Thanks Mojca,
(I put again the discussion on the list)
andrea valle wrote:
Thanks a lot,
It seems that it is exactly what I need,as I want to use pdfs.
Actually I'm able to scale, but not to shift.
I don't understand why not. Can you send an (non-working) example?
It seems to me that
Thanks Mojca,
(I put again the discussion on the list)
andrea valle wrote:
Thanks a lot,
It seems that it is exactly what I need,as I want to use pdfs.
Actually I'm able to scale, but not to shift.
I don't understand why not. Can you send an (non-working) example?
It seems to me that
andrea valle wrote:
Thanks Mojca,
(I put again the discussion on the list)
andrea valle wrote:
It seems to me that this:
Btw: take a look at the thread MetaFun questions in ConTeXt archive
and at the command naturalfigure(expr name) defined in mp-figs.mp.
externalfigure mptext.pdf
andrea valle wrote:
It seems to me that this:
% 1
...
and
% 2
...
...have the same results.
That's what I would expect as well, from identical input ;)
Taco
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ahem, yes.
Sorry, I forgot a % before a
shifted (3cm, 6cm);
in the second example
I suppose Mojca has already replied considering the %.
Thanks
-a-
On 13 Jun 2005, at 19:20, Taco Hoekwater wrote:
andrea valle wrote:
It seems to me that this:
% 1
...
and
% 2
...
...have the
Mojca Miklavec wrote:
andrea valle wrote:
But: is it possible to import an external figure inside metapost
giving it a precise place in terms of xy coordinates?
Sure:
externalfigure filename.pdf
xyscaled (theWidth, theHeight)
shifted (theLowerLeftX, theLowerLeftY);
(However, I
Hi to all,
newbie here, so please pardon me if I'm asking obvious things.
I'm a latex user, but I am fascinated by context.
I've a project and I'd like to know if it's possible to do it in
context.
The idea is the following:
I have to draw a directed graph representing relations between musical
andrea valle wrote:
But: is it possible to import an external figure inside metapost giving
it a precise place in terms of xy coordinates?
Sure:
externalfigure filename.pdf
xyscaled (theWidth, theHeight)
shifted (theLowerLeftX, theLowerLeftY);
(However, I don't know if
