Re: How do I define a bounding box for the METAPOST output?
- From: Frederick Reiss <phred cs berkeley edu>
- To: dia-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: How do I define a bounding box for the METAPOST output?
- Date: Thu, 11 Mar 2004 10:36:52 -0800
Hi there.
Are you running your MetaPost through the "mpost" program before
importing it into LaTeX? Pdflatex doesn't handle raw MetaPost very
well. I usually add a ".mps" rule to my LaTeX makefiles:
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file.pdf: file.tex figure.mps
pdflatex file.tex
%.mps : %.mp
mpost $<
mv $(notdir $(<:.mp=.[01234])) $@
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Then "\includegraphics{figure}" imports figure.mps instead of figure.mp.
This works for me with Dia 0.92 or the latest CVS under Linux.
-Fred
-----original message------
> A diagram was created using Dia and exported to Metapost TeX Macros,
> it was included in a LaTeX file, using \includegraphics for subsequent
> processing with pdflatex.
>
> pdflatex pumped out the error "blah blah no bounding box", so I'd like
> to know how to define one? I've looked this up but all I get is stuff
[snip!]
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