[l2h] graphicx vs. graphics

[Diab Jerius]

In v. 2002-1, the style files graphics and graphicx are identical.
However, the format of the argument lists for includgraphics differs
between the two packages. This leads to problems when converting complex
graphicx includegraphics.  I've attached a revised version of
graphix.perl which processes the arguments more appropriately.

Thanks,
Diab

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# graphics.perl
#    by Bruce Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
# Support of the graphics.sty standard LaTeX2e package
#    with `standard argument format'
# See graphics-support.perl
# ====================================================================== 
do_require_package('graphics-support');

# Package Options
sub do_graphics_dvips {}
sub do_graphics_draft {} # What'd be the point?
sub do_graphics_final {}
sub do_graphics_hiresbb {}
sub do_graphics_hiderotate { 
  map($GRAPHICS_OPTHIDE{$_}=1, @GRAPHICS_ROTATEOPTS); }
sub do_graphics_hidescale  { 
  map($GRAPHICS_OPTHIDE{$_}=1, @GRAPHICS_SCALEEOPTS); }

# ====================================================================== 
sub do_cmd_includegraphics {
  local($_)=@_;
  my $opt=x_next_optarg();
  my $file = x_next_arg();
  do_includegraphics($file, $opt, 
     "\\includegraphics".($opt && "[$opt]")."\{$file\}"); }

sub do_cmd_includegraphicsstar {
  local($_)=@_;
  my $opt=x_next_optarg();
  my $file = x_next_arg();
  do_includegraphics($file, $opt,
     "\\includegraphics*".($opt && "[$opt]")."\{$file\}"); }

# ====================================================================== 
1;