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From: V. <gae...@en...> - 2005-06-02 19:53:06
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Hello,
I am currently running Gnuplot on a filename with an output name with
several dot, eg : foo.bar :
set output foo.bar.tex
If I use the epslatex terminal it generates a
eps file called foo.bar.eps, and a tex file in which there is the line :
\includegraphics{foo.bar}%
Now I don't know the graphicx package very well, but it seems that it
tries to load the file foo.bar and not the file foo.bar.eps, because it
is confused by the extra dot. Manually edit foo.bar.tex to change
"foo.bar" to "foo.bar.eps" works, but the out of the box tex file does
not compile. I suggest changing the epslatex driver so that it prints
the line :
\includegraphics{foo.bar.eps}%
in the file to avoid this problem.
Have I been clear ? (I don't really think so). Is there a workaround ?
Is there anything wrong with having in the tex file foo.bar.eps rather
than foo.bar.
Ga=EBl
PS : if you are interested in my case the name foo.bar is generated by a
script and is FORT.max.auto29 !
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