From: Jan-Ake L. <ja...@im...> - 2001-11-29 12:33:51
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David Kastrup wrote: > >>>>> "H=E5kan" =3D=3D H=E5kan Granath <gr...@ma...> write= s: >=20 > H=E5kan> When I preview picture environments, I often see only a part > H=E5kan> of the picture. In the example file below, it seems like it i= s > H=E5kan> the 'put'-commands that determines the size of the preview, > H=E5kan> and neither the 'path'-commands nor the geometry argument of > H=E5kan> the picture environment has any effect. >=20 > Preview has no influence on the Bonuding Box calculations: those are > done by dvips -E. dvips -E, however, can consider only stuff that > actually finds its way to the page. One possible hack would be to > place rules of width and height 0 in the corners of your graphics. I frequently use PStricks to generate graphics, making figures via dvips = -E and inserting it into latex later. I have found that dvips -E only determines the boundingbox from output characters (\rput in pstricks), no= t lines and curves and stuff. I have had to resort to putting \rput(1,2){\white.} (a white 'period' at certain coordinates) to avoid having to figure out t= he proper boundingbox manually. Perhaps I could \rput(0,0){the whole thing}, come to think of it. I'll have to test that. /Jan-=C5ke --=20 Acknowledgements: I would like to thank A. Einstein; unfortunately, he's dead. |