> If I compile this with ‚mk4ht htlatex file‘ everything works fine, ‚mk4ht > oolatex file‘ creates an .odt file where the image is missing. If use a .png > file instead, it works nicely.
well this is a bug, which was caused by me, I am afraid. I used `\PictExt` macro for image extension, but it seems that this macro always holds `png`, so it works only for `png` images. Standard `\Gin@ext` should be used instead. Patch for tex4ht-ooffice.tex is attached. > Just had a short look at – there were some error messages, but an index was > created. AFAICS the page numbers didn’t really make sense though. Out of > curiosity: How is this actually supposed to work? Does tex4ht have the kind > of control over the page flow pdflatex has? tex4ht still works with pages in the background, but line and page breaks are on different places than in pdf. also images requested with `\Picture ... \EndPicture` commands are on standalone pages. But for indexing, we assign consecutive page numbers for each `\index` command, so this number is used instead of page. We can also use different index number schemes, for example section numbers, or paragraphs (not that it is available without custom configuration for both tex4ht and xindy) Best regards, Michal
Index: ChangeLog =================================================================== --- ChangeLog (revision 151) +++ ChangeLog (working copy) @@ -1,3 +1,8 @@ +2015-06-10 Michal Hoftich <[email protected]> + + * tex4ht-ooffice.tex: fixed bug in image handling. png images were always + inserted. + 2015-06-07 Michal Hoftich <[email protected]> * tex4ht-fonts-noncjk.tex: huge update of T1-encoded fonts Index: tex4ht-ooffice.tex =================================================================== --- tex4ht-ooffice.tex (revision 151) +++ tex4ht-ooffice.tex (working copy) @@ -1045,7 +1045,7 @@ >>> \<save image name\><<< -\expandafter\getImgFile\expandafter{\Gin@base}{\PictExt} +\expandafter\getImgFile\expandafter{\Gin@base}{\Gin@ext} >>>
