adjustbox and includegraphics page selection












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I want to use yhe adjustbox package to include graphics in beamer presentations. I prefer it over graphicx because it has max size option which only scales the figure when its size is larger than a certain size.



But I've found a problem when I need to select a page from a multipage figure (usually made with documentclass[tikz]{standalone}). When using includegraphics it's possible to use page=x (defined in pdftex.def) option to select which page to be included but this option is not available in adjustbox. Therefore the best command I could do to include certain page from a multipage pdf file with fixed maximum size in beamer is:



newcommand{mygraphic}[2]{%
parcentering
adjustbox{max size={textwidth}{.9textheight}}%
{includegraphics[#1]{#2}}par}


where #1 is an optional parameter used to fix page selection when needed and #2 is the mandatory filename.



My questions are:




  1. Is it possible to avoid using includegraphics inside adjustbox if I want to use page=x option?

  2. Is it possible to fix max size with a general adjustboxset command? (I think it isn't with export class option but I'm not sure)










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  • Ignasi, @UlrikeFischer: adjustbox v1.1 2018/04/08 now passes the page key (and others) correctly. For images use adjustimage{key=value,...}{imagefilename}.
    – Martin Scharrer
    Apr 9 '18 at 7:14
















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I want to use yhe adjustbox package to include graphics in beamer presentations. I prefer it over graphicx because it has max size option which only scales the figure when its size is larger than a certain size.



But I've found a problem when I need to select a page from a multipage figure (usually made with documentclass[tikz]{standalone}). When using includegraphics it's possible to use page=x (defined in pdftex.def) option to select which page to be included but this option is not available in adjustbox. Therefore the best command I could do to include certain page from a multipage pdf file with fixed maximum size in beamer is:



newcommand{mygraphic}[2]{%
parcentering
adjustbox{max size={textwidth}{.9textheight}}%
{includegraphics[#1]{#2}}par}


where #1 is an optional parameter used to fix page selection when needed and #2 is the mandatory filename.



My questions are:




  1. Is it possible to avoid using includegraphics inside adjustbox if I want to use page=x option?

  2. Is it possible to fix max size with a general adjustboxset command? (I think it isn't with export class option but I'm not sure)










share|improve this question
























  • Ignasi, @UlrikeFischer: adjustbox v1.1 2018/04/08 now passes the page key (and others) correctly. For images use adjustimage{key=value,...}{imagefilename}.
    – Martin Scharrer
    Apr 9 '18 at 7:14














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I want to use yhe adjustbox package to include graphics in beamer presentations. I prefer it over graphicx because it has max size option which only scales the figure when its size is larger than a certain size.



But I've found a problem when I need to select a page from a multipage figure (usually made with documentclass[tikz]{standalone}). When using includegraphics it's possible to use page=x (defined in pdftex.def) option to select which page to be included but this option is not available in adjustbox. Therefore the best command I could do to include certain page from a multipage pdf file with fixed maximum size in beamer is:



newcommand{mygraphic}[2]{%
parcentering
adjustbox{max size={textwidth}{.9textheight}}%
{includegraphics[#1]{#2}}par}


where #1 is an optional parameter used to fix page selection when needed and #2 is the mandatory filename.



My questions are:




  1. Is it possible to avoid using includegraphics inside adjustbox if I want to use page=x option?

  2. Is it possible to fix max size with a general adjustboxset command? (I think it isn't with export class option but I'm not sure)










share|improve this question















I want to use yhe adjustbox package to include graphics in beamer presentations. I prefer it over graphicx because it has max size option which only scales the figure when its size is larger than a certain size.



But I've found a problem when I need to select a page from a multipage figure (usually made with documentclass[tikz]{standalone}). When using includegraphics it's possible to use page=x (defined in pdftex.def) option to select which page to be included but this option is not available in adjustbox. Therefore the best command I could do to include certain page from a multipage pdf file with fixed maximum size in beamer is:



newcommand{mygraphic}[2]{%
parcentering
adjustbox{max size={textwidth}{.9textheight}}%
{includegraphics[#1]{#2}}par}


where #1 is an optional parameter used to fix page selection when needed and #2 is the mandatory filename.



My questions are:




  1. Is it possible to avoid using includegraphics inside adjustbox if I want to use page=x option?

  2. Is it possible to fix max size with a general adjustboxset command? (I think it isn't with export class option but I'm not sure)







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  • Ignasi, @UlrikeFischer: adjustbox v1.1 2018/04/08 now passes the page key (and others) correctly. For images use adjustimage{key=value,...}{imagefilename}.
    – Martin Scharrer
    Apr 9 '18 at 7:14


















  • Ignasi, @UlrikeFischer: adjustbox v1.1 2018/04/08 now passes the page key (and others) correctly. For images use adjustimage{key=value,...}{imagefilename}.
    – Martin Scharrer
    Apr 9 '18 at 7:14
















Ignasi, @UlrikeFischer: adjustbox v1.1 2018/04/08 now passes the page key (and others) correctly. For images use adjustimage{key=value,...}{imagefilename}.
– Martin Scharrer
Apr 9 '18 at 7:14




Ignasi, @UlrikeFischer: adjustbox v1.1 2018/04/08 now passes the page key (and others) correctly. For images use adjustimage{key=value,...}{imagefilename}.
– Martin Scharrer
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This works for me:



documentclass{article}
usepackage{graphicx}
usepackage[export]{adjustbox}
begin{document}

centering % just to avoid overfull box
includegraphics[page=2,max size={textwidth}{0.9textheight}]{l3fp}

end{document}


enter image description here






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  • Thanks! Once you know the solution it's easier to find it in documentation, I've read export class option several times but with your example I've finally understood it.
    – Ignasi
    Apr 23 '14 at 14:35



















1














The adjustbox v1.1 from 2018/04/08 now correctly supports the page key. Instead of using the export option you can just use the macro adjustimage{<options>}{<filename>}. Instead of using centering just use the center key at the end.



usepackage{adjustbox}[2018/04/08]

newcommand{mygraphic}[2]{%
parnoindent
adjustimage{#1,max size={textwidth}{.9textheight},center}{#2}%
par
}





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    After bouncing back between this and this other question, I decided I wanted to both set global keys for adjustbox (part 2 of your question) and sometimes also use page=… (part 1).1 So I did this—note the use of capitalized Export:



    documentclass{article}
    makeatletter

    % Load graphicx first and save its original includegraphics
    usepackage{graphicx}
    letorig@includegraphicsincludegraphics

    % Using the capitalized 'Export' option replaces includegraphics with
    % adjincludegraphics
    usepackage[Export]{adjustbox}

    % Set some global adjustbox keys
    adjustboxset{trim=0.5in 0in}

    % Define a new three-argument command:
    % includegraphicspage{adjbox args}{graphicx args}{filename}
    newcommand{includegraphicspage}[3]{%
    adjustbox{#1}{orig@includegraphics[#2]{#3}par}}
    makeatother


    This allows me to do all of the following and have my adjustboxset options apply in every case:



    begin{document}

    % This is actually adjincludegraphics; 'page' won't work
    includegraphics{singlepage.pdf}

    % Pass an argument for graphicx
    includegraphicspage{page=3}{multipage.pdf}

    % Also pass arguments for adjustbox
    includegraphicspage[width=textwidth]{page=3}{multipage.pdf}

    end{document}




    1 Why? Mainly because I already had a long document with many includegraphics. It was easier to modify the few appearances of multi-page images.






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      This works for me:



      documentclass{article}
      usepackage{graphicx}
      usepackage[export]{adjustbox}
      begin{document}

      centering % just to avoid overfull box
      includegraphics[page=2,max size={textwidth}{0.9textheight}]{l3fp}

      end{document}


      enter image description here






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      • Thanks! Once you know the solution it's easier to find it in documentation, I've read export class option several times but with your example I've finally understood it.
        – Ignasi
        Apr 23 '14 at 14:35
















      3














      This works for me:



      documentclass{article}
      usepackage{graphicx}
      usepackage[export]{adjustbox}
      begin{document}

      centering % just to avoid overfull box
      includegraphics[page=2,max size={textwidth}{0.9textheight}]{l3fp}

      end{document}


      enter image description here






      share|improve this answer





















      • Thanks! Once you know the solution it's easier to find it in documentation, I've read export class option several times but with your example I've finally understood it.
        – Ignasi
        Apr 23 '14 at 14:35














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      This works for me:



      documentclass{article}
      usepackage{graphicx}
      usepackage[export]{adjustbox}
      begin{document}

      centering % just to avoid overfull box
      includegraphics[page=2,max size={textwidth}{0.9textheight}]{l3fp}

      end{document}


      enter image description here






      share|improve this answer












      This works for me:



      documentclass{article}
      usepackage{graphicx}
      usepackage[export]{adjustbox}
      begin{document}

      centering % just to avoid overfull box
      includegraphics[page=2,max size={textwidth}{0.9textheight}]{l3fp}

      end{document}


      enter image description here







      share|improve this answer












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      • Thanks! Once you know the solution it's easier to find it in documentation, I've read export class option several times but with your example I've finally understood it.
        – Ignasi
        Apr 23 '14 at 14:35


















      • Thanks! Once you know the solution it's easier to find it in documentation, I've read export class option several times but with your example I've finally understood it.
        – Ignasi
        Apr 23 '14 at 14:35
















      Thanks! Once you know the solution it's easier to find it in documentation, I've read export class option several times but with your example I've finally understood it.
      – Ignasi
      Apr 23 '14 at 14:35




      Thanks! Once you know the solution it's easier to find it in documentation, I've read export class option several times but with your example I've finally understood it.
      – Ignasi
      Apr 23 '14 at 14:35











      1














      The adjustbox v1.1 from 2018/04/08 now correctly supports the page key. Instead of using the export option you can just use the macro adjustimage{<options>}{<filename>}. Instead of using centering just use the center key at the end.



      usepackage{adjustbox}[2018/04/08]

      newcommand{mygraphic}[2]{%
      parnoindent
      adjustimage{#1,max size={textwidth}{.9textheight},center}{#2}%
      par
      }





      share|improve this answer


























        1














        The adjustbox v1.1 from 2018/04/08 now correctly supports the page key. Instead of using the export option you can just use the macro adjustimage{<options>}{<filename>}. Instead of using centering just use the center key at the end.



        usepackage{adjustbox}[2018/04/08]

        newcommand{mygraphic}[2]{%
        parnoindent
        adjustimage{#1,max size={textwidth}{.9textheight},center}{#2}%
        par
        }





        share|improve this answer
























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          The adjustbox v1.1 from 2018/04/08 now correctly supports the page key. Instead of using the export option you can just use the macro adjustimage{<options>}{<filename>}. Instead of using centering just use the center key at the end.



          usepackage{adjustbox}[2018/04/08]

          newcommand{mygraphic}[2]{%
          parnoindent
          adjustimage{#1,max size={textwidth}{.9textheight},center}{#2}%
          par
          }





          share|improve this answer












          The adjustbox v1.1 from 2018/04/08 now correctly supports the page key. Instead of using the export option you can just use the macro adjustimage{<options>}{<filename>}. Instead of using centering just use the center key at the end.



          usepackage{adjustbox}[2018/04/08]

          newcommand{mygraphic}[2]{%
          parnoindent
          adjustimage{#1,max size={textwidth}{.9textheight},center}{#2}%
          par
          }






          share|improve this answer












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          Martin Scharrer

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              0














              After bouncing back between this and this other question, I decided I wanted to both set global keys for adjustbox (part 2 of your question) and sometimes also use page=… (part 1).1 So I did this—note the use of capitalized Export:



              documentclass{article}
              makeatletter

              % Load graphicx first and save its original includegraphics
              usepackage{graphicx}
              letorig@includegraphicsincludegraphics

              % Using the capitalized 'Export' option replaces includegraphics with
              % adjincludegraphics
              usepackage[Export]{adjustbox}

              % Set some global adjustbox keys
              adjustboxset{trim=0.5in 0in}

              % Define a new three-argument command:
              % includegraphicspage{adjbox args}{graphicx args}{filename}
              newcommand{includegraphicspage}[3]{%
              adjustbox{#1}{orig@includegraphics[#2]{#3}par}}
              makeatother


              This allows me to do all of the following and have my adjustboxset options apply in every case:



              begin{document}

              % This is actually adjincludegraphics; 'page' won't work
              includegraphics{singlepage.pdf}

              % Pass an argument for graphicx
              includegraphicspage{page=3}{multipage.pdf}

              % Also pass arguments for adjustbox
              includegraphicspage[width=textwidth]{page=3}{multipage.pdf}

              end{document}




              1 Why? Mainly because I already had a long document with many includegraphics. It was easier to modify the few appearances of multi-page images.






              share|improve this answer




























                0














                After bouncing back between this and this other question, I decided I wanted to both set global keys for adjustbox (part 2 of your question) and sometimes also use page=… (part 1).1 So I did this—note the use of capitalized Export:



                documentclass{article}
                makeatletter

                % Load graphicx first and save its original includegraphics
                usepackage{graphicx}
                letorig@includegraphicsincludegraphics

                % Using the capitalized 'Export' option replaces includegraphics with
                % adjincludegraphics
                usepackage[Export]{adjustbox}

                % Set some global adjustbox keys
                adjustboxset{trim=0.5in 0in}

                % Define a new three-argument command:
                % includegraphicspage{adjbox args}{graphicx args}{filename}
                newcommand{includegraphicspage}[3]{%
                adjustbox{#1}{orig@includegraphics[#2]{#3}par}}
                makeatother


                This allows me to do all of the following and have my adjustboxset options apply in every case:



                begin{document}

                % This is actually adjincludegraphics; 'page' won't work
                includegraphics{singlepage.pdf}

                % Pass an argument for graphicx
                includegraphicspage{page=3}{multipage.pdf}

                % Also pass arguments for adjustbox
                includegraphicspage[width=textwidth]{page=3}{multipage.pdf}

                end{document}




                1 Why? Mainly because I already had a long document with many includegraphics. It was easier to modify the few appearances of multi-page images.






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                  After bouncing back between this and this other question, I decided I wanted to both set global keys for adjustbox (part 2 of your question) and sometimes also use page=… (part 1).1 So I did this—note the use of capitalized Export:



                  documentclass{article}
                  makeatletter

                  % Load graphicx first and save its original includegraphics
                  usepackage{graphicx}
                  letorig@includegraphicsincludegraphics

                  % Using the capitalized 'Export' option replaces includegraphics with
                  % adjincludegraphics
                  usepackage[Export]{adjustbox}

                  % Set some global adjustbox keys
                  adjustboxset{trim=0.5in 0in}

                  % Define a new three-argument command:
                  % includegraphicspage{adjbox args}{graphicx args}{filename}
                  newcommand{includegraphicspage}[3]{%
                  adjustbox{#1}{orig@includegraphics[#2]{#3}par}}
                  makeatother


                  This allows me to do all of the following and have my adjustboxset options apply in every case:



                  begin{document}

                  % This is actually adjincludegraphics; 'page' won't work
                  includegraphics{singlepage.pdf}

                  % Pass an argument for graphicx
                  includegraphicspage{page=3}{multipage.pdf}

                  % Also pass arguments for adjustbox
                  includegraphicspage[width=textwidth]{page=3}{multipage.pdf}

                  end{document}




                  1 Why? Mainly because I already had a long document with many includegraphics. It was easier to modify the few appearances of multi-page images.






                  share|improve this answer














                  After bouncing back between this and this other question, I decided I wanted to both set global keys for adjustbox (part 2 of your question) and sometimes also use page=… (part 1).1 So I did this—note the use of capitalized Export:



                  documentclass{article}
                  makeatletter

                  % Load graphicx first and save its original includegraphics
                  usepackage{graphicx}
                  letorig@includegraphicsincludegraphics

                  % Using the capitalized 'Export' option replaces includegraphics with
                  % adjincludegraphics
                  usepackage[Export]{adjustbox}

                  % Set some global adjustbox keys
                  adjustboxset{trim=0.5in 0in}

                  % Define a new three-argument command:
                  % includegraphicspage{adjbox args}{graphicx args}{filename}
                  newcommand{includegraphicspage}[3]{%
                  adjustbox{#1}{orig@includegraphics[#2]{#3}par}}
                  makeatother


                  This allows me to do all of the following and have my adjustboxset options apply in every case:



                  begin{document}

                  % This is actually adjincludegraphics; 'page' won't work
                  includegraphics{singlepage.pdf}

                  % Pass an argument for graphicx
                  includegraphicspage{page=3}{multipage.pdf}

                  % Also pass arguments for adjustbox
                  includegraphicspage[width=textwidth]{page=3}{multipage.pdf}

                  end{document}




                  1 Why? Mainly because I already had a long document with many includegraphics. It was easier to modify the few appearances of multi-page images.







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