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For the record, if you upload the TEX, arXiv autogenerates the PDF.
by ASipos 10y ago
For the record, if you upload the TEX, arXiv autogenerates the PDF.
- ctchocula 10y agoThe problem I face is that my papers is in multiple tex files in several folders connected to a main.tex using \includes. Is there a convenient option that will take care of this issue?
- rhaps0dy 10y agoThe latexpand perl script, the flatten and flatex programs. Please upload your papers in the future! :) https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/21838/replace-inputfilex-by-the-content-of-filex-automatically https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/21838/replace-inputf...
- sibrahim 10y agoI've had success using \import{subdir/}{BasenameInSubdir} from the import package. The basic (and unfortunate in a xkcd/1479 way) issue appears to be that the arXiv compile server doesn't allow writing to subdirectories. A subdir \include implicitly requires write access for the aux file.
- xvilka 10y agoSetting up something like webui for storing those files for every paper, something like gitlab or gogs, could really help. It could add more transparency, ability to add some feedback in the issues, and so on.