On Sun, Sep 23, 2001, Akkana wrote:
> 1. I'm still trying to get named anchors to work.
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> The documentation says Plucker handles named anchors;
> what's the trick?
It's the classic "garbage in, garbage out".
The HTML in the file is broken. If you check the links at the
top you will see that they have the following format,
<a href="#A">A
<a href="#B">B
<a href="#C">C
Notice the missing "</a>" for each link.
Actually, if you (in the viewer) tap on one of the chars at the top
of the document, you will see that it inverts *all* chars -- that's
a good indication that it is only one link.
If you add "</a>" to the links it will work just fine.
> But ppmquant doesn't find palmgray2.map or 4.map,
Try to tell the parser where to find them, e.g. I have the following
in my ~/.pluckerrc file,
[POSIX]
palm1bit_graymap_file = /usr/local/netpbm/lib/palmgray1.map
palm2bit_graymap_file = /usr/local/netpbm/lib/palmgray2.map
palm4bit_graymap_file = /usr/local/netpbm/lib/palmgray4.map
palm8bit_stdcolormap_file = /usr/local/netpbm/lib/palmcolor8.map
> The comment: I found out only from reading the source and adding
> debug prints that the parser defaults to the ImageMagick image
> parser, and to use a different one I had to add
> image_parser = netpbm2
> to .pluckerrc.
In the sample config file you are told that the 'image_parser'
option,
Specify which parser to use to convert images. Defaults to
whatever the system determines to be the default parser.
> It might also help to make it clear that python2 is required
Pyhton 1.5 seems to work just fine for everyone except some
Red Hat users.
/Mike
