* kpse
@ 2005-08-16 8:44 Hans Hagen
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From: Hans Hagen @ 2005-08-16 8:44 UTC (permalink / raw)
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Hi,
The latest distribution has an experimental ruby kpse class in
kpsefast.rb (expects updates -). As far as i can measure it's not slower
than native kpse and once loaded in a ruby prog it's faster of than
reinvoking kpse each time; it can (optionaly) dump the database in a
home/temp path which halves loading time. I will probably use this
mechanism in the coming texexec/texutil (maybe also in texmfstart).
The associated variant of kpsewhich is 'tmftools' (no help yet). Apart
from basic kpsewhich functionality it will harbor more tree tools.
texmfstart tfmtools --analyze --root=/whatever/tex
texmfstart tfmtools --analyze --root=/whatever/tex
--trees=texmf,texmf-local
can be very instructive on duplicate files on your machine and point you
to problems. It has a --delete option which can be used as follows
texmfstart tfmtools --analyze --root=/whatever/tex --delete
"texmf-local/fonts/.*/lm"
this will remove dups in texmf-local (to be sure, one needs to pass
--force as well)
Hans
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