Hey all,
my first post to this list. This topic has been bugging me for some time also.
The following is a snippet of elisp that can be used to take a file
name in a buffer and paste the image file right below it. The image
is inserted just as any other character, and can be moved, yanked,
copied and/or pasted as such.
This only works for png, but it's easy enough to modify for jpeg, etc
as well. I often use this method in combination with various other
things to generate postscript/pstricks/latex diagrams, etc, and view
the results immediately.
(global-set-key (kbd "C-S-p") 'insert-png-wrapper)
(defun insert-png-wrapper ()
(interactive)
(setq oldmark (mark)) ; save old mark
(setq oldpoint (point)) ; and old point
(beginning-of-line)
(set-mark (point)) (end-of-line)
(setq filename (buffer-substring (mark) (point))) ; copy line
(newline 1)
(clear-image-cache) ; images are cached until cleared
(insert-image (create-image filename 'png))
)
If you load "eimp.el" as a minor mode, you can use the functions
"eimp-increase-image-size" and "eimp-decrease-image-size" to make the
image smaller or larger.
There's my 2.5 cents. Cheers.
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