On Tuesday 03 February 2004 1:21 pm, Raphael Clifford wrote:
> Angus Leeming wrote:
> >Run "lyx -dbg graphics" from the console to see what lyx is doing
> > with your images.
>
> Thx. That is very interesing. Here is the output. It seems it using
> convert if you look at the shell script.
>
> "Recognised Fileformat: eps
> [GrahicsCacheItem::convertToDisplayFormat]
>         Attempting to convert image file:
> /home/raph/docs/approx-pic.eps with displayed filename:
> ~/docs/approx-pic.eps
> Recognised Fileformat: eps
>
>         The file contains eps format data.
> Unable to convert from eps to bmp
> Unable to convert from eps to gif

Means that you haven't explicitly defined a converter...

> Unable to convert from eps to xpm

So we default to using the convertDefault.sh script to generate a PPM 
file.

>         Converting it to ppm format.
> Converter c-tor:
>         from_file:      /home/raph/docs/approx-pic.eps
>         to_file_base:
> /tmp/lyx_tmpdir18410eIETRx/approx-pic184106RVrbT from_format:  eps
>         to_format:    ppm
> build_script ... ready (edgepath.empty())
>         No converter defined! I use convertDefault.sh
>         sh /usr/share/lyx/scripts/convertDefault.sh
> eps:/home/raph/docs/approx-pic.eps
> ppm:/tmp/lyx_tmpdir18410eIETRx/approx-pic184106RVrbT.ppm
> Unrecoverable error: rangecheck in .putdeviceprops
> Unrecoverable error: rangecheck in .putdeviceprops
> convert: Postscript delegate failed [No such file or directory].
> Image conversion succeeded.
> Unable to find converted file!

Which failed.

> That is really odd. I can't have a buggy imagemagick AND a buggy
> dvips on this standard fedora system can I?

Why not get convertDefault.sh to copy the eps file someplace so that 
you can test this file at your leisure?

> I think there might have been
> another misunderstanding as well. I am converting the approx-pic
> latex file to an eps to be included in a lyx document.

Why? Why not include the latex file and then run latex over the 
combined file?

Anyway, that's a side issue.

Angus

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