Hi Malcom, 2013ko urriak 28an, "Cook, Malcolm"-ek idatzi zuen: > > Thomas, Suvayu, Aaron, Nick, Eric, Carsten, Phil, et al, > > Hi again! > > Can I re-open this thread to discuss two new issues I now experience with > emacs 24.3.1 and orgmode version 8.2.1 in the handling of svg => tex => pdf ? > > Here goes: > > 1) If the plot has text in it which contains a percent character (%), > then we fail due to https://bugs.launchpad.net/inkscape/+bug/857231
It sounds from <https://bugs.launchpad.net/inkscape/+bug/719320/comments/3> as though inkscape makes a deliberate effort to support LaTeX markup in their pdf+latex output. So it’s not surprising that % is a problem. It’s unfortunate from the perspective of having a single SVG file that works in both HTML and LaTeX, but I don’t know if that is an argument that will cut ice with them. I don’t know what org can/should do to patch around inkscape’s design decisions. Certainly the svg LaTeX package could be patched to use inkscape’s pdf export, instead of the pdf+latex one. This would lose the nice fonts that running the text through latex nets you, but get rid of the % annoyances. > > 2) If the :file is in a sub-directory (for example, `:file > fig/mtcars.svg`), even though both ./fig/mtcars.pdf_tex and > ./fig/mtcars.pdf are created, the reference to the .pdf in the > .pdf_tex is not interpreted relative to the subdirectory, but rather > to the parent, and so the .pdf is not found. Have you looked at the \graphicspath macro from the graphics package? <http://www.tex.ac.uk/cgi-bin/texfaq2html?label=graphicspath>. You may be able to get things to work by adding \graphicspath{{fig/}} (note the double braces) to your document. \setsvg{svgpath=fig/} from the svg package may also/additionally be needed. Aaron PS Maybe org should be generating the \includesvg command relative to the graphicspath or svgpath – I’m not sure. But let us know if setting those variables works at all, and if so we can think about adding support to org. -- Aaron Ecay
