I have my document build-up with a main, where I include files which are located in a lower directory, e.g. docdir/main.tex - links to: docdir/chapters/chapter1.tex. And in TeXmaker I use the masterdocument option (Options - Define current document as Master Document), such that I can easily navigate in the PDF using ctrl-space and ctrl-click in the code and pdf, respectively. However, now I have this super odd error...
If I ctrl-click in chapter 2, I get immediately directed to the corresponding code. However, for chapter 3, I get the errormessage "You do not have read permission to this file", while in my file properties (windows) there is no read-only or whatever odd setting compared to the other files. I also tried to make a copy of the file, but this did not help either.
Do any of you know how to fix this, it is very annoying...
Texmaker version: 5.0.4 (edit: It was 5.0.2, I updated, but it did not solve it)
EDIT : I found this question, where the error is solved by using \include{chapters/chapter1} instead of \input{chapters/chapter1}, however this leaves an ugly white page. But it solves the convenience problem :P
5.0.4, update it and check if the problem persists. – AndréC Aug 28 '20 at 08:44includemethod, and changing it back toinput, the error does not occur anymore... magic! – seaver Aug 28 '20 at 14:45