}"
>  "\expandafter\input" \\detokenize{prim\árias.tex}

The alternative (as you mentioned earlier \detokenize doesn't play well with 
\string# or with naked #, in the style of my previous post
> > > > > > > jfbu <address@hidden> writes:
> >
> > > Perhaps you can use this mouthful
> >
> > > pdflatex  -file-line-error   -interaction=nonstopmode 
> > > "\begingroup\ifdefined\UseRawInputEncoding\UseRawInputEncoding\fi\edef\x{\noexpand\input{\string#éàè\string~\string#.tex}}\expandafter\endgroup\x"

would be

pdflatex  -file-line-error   
"\nonstopmode\nofiles\PassOptionsToPackage{active,tightpage,auctex}{preview}\AtBeginDocument{\ifx\ifPreview\undefined\RequirePackage[displaymath,floats,graphics,textmath,sections,footnotes]{preview}[2004/11/05]\fi}"
 
"\begingroup\ifdefined\UseRawInputEncoding\UseRawInputEncoding\fi\edef\x{\noexpand\input{primárias.tex}}\expandafter\endgroup\x"

where the filename if containing # or ~ must have them escaped as \string# and 
\string~

I don't know what is proper quoting on Windows, but here on bash the á withing 
".." must not be shell-escaped.

The above works at my locale. It is the most powerful method because it can 
handle filenames with # and ~.

Best

Jean-François