The inputx package (not on CTAN, but provided in this tex.SE answer ) is pretty cool. It allows the the specication of additional search paths via \includepaths{{path/to/include1},{path/to/include2}}making it easier to reorganize files at will, without editing each \input argument.
A solution would include searching the paths defined in any \includepaths when searching for \input or \include.
A maybe-easier-to-achieve workaround could be to not panick and return, when inout is not found. I.e. being content with what bibtex files are findable.
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10 years ago
The inputx package (not on CTAN, but provided in this tex.SE answer ) is pretty cool. It allows the the specication of additional search paths via
\includepaths{{path/to/include1},{path/to/include2}}making it easier to reorganize files at will, without editing each\inputargument.A solution would include searching the paths defined in any
\includepathswhen searching for\inputor\include.A maybe-easier-to-achieve workaround could be to not panick and return, when inout is not found. I.e. being content with what bibtex files are findable.