On 08/06/2009 09:39 PM, Ioan Despi wrote:
de...@turing> latex2html q.tex
$* is no longer supported at /usr/bin/latex2html line 10588.
Same message for
perl -e 'print $*;'
I suspect that, in this rare instance,
perl actually means what it says... :>
perldoc perldiag says:
$* is no longe
Robin Fairbairns wrote:
> Jean-Pierre Chretien <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> In addition, pdf pollutes the web with bunches of non-hypertext
>> stuff.
>
> what??? the pdf i generate has as much hypertext in it as any html i
> generate.
Well, you're both sorta right...
You can certainly have
Shigeharu TAKENO wrote:
> shige 05/26 2006
>
>
> "Gianluca Moro" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Can I include in latex directly png format figures?
>> or can I tell latex2html to use the original png
>> to produce the html pages?
>
> For example, if you use
>
> \usepackage{graph
If you're including graphics via the graphics or graphicx
packages, all you need to do is leave off the ".ps" suffix
in the \includegraphics markup.
LaTeX will look for an appropriate image type, and find ps,
latex2html will do similar, but find the png.
Soren O'Neill wrote:
> Hi Gianluca,
> I ha
Paul L Daniels wrote:
Hello all, first time here.
I'm currently using LyX to write a medium size build manual for model aircraft,
this includes numerous JPEG images
which are currently included using \includegraphics{}.
Everything works 'delightfully' when I go from LyX->PDF, so this email is
Ross Moore wrote:
Hi Bruce, Peter and others.
On Thursday, December 11, 2003, at 01:24 AM, Bruce Miller wrote:
Peter Morling wrote:
Hi,
there is a problem with the vertical alignment of inlined math
images.
[...]
Yes. It used to be that Netscape got this right, and IE aligned
according to
Peter Morling wrote:
Hi,
there is a problem with the vertical alignment of inlined math images. In
'internet explorer' the images is aligned correct according to the middle of
the text, but when using netscape, mozilla etc. images will be aligned a
little over the middle of the text alignment.
Yes
Phil Lanch wrote:
On Thu, Jul 31, 2003 at 04:42:40PM -0800, Herb W. Swan wrote:
>>To what extent are latex2html and pdf-TeX compatible?
as above, you can use both of them with the same source file.
Would I be able to insert my figures into my final
pdf file if I used pdf-TeX in conjunction with
Herb W. Swan wrote:
[...]
OK, the [angle=-90] optional argument to \includegraphics is an unnecessary
distraction. Let's say we take it out. My test document (test19.tex) then
becomes:
OK, but w/o the rotation, my system using v 2002-2-1 produces the image just fine.
Herb W. Swan wrote:
Bruce Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on Wed Jun 4 19:41:49 2003:
I downloaded the latest l2h (latex2html-2002-2-1, dated May 23,2003)
[...]
I just downloaded the same version of LaTeX2HTML that you did, and I got the
same result.
The `same' is in same as me
Herb W. Swan wrote:
LaTeX2HTML uses an absolute path name when including a gif or
png image. These absolute paths will break when the entire
document is moved to a different location or a different server.
Relative URLs would be more portable and appropriate if the user
specifies an image path rel
Herb W. Swan wrote:
[...]
Thanks, Ross. That did the trick. And it was a trick.
Ross comes up with some pretty amazing stuff, doesn't he!
I don't think I
would have come up with it on my own. I would say that the coding that
Bruce Miller made possible through his modifi
Victor Zagorski wrote:
Hello Manuel,
Wednesday, October 23, 2002, 9:32:44 PM, you wrote:
The graphic{s|x} packages for l2h now support directly using raster
images (png, gif, jpeg) w/o going through pstoimg. [The conversion
raster->eps->raster can often be pretty lossy, even ignoring the colo
Keith Andrews wrote:
Hi all,
I have a problem with long path names. For example:
\includegraphics{diagrams/psych/doors/door1}
...
\includegraphics{diagrams/psych/doors/door2}
I'm not seeing the problem with the same version, but
under linux.
Ross: Are the pathnames being used as DB keys
Manuel Carro wrote:
Hello. I am translating to HTML a document which contains a
couple of scanned pictures. pstoimg seems to be generating images
with 8 bit depth only.
I can't address the 8 bit issue, but since you're presumably starting
with raster images, I can suggest an alternative.
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> Well,
>
> I think I spoke too fast. All my tests were local and were working.
> However, the problem is that the SRC arguments of the IMG tags are
> absolute ie something like
> /home/ben/oscar/doc/dev/install/figs/my_fig.png
I'm not sure which problem you're reporting
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> \includegraphics[scale=\imgscale]{figs/4a_sbs-build-image1.\sbsext}
What's \sbsext ?
Why don't you just leave off the extension entirely & let the graphics
package choose? For latex/dvips it'll choose .ps or .eps; for
latex2html it'll prefer a .gif, .jpg or .png i
Alex W Twisleton-Wykeham-Fiennes wrote:
[...]
> \includegraphics[ width=0.75\columnwidth,
> keepaspectratio]{zones.gif}
>
> the file zones.gif is in the same directory as the .tex file.
Hmm, worked for me. I rechecked after installing 2002-2 to make
sure, and it still works [*].
BTW: it won
Ross Moore wrote:
> Hi Bruce,
Hi Ross!
>>BTW: it wont actually recognize things like \columnwidth
>>I was already going out on a limb enough, interpretting points, etc,
>> but what columnwidth would be appropriate for a user's browser?
>> Would you want/expect width="75%" here ? Is that worth
Joachim Schlosser wrote:
> Hi Bruce,
>
>
>>This one's due to a mixup in the repository that is copying
>>graphics.perl on top of graphicx.perl, the correct one is
>>attached. [I don't see any effect from calc when the correct
>>graphicx is in place].
>
>
> Indeed, this was the solution to the
calc when the correct
graphicx is in place].
OBTW: the link to the cvs repository on http://www.latex2html.org/
is broken.
>
> Thanks a lot for any advice
> Joachim
Keine problem. Shouldn't that address be .alt instead of .org??
bruce
# graphicx.perl
#by Bruce Miller &
Fred L. Drake, Jr. wrote:
> Bruce Miller writes:
> > You've got no images that need to be sent too?
> > That seems like an unusual scenario!
>
> Some of us have the specific goal that LaTeX2HTML doesn't generate any
> images based on content document conten
Ulrich Gruenebaum wrote:
> Hi,
>
> is there a commandline option to LaTeX2HTML
> to include the generated style-sheet into
> the html document(s) instead of linking it
> from an extra file?
>
> If not, perhaps take this as a suggestion to
> implement that feature ;-)
>
> Including the style-sh
Hi again;
Found a fairly troubling problem that I can't see the best fix for.
Using natbib, although I'd assume other bibstyles would lead to the same
thing.
If the optional text in a \cite contains things like \S or \P, these are
getting
correctly transformed into decimal character entities
Hi Ross, Hi everybody;
While processing a batch of documents from other authors,
I was really reluctant to insert all the \protect's throughout
the math in the figure & table captions, so I started looking
for alternatives. What I worked out seems too simple, so I
must be missing something
Molly Weems wrote:
> Is there any way to get latex2html to *not* go into math mode when
> it encounters a superscript or subscript? I have a series of documents
> that are liberally sprinkled with simple subscripts like C_b or L_wl.
> Unfortunately, latex2html converts every one of these into a
\_GRAPHICS}{1}}
> > \newline
> > Otherwise, the html code will only include a link to the image as
> > specified in your \Lc{includegraphics} command.
> >
> > For further information read the comments in styles/graphicx.perl.
> >
> >
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tly spread
throughout l2h, and could provide hooks for customization.
I did some experimentation here, but it's really hard to integrate
unless you commit to doing it wholesale (and breaking
compatibility).
PS: None of the above is intended to denigrate any past or current
l2h developers, e
by l2h, there's an obvious choice
for the graphics that wouldn't be handled by SVG
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{graphics}
with
\usepackage{graphicx}
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he problem (presumably something with \includegraphics...{belA-s.ps} ),
and the corresponding section from images.tex ?
That would help narrow it down.
Thanks
Bruce Miller
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ut handling the options,
and making image reuse more controllable, but I've been swamped lately.
I didn't see any responses to the last proposal, though; 'cause it
sounded obviously `right'? or clear as mud ?
> Thank you Chantal, for spotting this.
Yes, thanks, and apologies!
yet) handle $options, punt to LaTeX.
Otherwise, look for a pixel format $file in graphicspath.
If found, use it by applying $options to it.
Else, punt to LaTeX.
Am I missing anything important? Is this explainable to a user?
[Ask me tommorrow what it was I said!]
> So far as I've been
ing any options in version 1,
or at most handle cases where only the trivial ones are used, and leave
it to a pbm wiz to implement the extra operations later.
Bruce Miller
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lready have an extension. If so, we're stuck with
it (?)
! if($name =~ /^(.*)\.([^\.]*)$/){
! return '' unless grep($2 eq $_, @$exts);
$name = $1; $exts = [$2]; }
# Now start searching.
Bruce Mill
.
Also, there's no mechanism (yet) to place an reasonable ALT attribute.
Let me know what you think...
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Bruce Miller
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# graphicx.perl by Ross Moore <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 98/1/7
# same as ...
#
# graphics
ftsack.fs.uni-bayreuth.de/~latex2ht/
Yay!! it looks like it's already propogated.
And it's a lot easier to remember!
Thanks
Bruce Miller
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ws:
if((defined &$thehead)||(defined &$whead)){
$thehead = &translate_commands("\\the$key");
$thehead .= $SECNUM_PUNCT
if ($SECNUM_PUNCT &&($thehead)&& !($thehead =~ /\./));
$section_number = $thehead if ($SHOW_SECTION_NUMBERS
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