Hello Jay,
It would be easy enough to have ps2image create the necessary
directory, but another problem is that file.ps will be created as
./dir/file.ps. This would occur (in texfile.makeimage) before ps2image is called, and if htmldirectory isn't ".", then the png file
will be htmldir/dir/file.png. So both directories ./dir and
htmldir/dir would have to exist. It would be nice if file.ps were just
./file.ps, but the ps file name is made by TeX based on the image name
dir/file, and I don't know how to (reasonably) strip off the directory
name in TeX.
Well, so let us convince the \endimage macro to generate only the filename (file.ps) instead of (dir/file.ps).
I have not incorporated it locally into my hyperlatex.sty but as you can see from the attachment, it should be enough to replace the line
\jobname.dvi\space>[EMAIL PROTECTED]
in the \endimage macro by
\jobname.dvi\space>[EMAIL PROTECTED]
(of course after placing the \strip macro somewhere into the code).
Whether you include the .ps or write it behind } does not matter.
The only restriction of my \strip macro is, that filenames (including dirs) should not contain a semicolon (;) right after a slash (/). (I don't think that is a big restriction.)
Ah, and don't forget to convince ps2image to remove this temporary .ps file.
Hope that helps
Ralf
BTW, I still somehow favour an environment where I don't have to give a filename argument.
xxx.tex
Description: applicatioin/tex
