>>>>> "Matthew" == Matthew Brand <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Matthew> Bravo to you all for such a well-conceived piece of software.
Matthew> A small bug in LaTeX generation in version 1.2.1:
Matthew> If you include an external graphic and specify that its
Matthew> dimensions should be less than 10% of some length unit (e.g.,
Matthew> 5% of textwidth) the generated LaTeX incorrectly specifies
Matthew> \includegraphics[width=0.5\textwidth,height=0.5\textwidth]{...
Matthew> which is 10 times too large. The correct LaTeX should be
Matthew> \includegraphics[width=0.05\textwidth,height=0.05\textwidth]{...
Matthew> Don't forget that leading zero...
Hello,
I can conform that this bug is still present in 1.3.1cvs. This is
really stupid...
The problem is the following code in lyxlength.C:
string const LyXLength::asLatexString() const
{
ostringstream buffer;
switch (unit_) {
case PTW:
buffer << abs(static_cast<int>(val_/100)) << '.'
<< abs(static_cast<int>(val_)%100) << "\\textwidth";
break;
This is obviously broken. Who had this bright idea? ;) What was the
reason why
double(abs(val_))/100
is not good enough? I remember some discussion on the subject, but not
the substance of these discussions.
JMarc
