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Nbconvert 1.0.0a1 does not take into account the pdf extensions in graphs #3735
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pinging @jdfreder who's got more nbconvert involvement right now |
Don't strip pdf extension from figure filenames It seems to have been an erroneous assumption that this was necessary. closes #3735
Why has been the present issue closed, taking into account that the problem is still there? Thanks in advance |
I'm reopening it - this was just a side effect of some code that got merged which I originally commented was a possible fix for your issue. back to the discussion that I tried continuing on #3736: how are you rendering the latex? |
Presently I am using pdflatex from the MacTeX distribution. I should add that with the old stand-alone version of nbconvert things worked perfectly well, and with this version the ".pdf" was still there, and the names had all dots changed to "_", apart from the one in the ".pdf" pdfTeX 3.1415926-2.5-1.40.14 (TeX Live 2013) |
We are closing this as it is not an IPython issue. |
Sincerely, I do not understand why you say it is not a problem of iPython. In my humble opinion, if a file from Nbconverter cannot be properly processed by LaTeX, is a problem from iPython. So please, can you tell me why this is not an iPython problem? Thanks in advance El 27/07/2013, a las 03:02, "Brian E. Granger" notifications@github.com escribió:
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an alternative to this would be to do something like `\DeclareGraphicsExtensions{.pdf}` in the preamble
Don't strip pdf extension from figure filenames It seems to have been an erroneous assumption that this was necessary. closes ipython#3735
I have prepared a report with one of the first versions of nbconvert. To have better graphics quality, I included the option in the notebook:
%config InlineBackend.figure_format = ’svg’
As a result, all the plots are in svg. When I transform to latex, the svg are converted to pdf without problems, but the latex command "\includegraphics" only has the name of the file, it does not include the 'pdf' extension.
On the other hand, would it be possible to convert to pdf all the svg files, also does included through markdown, this will simplify the work in notebook, as svg files will be available in the browser, and further translation to latex which does not "understand" svg.
Thanks for all your work,
Jose M.
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