> "RM" == Ross Moore <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>> However, I noticed a problem - if a macro cmd appears within the text
RM> Within $..$s, or just straight in the text ?
just straight in the text, e.g. \dx, where \dx is defined as:
\newcommand{\dx}{\mbox{${\Delta x \,}$}}
RM> The above solution
> > "RM" == Ross Moore <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> RM> # these macros are only ever used within math-environments
> RM> # and made into images;
> RM> # so just ignore them for all other processing
> RM>
> RM> &ignore_commands( <<_IGNORED_CMDS_);
> RM> mathmacroA
> RM> mathmacroB
> RM> mathmacr
> "RM" == Ross Moore <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
RM> There is an alternative approach, using (La)TeX macros.
RM>
RM> 1. Write your math-environment code in a shortened form,
RM> using home-grown macros with parameters, instead of
RM> repeating large chunks of code.
RM>
RM> Now you need a
> "RM" == Ross Moore <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
RM> If you use a lot of code within $$$$,
RM> and several of these in which the only difference lies in the
RM> middle of the code, then it is possible that the algorithm for reusing
RM> images may think that 2 images will be the same, when in fac
Hi John.
I just tried my suggestion using your example files.
It works like a dream.
Cheers,
Ross
> > "MW" == Martin Wolf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> MW> Hallo John!
> MW> I'm guessing that you are running l2h under a Win*-operating-system.
>
> nope - I'm on SGI Irix 6.5.6m
>
> MW> Then the problem is a little l2h-bug:
> MW>
> MW> in the function &find_unique(pstoimg) two image-files are
> "MW" == Martin Wolf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
MW> Hallo John!
MW> I'm guessing that you are running l2h under a Win*-operating-system.
nope - I'm on SGI Irix 6.5.6m
MW> Then the problem is a little l2h-bug:
MW>
MW> in the function &find_unique(pstoimg) two image-files are opened and
MW> compa
Hallo John!
I'm guessing that you are running l2h under a Win*-operating-system. Then
the problem is a little l2h-bug:
in the function &find_unique(pstoimg) two image-files are opened and
compared. To work correct, the files must be set to the binary mode by
calling binmode(filename); after the o
consider this html:
http://www.turner-family.com/John/l2h/99.2b8/incorrect_img/incorrect_img.html
what's odd about it is that the first line of eq. 3 is the wrong image -
it's reusing the first line of eq. 1, while the latex is different - the
2nd term should not be there - see:
http://www.
