Sorry for the delay in the response. > | Please reduce your test case as much as possible. Then gzip the > | resulting latex file(s) (and ps, eps files if any) necessary to > | reproduce the crash. Send this gzip file to the bug report. That > | would be very useful in tracking down the problem. > > Sure. The attached package contains the minimal LaTeX source > file that reproduces the error. It also contains the class file > used and an EPS file included in the LaTeX file. The LaTeX source > compiles cleanly with > > $ TEXINPUTS=.: latex test4.tex > > Note that texemacs issues the same error message even when the EPS > file does not exist and that without the \includegraphics command, > texemacs reads the file without error.
I have reduced your test case further. Please see the attached
texmacs-error2.tar.gz . There is no need for the agutex.cls .
>From the new tes4.tex in texmacs-error2.tar.gz, I found out that the
problem is with the statement.
\includegraphics[width=39pc]{samplefigure.eps}
If this statement is changed to
\includegraphics{samplefigure.eps}
then texmacs is able to import the file fine. I will ask about it in
the texmacs-user mailing list and try to forward the bug upstream if
necessary.
raju
texmacs-error2.tar.gz
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