On 02/07/2011 03:43 PM, Rob Oakes wrote:
Hi Richard,
The width and height tags should just be output in the
InsetGraphics::xhtml() routine, and it should be pretty clear where.
I spent a little time playing with this and came up with a solution
that meets my needs pretty well. It adds a "style" tag to the
declaration and then specifies the height and width options.
This was added to the InsetGraphics::xhtml() routine.
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That looks pretty good, and I can cut and paste it into
InsetGraphics.cpp. So I've done that, thanks.
Eventually, I really would like to be able to use ImageMagick actually
to convert the file: rotate and crop, too, as in LaTeX. That should be
fairly straightforward, but I haven't done the work yet to be sure how
to do it. If you're up for another challenge, this would need to happen
in InsetGraphics::prepareHTMLFile(). At the moment, the converter
routines don't accept the sorts of parameters we need to pass, so I
think what we would have to do is (a) convert to the right format and
then (b) convert again, using a call to some script which we may also
have to provide, since convertDefault.py does not presently accept the
sorts of arguments we need to pass. I suppose one could just modify it,
though.
Richard
