On Thu, Oct 21, 1999 at 05:53:03PM -0400, Bruce Momjian wrote:
> > >
> > > I do not see this. Are you sure that you selected 'Input' instead of
> > > 'Include'?
> >
> > Yes, I tried both. One showed nothing, the other kind of worked after I
> > had an extension of tex.
> >
> > Can you show us exactly what you do and what you get? I do
> >
> > Insert -> Include file
> >
> > Then select "Use input" and enter
> >
> > okidoki.oki
> >
> > and all is well; the content of my okidoki.oki file ("hello") is
> > included.
>
> Yes, that worked for me too, so there must be something special about
> the xfig file.
>
> I think I figured something out. The Latex log file complains about not
> being able to find filename.tex, and I have no idea where it is getting
> that.
What is the extension of the filename you try to *input*? If it has
extension different from tex, you need to specify the full filename.
But this works only with input. include only accepts .tex as extension.
>
> I am now able to import the file, but I get only the text from the file
> and none of the graphics in the postscript printout. Seems there may be
> some problem with the way xfig is exporting the stuff, or both.
>
> Does anyone have xfig to see if they can get this to work. I honestly
> don't need it for my project. I was just reporting I don't think it
> works properly.
The problem is you do not tell us what you are doing exactly. What is
the name of the file produced by xfig? Is it a tex file or fig file
or eps file? How do you try to include it (what menu items are you
using)? If the file produced by xfig is not a tex file, then you need
to include it as a graphics file so use Insert -> Figure.
Mate
