> Hi,
> I noticed a relative shift when including metapost
> figures in pdflatex using \multiinclude compared to
> \includegraphics. Since I am not a Tex-specialist,
> I've attached a small example at the bottom.
> I'd be very be glad for a solution.
You need to shield end-of-line characters with a comment symbol '%'.
Otherwise it adds a space into the body of the picture,
which then displaces everything afterwards by the width of a space.
> \begin{document}
> \begin{center}
> \begin{picture}(100,150)
> \put(0,0){\fbox{\includegraphics{mist.0}}}%
HERE --------------------------------^
> %%%% from epsmaker mist.mp %%% epstopdf mist.eps
> % \put(0,30){\fbox{\includegraphics{mist1.pdf}}}
> \put(0,40){\fbox{\multiinclude{mist}}}
and here for good measure----------------^
in case you later decide to add
anything afterwards to this picture.
> \end{picture}
> \end{center}
> \end{document}
Hope this helps,
Ross
>
> %%%%
> %%%% mist.mp:
> %beginfig(1);
> % pickup pencircle scaled 0.5mm;
> % draw (0,0)--(1cm,0);
> % label.lft(btex Das ist ein Test\dots etex,(0,0));
> %endfig;
> %end
>
> %%%% mpost mist.mp
> %%%% mv mist.1 mist.0
>
>
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