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The new TeXmacs (possibly older ones as well) has a bug in linking
images. When I want to link the image
~/PATH/IMAGE.gif,
a tag
<postscript|../../PATH/IMAGE.gif>
is inserted into the TeXmacs source, where the ../../ are intended to
first climb up in the file tree to the home directory; then the search
goes from there along the path to the desired image.

Now in displaying the image, TeXmacs assumes falsely that the file that
you are writing is at the level of the home directory. It therefore tries
to climb up along the ../../ and after that cannot find PATH/IMAGE.gif.

This bug can be worked around by hand-editing the path to the desired
image, i.e. changing the tag to
<postscript|PATH/IMAGE.gif>.
Perhaps this can be fixed in further versions?

GENERAL QUESTION: is this the right place for bug reports?

Best

Peter Koepke

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Prof. Dr. Peter Koepke
Mathematisches Institut
Universitaet Bonn
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+49 (0)228 73 2206
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• [TeXmacs] Version 1.0.4, Peter Koepke, 07/27/2004
  • [TeXmacs] Version 1.0.4, Linking of Images, Peter Koepke, 07/28/2004

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