From: Jonas F. <jon...@gm...> - 2007-10-07 15:53:19
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Hello all, I have a corrected and slightly expanded version of the file diagxy.cwl, that I sent you at April 4th. I do not know if it is still in time for kile 2, as the second beta was just released, but I send it to you anyway, so do with it what you want :-). Anyway, I can not imagine that it breaks anything. By the way, the new feature for preview in the bottom bar is really great. Finally another remark: I installed beta2 in my home-directory using the --prefix for configure. When I executed it, it still seemed to access data from the old (apt-get)installation. For example, it showed the old splash screen. It worked properly only after completely removing the old package. Jonas |
From: Thomas B. <br...@ph...> - 2007-10-09 22:55:51
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On Sunday 07 October 2007 17:53, Jonas Frey wrote: > Hello all, > > I have a corrected and slightly expanded version of the file diagxy.cwl, > that I sent you at April 4th. I do not know if it is still in time for kile > 2, as the second beta was just released, but I send it to you anyway, so do > with it what you want :-). Anyway, I can not imagine that it breaks > anything. Hello Jonas, cwl file fixes are always welcome. > By the way, the new feature for preview in the bottom bar is really great. I just say "Thanks", although the preview has been done by Mathias Soeken and Holger Danielsson. > Finally another remark: > I installed beta2 in my home-directory using the --prefix for configure. > When I executed it, it still seemed to access data from the old > (apt-get)installation. For example, it showed the old splash screen. It > worked properly only after completely removing the old package. thats a problem with how kde apps search their paths. I think the current solution is a bit weired but the easiest available. Regards, Thomas |
From: Adrian D. <dus...@gm...> - 2007-10-10 19:22:16
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On Wednesday 10 October 2007, Thomas Braun wrote: > [...] > > By the way, the new feature for preview in the bottom bar is really > > great. > > I just say "Thanks", although the preview has been done by > Mathias Soeken and Holger Danielsson. Hello and sorry to post such a stupid question but I'm a newbie on this list (although I'm using Kile for a while now): How does one use the preview feature in the bottom bar? Kudos to the Kile development team for such a fantastic software, Adrian -- Adrian Dusa Romanian Social Data Archive 1, Schitu Magureanu Bd 050025 Bucharest sector 5 Romania Tel./Fax: +40 21 3126618 \ +40 21 3120210 / int.101 |
From: Thomas B. <br...@ph...> - 2007-10-11 00:22:51
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Quoting Adrian Dusa <dus...@gm...>: > On Wednesday 10 October 2007, Thomas Braun wrote: >> [...] >> > By the way, the new feature for preview in the bottom bar is really >> > great. >> >> I just say "Thanks", although the preview has been done by >> Mathias Soeken and Holger Danielsson. Hello, > Hello and sorry to post such a stupid question but I'm a newbie on this list Only unasked questions are stupid questions :) > (although I'm using Kile for a while now): > > How does one use the preview feature in the bottom bar? As long as you use kile2.0beta1 or beta2 you can select text in the editor and then choose from the context menu "Quickpreview". It is also a good idea to have a look at Quickpreview in configure kile. Hope that helps, Thomas |
From: Adrian D. <dus...@gm...> - 2007-10-11 06:37:20
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Hi Thomas, On Thursday 11 October 2007, Thomas Braun wrote: > [...] > > Hello and sorry to post such a stupid question but I'm a newbie on this > > list > > Only unasked questions are stupid questions :) > > > (although I'm using Kile for a while now): > > > > How does one use the preview feature in the bottom bar? > > As long as you use kile2.0beta1 or beta2 you can select text in the > editor and then choose from the context menu "Quickpreview". > It is also a good idea to have a look at Quickpreview in configure kile. Hmm... I'm still stuck, but it now may have something to do with ghostscript rather than Kile. I have always used the Quickpreview feature for some selected text, but in a separate window. Since Kile 2.0beta2, I noticed the preview feature in the bottom bar. Selecting text and choosing either: - right-click and "QuickPreview Selection" or the menu - Build/QuickPreview/ and one of the options was taking me to the external program KDVI. In Setting/Configure Kile/Tools/Preview, I checked the "Selection" property to show preview in the bottom bar, but when I select something I get: - In the "Log and Messages" bottom window: [PreviewLaTeX] preview.tex => preview.dvi (latex) ./ViaMedia.tex:237:No file preview.aux. [PreviewLaTeX] 0 errors, 1 warning, 0 badboxes [PreviewLaTeX] Done! [DVItoPS] preview.dvi => preview.eps (dvips) [DVItoPS] Done! [Convert] preview.eps => preview.png (convert) [Convert] finished with exit status 1 - In the "Output" bottom window ***** Convert output: ***** cd '/tmp/kde-adi/kilegqJmN5' ***** convert +adjoin -antialias -trim -transparent white -density 120 'preview.eps' 'preview.png' ***** CRIT: rangecheck in get Operand stack: 0 CRIT: rangecheck in get Operand stack: 0 convert: no decode delegate for this image format `preview.eps'. It seems that I have a problem transforming .eps files in .png, although I don't quite understand because the text I selected didn't have any images. I tried to open one of my .eps files (by default with KGhostView, and this is what I get: CRIT: rangecheck in get Operand stack: 0 The very same error, but I just cannot figure out what's wrong. Kile's Settings/System check says everything is ready to use. Thanks again for your patience, Adrian -- Adrian Dusa Romanian Social Data Archive 1, Schitu Magureanu Bd 050025 Bucharest sector 5 Romania Tel./Fax: +40 21 3126618 \ +40 21 3120210 / int.101 |
From: Thomas B. <br...@ph...> - 2007-10-11 17:14:45
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Quoting Adrian Dusa <dus...@gm...>: Hi Adrian, > - In the "Output" bottom window > ***** Convert output: > ***** cd '/tmp/kde-adi/kilegqJmN5' > ***** convert +adjoin -antialias -trim -transparent white -density > 120 'preview.eps' 'preview.png' > ***** > CRIT: rangecheck in get > Operand stack: > 0 > CRIT: rangecheck in get > Operand stack: > 0 > convert: no decode delegate for this image format `preview.eps'. > > > It seems that I have a problem transforming .eps files in .png, although I > don't quite understand because the text I selected didn't have any images. > Well as a short term solution you can switch from DVI->PS->PNG config to DVI->PNG config. To solve your problem with converting eps please post the following info: - distribution - output of convert --version - output of identify -list format Thanks, Thomas |