how do I print the current \graphicspath?

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Related to Is there a way to typeout the contents of \graphicspath .

However, I want to print the contents of Ginput@path to my document rather than search my log file for the contents in order to better trace out a weird bug I must have introduced somewhere. (\showthe or the even macro-ized in the prelude didn't do it.) probably trivially easy.

It is just the same as the answer you linked to. Just leave \typeout out, and it will go the the stream instead of the log. — gusbrs, Nov 03 '21 at 01:55

Don Hosek · Accepted Answer · 2022-08-23T14:42:16.597

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So that there's not an unanswered question lingering, making gusbr's answer explicit:

You could just expand it as normal

\makeatletter\Ginput@path\makeatother

but then you would not see the {} groups and any underscores in path names would cause problems. But it is just a standard TeX macro and so \meaning will show essentially the same string in the as \show would show in the log, so

\makeatletter
\texttt{\meaning\Ginput@path}
\makeatother

edited Aug 23 '22 at 14:42

answered Nov 03 '21 at 02:09

Don Hosek

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my bad---I thought makeat could be used only in the preamble. thx. – ivo Welch Nov 03 '21 at 16:33
Minor remark: there is a typo in the second example. It should be \makeatletter (with an e) – Icarus Aug 23 '22 at 06:10
@Icarus I made the edit—this is a community wiki answer, by the way, so anyone can edit it. – Don Hosek Aug 23 '22 at 14:43

how do I print the current \graphicspath?

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