> "Duncan" == Duncan Simpson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Duncan> If I understood it correctly last time I saw it epsi files are
Duncan> eps files with a comment that contans a bitmap representation
Duncan> of the image. Un*x systems usually have ghostscript and at
Duncan> least some programs
If I understood it correctly last time I saw it epsi files are eps files with a
comment that contans a bitmap representation of the image. Un*x systems usually
have ghostscript and at least some programs that know one of the way to use it
(xdvi knowns how to get ghostscript to render into a windo
> Therefore, I see two solutions:
>
> 1/ get rid of the special epsi support.
Personally, this would suit me, but I hesitate to say that it will work
for everyone.
>
> 2/ if we _need_ epsi support, then we should fix the Converter class
> so that it behaves correctly when the from and to forma
On Wednesday 09 October 2002 10:57 am, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes
wrote:
> > "Angus" == Angus Leeming <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> Angus> On Wednesday 09 October 2002 9:10 am, Rod Pinna wrote:
> >> > Perhaps this'll do it ;-) > \converter epsi eps "if [ $$i
> >> > != $$o
> >>
> >> ]; then cp -f
> "Angus" == Angus Leeming <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Angus> On Wednesday 09 October 2002 9:10 am, Rod Pinna wrote:
>> > Perhaps this'll do it ;-) > \converter epsi eps "if [ $$i != $$o
>> ]; then cp -f $$i $$o; > fi" ""
>>
>> Sorry all, I totally forgot to follow this up. Anyways, I tried
>
> The converter returns an exit status of 0 (success) having done
> nothing. Since you told me that LaTeX is perfectly happy with
> your epsi files, then this should be sufficient to overcome any
> pedantry on the part of LyX and just let things work.
Indeed; this seems to be the right beha
On Wednesday 09 October 2002 9:10 am, Rod Pinna wrote:
> > Perhaps this'll do it ;-)
> > \converter epsi eps "if [ $$i != $$o ]; then cp -f $$i $$o;
> > fi" ""
>
> Sorry all, I totally forgot to follow this up. Anyways, I
> tried this with 122cvs (from a few days ago now) and it worked
> well for
>
> Perhaps this'll do it ;-)
> \converter epsi eps "if [ $$i != $$o ]; then cp -f $$i $$o; fi"
> ""
>
Sorry all, I totally forgot to follow this up. Anyways, I tried this with
122cvs (from a few days ago now) and it worked well for me, as far as i
can see.
One question, what happens if $$i=$
Looking in the tmp directory, the eps file that gets left there only
appears to contain the postscript prolog.
Rod
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> OK, I finally found a little time to look at that. It seems that in
> the flurry of patch sent by Herbert, what was forgotten is an
> epsi->eps converter. I fixed that now in cvs. Rod, I would appreciate
> a lot if you could try that out.
I've installed 122cvs, run reconfigure, exited, and res
> "Dekel" == Dekel Tsur <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Dekel> On Fri, Aug 23, 2002 at 04:05:42PM +0200, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes
Dekel> wrote:
Rod> Some of the images that it happens for for me are rasters
Rod> converted to eps. Some however are just eps (or epsi) files.
>>
Rod> Actually, maybe it i
On sobota 24 sierpień 2002 12:34 am, Rod Pinna wrote:
> > AFAIK, epsi is an EPS file with a bitmap thumbnail (stored as a
> > Postscript comment).
>
> Yup. I have some files in that format, as I sometimes have a need to share
> graphs with word users. Using .epsi means that they get a nice preview
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