>I have just browsed through the archive for this mailing list, but
>I didn't seem to find an answer to my problem, so I am sorry if this is a
>repeatedly (annoying) question.
>
>When creating figures in Xfig, I use the "special mode", hence it is
>possible to include latex commands within the figure. The output is then a
>tex file named figure.pstex_t which contains picture environment commands
>and it also issues the epsfig command to include the file figure.pstex
>which is an eps-file.
>
>When I use latex2html on my document I get the warning that the
>figure.pstex files are too complex xxx... and the final output.html is
>zero bytes.
>
>Has anyone the solution to this problem?
Yes. Look inside latex2html.config for the place where $DONT_INCLUDE
is discussed. You want to add files ending in .pstex_t to the
list of files *not* to be included in the LaTeX2HTML processing.
This means that the \input or \include command is not expanded,
but passed intact to images.tex for processing.
There is a special syntax for this: ":.pstex_t"
(the ':' is a separator).
>
>It might be possible to change the pstex files to eps files, but
>this will take years (light years).
>
>PS: I think the images.tex file, also writes the wrong paths to the
>x.pstex files...
That is a separate problem, which is almost certainly fixed already
in later versions of LaTeX2HTML.
Update to v98.2 beta6 from the Darmstadt repository:
http://cdc-server.cdc.informatik.tu-darmstadt.de/latex2html/
Hope this helps,
Ross Moore
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