Stefan Schimanski wrote:
The paths are still absolute in \includegraphics. I have a path for the
lyx file with a dot: ~/Arbeit/thesis.lyx. The . shows up as \lyxdot in
the \includegraphics output. But \lyxdot is not defined.
Shouldn't those paths be relative?
I believe you are right yes. This has been changed by Bo I think in
order to support embedded graphics. The code is in
InsetGraphicsParams::Read():
bool InsetGraphicsParams::Read(Lexer & lex, string const & token, string
const & bufpath)
{
if (token == "filename") {
lex.eatLine();
filename.set(lex.getString(), bufpath);
'filename' is of 'EmbeddedFile' type. You can see that we use
DocFileName::set() here and (FileName.cpp, line 854):
void DocFileName::set(string const & name, string const & buffer_path)
{
FileName::set(name);
if (!isAbsolute())
FileName::set(makeAbsPath(name, buffer_path).absFilename());
zipped_valid_ = false;
}
So we unconditionally make the path absolute in there. A simple change
would be to just use FileName::set() instead because this doesn't touch
at the absolute or relative property of the path.
Bo, would you like to comment.
Abdel.
