>>>>> "John" == John Levon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
John> On Thu, Feb 14, 2002 at 12:05:33PM +0100, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes John> wrote: >> I think insetgraphics should treat all file names as relative to >> buffer directory. John> definitely because then it also allows : John> /home/moz/mypictures/picture.png John> so both cases would be covered fine This is what the include inset does. John> perhaps even better would be to secretly store both the relative John> and absoluate paths. That way the document then also has a John> chance of surviving a "mv", because we look at the absolute path John> after a failing relative path.... Secret things are guarenteed to break and annoy greatly the user. However, we have a problem with this scheme (also in InsetInclude): - doc1.lyx includes subdir/doc2.lyx - subdir/doc2.lyx includes subdir/image.eps, which is therefore written as "image.eps". - when running latex, image.eps is not found. This means that when producing latex, the InsetInclude and InsetGraphics should produce file names relative to the main document. I have not checked recently, but I think the problem is still here. JMarc
