Re: [Jpicedt-users] colour in Emulated Latex figures

[M <mar...@gm...>]

Thanks for the reply.
I also use windows, but as I wrote, in LEd there is a built-in dvi 
viewer which can be controlled from within the editor. The minus is that 
this viewer cannot handle neither pstricks nor tikz. But I got used to 
this handy solution and I stick to it unless it's impossible to make 
something in pure latex.
I'll add a feature request.

Best wishes,
Martin


On 2013-02-02 03:57, Vincent Belaïche wrote:> Hello,
 >
 > Have you tried to do figures with PStricks or TikZ (TikZ encoding needs
 > the latest version of jPicEdt here
 > 
http://sourceforge.net/projects/jpicedt/files/jpicedt-devel/1.6-pre1_20130124). 

 >
 >
 > Personnally I generally compile to PDF and view with SumatraPDF (I am
 > under MSWindows). There I have no limitation with viewing figures.
 >
 > If you are on Linux and want to use DVI viewing, then you probably use
 > xdvi for viewing. I heard that Evince is a better viewer than xdvi, but
 > I cannot tell because I am not under Linux. Maybe the best solution for
 > you is to change you viewer.
 >
 > Then to answer to your question: no currently there is no way to insert
 > persistent pieces of "transparent" code into the output (transparent
 > meaning that jPicEdt would not interprete it). This is a function which
 > I also had in mind because that would also allow to create animations or
 > other tricks like LaTeX encoding iterations repeating the same objects.
 > I suggest that you shold file a feature request about that. Here is the
 > link
 > http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=50377&atid=459508&source=navbar
 >
 > BR,
 >    Vin,cent.
 >
 > M a écrit :
 >> Hi!
 >> Firstly I would like to thank for your project. Good job!
 >> I use jPicEdt working mostly with Emulated Latex files due to the fact
 >> that this kind of pictures can be directly viewed in the internal DVI
 >> viewer in my latex editor (LEd). And there's only one pain in the neck.
 >> Sometimes I'd like to have colored figures. I can't figure out if it
 >> can be done via programme interface. I am able to do it by modifying
 >> the source file. I simply add \color{} command before the part of the
 >> picture that should be coloured.
 >> Unfortunately, that commands are not interpreted by jpicEdt. So after
 >> editing in programme and next saving the picture is black and white
 >> again and the process of editing source code has to be done once more.
 >> Could it be fixed in the next release, please?
 >>
 >> Best regards,
 >> Martin
 >>
 >>
 >> 
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