Am 11.05.2016 um 23:40 schrieb Uwe Stöhr:
Am 11.05.2016 um 22:11 schrieb Georg Baum:
Uwe, can you please tell what "broken" means?
LyXHTML still triggers the comand "convert" for the image conversions.
But in IM7 there is now only the command "magick".
As Richard wrote: LyXHTML does not trigger any special command. If
convert is called, then it is configured as converter, and other
conversions will not work either, so you need to find out why this
happens. I would bet that you will find the old convert command if you
go through the defined converters in LyX. The question is then whether
it was defined manually, or whether the installer did define it. If it
was the latter, then the installer needs to be fixed, if it was the
former, then you just need to remove it.
I do not believe that LyX does not work with IM 7. I believe that it is
a converter configuration issue.
I serached for "convert" through
the whole tree, and the onyl refernce I founf which needs to be looked
at is in
development/Win32/packaging/installer/setup/configure.nsh
Where there? I cannot find there anything related to convert. I
already updated the installer to detect both, IM6 and IM7.
On current master:
$ grep -rw convert development/Win32/packaging/
development/Win32/packaging/installer/include/filelist.nsh:
${FILE}rsvg-convert.exe"
development/Win32/packaging/installer/setup/install.nsh: WriteRegStr
SHCTX "SOFTWARE\Classes\Applications" "AutoRun"
"$INSTDIR\imagemagick\convert.exe $$"
development/Win32/packaging/installer/setup/configure.nsh: # if
Inkscape is not available Imagemagick will be used to convert WMF/EMF files
development/Win32/packaging/installer/setup/configure.nsh: FileWrite $R1
'\converter "wmf" "eps" "convert -density 300 $$$$i $$$$o" ""$\r$\n\
development/Win32/packaging/installer/setup/configure.nsh: \converter
"emf" "eps" "convert -density 300 $$$$i $$$$o" ""$\r$\n'
I don't understand .nsh and did not look into the file, but this does
very much look like it writes a converter configuration using the old
convert command. Also there is a reference in install.nsh which might be
relevant as well.
Georg
