On 9/10/06, Paul Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I understand your point, Georg, however I do not see any way to insert > > epslatex pictures generated by Gnuplot but using ERT. If ERT is the > > only way left, then it seems that LyX should add a simpler and > > automatic way, likewise it already does with xfig figures. > > I don't understand. Inserting gnuplot figures with the graphics inset works > perfectly for me, and it is equivalent to what you did with ERT + > automatic conversion. > Of course you need to include the generated .eps file, not the original > gnuplot file, so it is not as comfortable as with xfig, but still better > than ERT.The problem is that the format epslatex separates the picture into two files: one with the LaTeX commands and the other one being an eps file with the picture itself. Thus, by inserting only the eps file, one misses the LaTeX content. The command \include{mypicture} given as ERT is recognized as, in truth, including two files: mypicture.tex and mypicture.eps. Therefore, the graphics inset (of LyX) seems to be useless here. Just try it to see exactly what I mean.
I am sending the two files (eps+tex) to make it easier for you to try. Paul
mypicture.rar
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