Am Mittwoch, 21. November 2007 schrieb Martin Sluka: > On 21.11.2007, at 15:47, Christian RöÃler (Roessler) wrote: >> So I suspect, perhaps there is something missing in the layout >> I gave? > Because you receive the PDF after compilation I suppose your label is > part of a scrap.
Yes, I think so... is that wrong? I thought I have to use at least one scrap. I just have one scrap (as absolute beginner); in map editor (eisenbach.th2): | scrap - scrap1 | point label | endscrap > But did you define that scrap is part of the map in map - endmap > section? Ahem, no. So I looked into some examples "demo", and inserted the lines | map map1 | scrap1 | endmap into my file eisenbach.th. This yields an error "...object does not exist -- scrap1". So I thought about it, and thought "no wonder", as I surely forgot to mention the th2-file, where the point of label is defined. When I so insert the line | input eisenbach_hotel.th2 into the "highest-level" .th-file (eisenbach.th2), it works, but the resulting pdf is garbage. Could this be because a circular thing? I mean, it compiles then a .th2-file with a -th2-file as input? Structure is: [thconfig] | source eisenbach_hotel.th |- input eisenbach_hotel_intervall_1.th |- [the rest between 1 and 11] |- input eisenbach_hotel_intervall_11.th Please, can you give me a hint where to insert this map-endmap? And, as it is obviously wrong to insert that "input eisenbach.th2" into "eisenbach_hotel.th", where should I insert? Do I have to use some 'select'-command perhaps (of which I haven't the faintest idea)? Best regards, Christian
