I found some small glitches and one major flaw with including images
in Texinfo document processed for PDF and HTML output. Specifically:
1. Including @image command without optional arguments (ie. in
@image{filename}) caused texi2html to break (makeinfo --html worked
flawlessly tho). The quick'n'dirty patch is attached in
texi2html.patch file -- it will only work if @image{} is on the
separate line (which the original author of texi2html appears to
assume).
2. Processing file with @image command(s) by the texi2dvi --pdf causes
syntax error in pdftexinfo.tex, complaining about lack of braces
around filename argument of pdfimage. Patch included.
3. Processing file with @image command(s) by the texi2dvi --pdf
--clean causes 'cannot load image file' error if patch to image is
relative. Apparently \pdfimage does not use value of TEXINPUTS
while looking for image file to include (and using --clean options
makes pdftex to work in temporary directory different from original
working directory). texi2dvi --clean works fine (but in that
situation image is processed by epsf.tex) as well as texi2dvi --pdf
(w/o --clean).
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Artur Bartnicki
Syntelix Solutions Polska
texi2html.patch
pdftexinfo.tex.patch
