This is expected behavior for PSfrag. You should instead
> wrap \includegraphics in either a \resizebox or a
> \scalebox to rescale the text with the figure.
Can you do this?
> It looks like tex_demo.py, without caching, takes about
> 30% longer with LaTeX than it does for Tex (3 seconds vs
> 2.3 seconds on my computer). So CVS is back to using
> TeX. We may want to include a link (or a copy) of this pdf
> on the MPL website:
> http://www.csit.fsu.edu/~mimi/tex/tex-refcard.pdf, the
> source declares it to be freely distributed.
Can tex|latex be an rc param?
JDH
> This is expected behavior for PSfrag. You should instead
> wrap \includegraphics in either a \resizebox or a
> \scalebox to rescale the text with the figure.
Can you do this?
Yes. backend_latex writes this command to the .tex file, hopefully to guide
users on how to scale their images:
\scalebox{1}{\includegraphics{<myfile.eps>}}
> It looks like tex_demo.py, without caching, takes about
> 30% longer with LaTeX than it does for Tex (3 seconds vs
> 2.3 seconds on my computer). So CVS is back to using
> TeX. We may want to include a link (or a copy) of this pdf
> on the MPL website:
> http://www.csit.fsu.edu/~mimi/tex/tex-refcard.pdf, the
> source declares it to be freely distributed.
Can tex|latex be an rc param?
I'm guessing TeX will meet most layout needs. For example, I just discovered
the \over command, which will generate fractions in TeX and LaTeX. \frac only
works for LaTeX. I will make tex/latex an rc param if you want. Let me know.
Darren
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