David Arnold wrote:
I am open to any suggestions on how to most efficiently develop and
include figures (in Metapost, of course) in our main document.
Well, if you do not depend on metafun -- context interaction, then
I would just create a metapost input file per chapter, and compile
it
Am 2005-12-24 um 01:18 schrieb David Arnold:
1. It's really inefficient to compile the entire context source
file just to see what will happen to one figure. So, it seems that
we should probably have a library of graphs for later inclusion in
the main document. One would want to be able
Mojca,
You pretty much describe the way I've always worked in the past.
I am currently working on a technique where all my graphics for
section1 of chapter 3 are inside a file named sectionfigs.tex. I am
using MPpage and friends to make these. The file currently contains
about 14 graphics
David Arnold wrote:
Do you have one metapost file with many figures in it? Is it possible
to just compile for the figurein that file that you want?
Usually I have all in one file. You can comment out figures
you do not need, using:
if false:
beginfig(1)
...
endfig;
..
fi
So I
Hans, Taco, et al,
Our intermediate algebra text will require a large number of figures.
I have two thoughts.
1. It's really inefficient to compile the entire context source file
just to see what will happen to one figure. So, it seems that we
should probably have a library of graphs for
