>>>>> "Rod" == Rod Pinna <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Rod> Given Rob's comment wrt .agr files, maybe a better way would be
Rod> to only leave the extension if it is one of the eps formats (epsi
Rod> etc) that the latex can deal with?
As I wrote a in my previous message, Rob's problem is related to
special handling when doing LaTeX export. This is different from what
I am trying to do.
The algorithm I use is:
IF the file is already in an usable format (eps for dvi, pdf/jpg/png
for pdf), THEN
IF the file has the default extension for its format THEN
output name without extension
ELSE
output name with extension
FI
FI
What I do not see is what is the practical use of removing the
extension on output... We should output without extension when there
is no extension in the graphics file name (and use the same rules to
search as latex/pdflatex), but not remove them.
Does anybody know why this is supposed to be a good idea?
JMarc
