Angus Leeming wrote: > Well then, don't use convert, use gs. > > Use this as a converter from /any/ PostScript type file to ppm format: > > gs -q -dNOPAUSE -dBATCH -dSAFER -sDEVICE=pnm -sOutputFile=$$o $$i > > In addition, you should comment out the lines 422-426 in xformsImage.C > #ifdef HAVE_FLIMAGE_ENABLE_PS > // xforms recognises PS but not EPS > flimage_enable_ps(); > #endif > > If you're using xforms 0.88, you'll need to define also a converter from ppm > to xpm. I'd recommend ppmtoxpm. > > I think that this is probably the way to go anyway, as it'll let gs deal with > "nasty" PostScript files and not us. > > Try it out and let us know. > > Angus I'm using xforms-1.0rc4 with 1.2.x CVS I made the above changes in preferences for Postscript->PPM, and commented out the code in xformsGImage.C. No affect. But I don't understand how it should get from pnm to xpm.
Garst
