psfrag package and autocad .eps
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is there a way use .eps figure from autocad and edit its labels using the psfrag package? I tried with exporting figure from autocad directly to .eps and then, in figure environment, I used psfrag command as manual says. Here is a simple code:
documentclass{book}
usepackage{psfrag}
usepackage{graphicx}
usepackage{auto-pst-pdf}
begin{document}
la figura è:
begin{figure}[h]
centering
psfrag{a}{$y+2$}
psfragfig[scale=0.2]{prova.eps}
end{figure}
end{document}
The file .eps is created using auto cad and it is a simple Line text with the only letter a
psfrag
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is there a way use .eps figure from autocad and edit its labels using the psfrag package? I tried with exporting figure from autocad directly to .eps and then, in figure environment, I used psfrag command as manual says. Here is a simple code:
documentclass{book}
usepackage{psfrag}
usepackage{graphicx}
usepackage{auto-pst-pdf}
begin{document}
la figura è:
begin{figure}[h]
centering
psfrag{a}{$y+2$}
psfragfig[scale=0.2]{prova.eps}
end{figure}
end{document}
The file .eps is created using auto cad and it is a simple Line text with the only letter a
psfrag
asked Oct 12 at 1:14
marcoroberto94
284
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Welcome to tex.se. For us to help you better, could you please provide a minimal working example? in that way we can better understand your problem and try to help you with that. Also, could you give us more information on your issue? For instance, like whether you are usingLatexorpdftexcore or something else?
– Raaja
Oct 12 at 5:55
as the psfrag manual explains you need the strings that are replaced to be single strings in the eps not separate string for each letter separately positioned, so if you are replacingsin xit will not work unless the string(sin x)is literally in the eps file, so you can check with a text editor which strings are in the EPS. PostScript strings are(...)delimited.
– David Carlisle
Oct 14 at 15:57
I edit the post and I put a working code
– marcoroberto94
Nov 27 at 22:07
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is there a way use .eps figure from autocad and edit its labels using the psfrag package? I tried with exporting figure from autocad directly to .eps and then, in figure environment, I used psfrag command as manual says. Here is a simple code:
documentclass{book}
usepackage{psfrag}
usepackage{graphicx}
usepackage{auto-pst-pdf}
begin{document}
la figura è:
begin{figure}[h]
centering
psfrag{a}{$y+2$}
psfragfig[scale=0.2]{prova.eps}
end{figure}
end{document}
The file .eps is created using auto cad and it is a simple Line text with the only letter a
psfrag
asked Oct 12 at 1:14
marcoroberto94
284
is there a way use .eps figure from autocad and edit its labels using the psfrag package? I tried with exporting figure from autocad directly to .eps and then, in figure environment, I used psfrag command as manual says. Here is a simple code:
documentclass{book}
usepackage{psfrag}
usepackage{graphicx}
usepackage{auto-pst-pdf}
begin{document}
la figura è:
begin{figure}[h]
centering
psfrag{a}{$y+2$}
psfragfig[scale=0.2]{prova.eps}
end{figure}
end{document}
The file .eps is created using auto cad and it is a simple Line text with the only letter a
psfrag
psfrag
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Welcome to tex.se. For us to help you better, could you please provide a minimal working example? in that way we can better understand your problem and try to help you with that. Also, could you give us more information on your issue? For instance, like whether you are usingLatexorpdftexcore or something else?
– Raaja
Oct 12 at 5:55
as the psfrag manual explains you need the strings that are replaced to be single strings in the eps not separate string for each letter separately positioned, so if you are replacingsin xit will not work unless the string(sin x)is literally in the eps file, so you can check with a text editor which strings are in the EPS. PostScript strings are(...)delimited.
– David Carlisle
Oct 14 at 15:57
I edit the post and I put a working code
– marcoroberto94
Nov 27 at 22:07
add a comment |
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Welcome to tex.se. For us to help you better, could you please provide a minimal working example? in that way we can better understand your problem and try to help you with that. Also, could you give us more information on your issue? For instance, like whether you are usingLatexorpdftexcore or something else?
– Raaja
Oct 12 at 5:55
as the psfrag manual explains you need the strings that are replaced to be single strings in the eps not separate string for each letter separately positioned, so if you are replacingsin xit will not work unless the string(sin x)is literally in the eps file, so you can check with a text editor which strings are in the EPS. PostScript strings are(...)delimited.
– David Carlisle
Oct 14 at 15:57
I edit the post and I put a working code
– marcoroberto94
Nov 27 at 22:07
1
1
Welcome to tex.se. For us to help you better, could you please provide a minimal working example? in that way we can better understand your problem and try to help you with that. Also, could you give us more information on your issue? For instance, like whether you are using
Latex or pdftex core or something else?– Raaja
Oct 12 at 5:55
Welcome to tex.se. For us to help you better, could you please provide a minimal working example? in that way we can better understand your problem and try to help you with that. Also, could you give us more information on your issue? For instance, like whether you are using
Latex or pdftex core or something else?– Raaja
Oct 12 at 5:55
as the psfrag manual explains you need the strings that are replaced to be single strings in the eps not separate string for each letter separately positioned, so if you are replacing
sin x it will not work unless the string (sin x) is literally in the eps file, so you can check with a text editor which strings are in the EPS. PostScript strings are (...) delimited.– David Carlisle
Oct 14 at 15:57
as the psfrag manual explains you need the strings that are replaced to be single strings in the eps not separate string for each letter separately positioned, so if you are replacing
sin x it will not work unless the string (sin x) is literally in the eps file, so you can check with a text editor which strings are in the EPS. PostScript strings are (...) delimited.– David Carlisle
Oct 14 at 15:57
I edit the post and I put a working code
– marcoroberto94
Nov 27 at 22:07
I edit the post and I put a working code
– marcoroberto94
Nov 27 at 22:07
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Welcome to tex.se. For us to help you better, could you please provide a minimal working example? in that way we can better understand your problem and try to help you with that. Also, could you give us more information on your issue? For instance, like whether you are using
Latexorpdftexcore or something else?– Raaja
Oct 12 at 5:55
as the psfrag manual explains you need the strings that are replaced to be single strings in the eps not separate string for each letter separately positioned, so if you are replacing
sin xit will not work unless the string(sin x)is literally in the eps file, so you can check with a text editor which strings are in the EPS. PostScript strings are(...)delimited.– David Carlisle
Oct 14 at 15:57
I edit the post and I put a working code
– marcoroberto94
Nov 27 at 22:07