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[bug #37686] standalone info ignores text attribute of image tag


From: Karl Berry
Subject: [bug #37686] standalone info ignores text attribute of image tag
Date: Wed, 07 Nov 2012 00:01:16 +0000
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                 Summary: standalone info ignores text attribute of image tag
                 Project: texinfo - GNU documentation system
            Submitted by: karl
            Submitted on: Tue 06 Nov 2012 04:01:15 PM PST
                Category: None
                 Release: 
                Priority: 5 - Normal
                Severity: 3 - Normal
              Item Group: None
                 Privacy: Public
             Open/Closed: Open
             Assigned to: gray
         Discussion Lock: Any
                  Status: None

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Details:

Hi Sergey,

It seems standalone info is effectively ignoring our wonderful 
address@hidden@^H]
tags in info files.  

There is one case where this is a problem (originally reported by arnold
robbins for gawk): if an image is available as both .txt and another format
(say .png), CVS makeinfo outputs both in the .info file, with the .txt file
*contents* included in the text= attribute, as in:

[image src="ridt.png" text="----------------
|RIDT txt image|
----------------"...

Therefore Info displays nothing.  Whereas if the png file does not exist, then
makeinfo puts the actual contents of .txt file in the .info output, and thus
of course Info displays it fine.

We want to allow users to have both .png and .txt (and whatever else), and we
want to include both in the .info file since Emacs Info has the capability of
actually displaying the (presumably preferable) .png.

So, would you have time to hack up the source to extract the contents of the
text= attribute and display it?  I took a quick look at window.c but was
unfortunately not inspired to actually write anything :(.

The .texi is just the simplest possible image inclusion:
\input texinfo
@setfilename ridt.info
@node Top
@image{ridt}
@bye

I'll attach a tarball with the various test files for possible convenience,
though any image will behave the same way. It's just having both .txt and
something else visible at makeinfo time that matters.  ("RIDT" is a conference
I helped organize in 1991. How time flies. :)

Thanks,
Karl





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Date: Tue 06 Nov 2012 04:01:15 PM PST  Name: ridt-img.tgz  Size: 7kB   By:
karl

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