Re: Thijs Kinkhorst 2007-12-01 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > But the feature seems to be a little bit broken if there is more than > > one photo ID on a key, because gpgsigs shows the last image for this > > key on all photo IDs of this key. > > The issue here is that gnupg, when invoked with show-photos, shows all > photoids on that key. gpgsigs then overwrites the earlier photo with the > latter one.
The implementation as a whole is still quite ugly. The photo ids should go besides the rest of the listing. Also, there's probably other ways to typeset graphics besides latex. (hmm... cairo?) > The solution is twofold: > > 1) The command calling gpg needs to do a test to create a unique filename, > for example something like this: > > system "gpg --photo-viewer 'NUM=0; while [ -e %k.\$NUM.eps ]; do > NUM=\$((\$NUM+1)); done; convert - %k.\$NUM.eps' --list-options > show-photos --list-key $key > /dev/null"; > > This is not quite beautiful code. Are there ideas for a better solution? Maybe the following helps: | If neither %i or %I are present, then the photo will be supplied to | the viewer on standard input. Christoph -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] | http://www.df7cb.de/
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