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From: almond@lisbon.stat.washington.edu (Russell Almond)
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Subject: Re: Mac generated figures in LaTex document?
Keywords: dvi2ps
Message-ID: <1991Jun5.051514.6873@lisbon.stat.washington.edu>
Date: 5 Jun 91 05:17:25 GMT
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% Almond Figure Macros and belief function definitions.  This provides
% a package of interface routines to postsript figures.

% The routines in question use a definition called directory which
% points to the figure directory.  That should be changed in each
% program.

% The principle routine is \psfig which takes 5 arguments.  The first
% is the figure number, the second in [] is the name of the file
% (minus the .ps extension and the directory (which is taken from
% \directory)) The third is the caption for the figure, the fourth is
% hsize= horizontal dimension and the fifth is vsize= vertical
% dimension.  The whole thing is finish with a /
% For example:  \psfig3[graph]{A really stupid plot}}hsize=4in
% vsize=75pt/  This produces a figure with \directory/graph.ps as the
% postscript file.  Its caption is {\it Figure 3. A really stupid
% plot\/} and a space of 75pt will be left for it the vertical space,
% and it will be centered as if it is four inches wide.
% The horizontal and vertical size parameters are sent via the hsize
% and vsize parameters of the special command.  See dvi2ps
% documentation for more details.

%%%%%%%%%%%Collosally important note:  There are at least three
% versions of dvi2ps running around (I've seen two on the Statistics
% Dept. machines).  They use different units for passing hsize, vsize
% commands (most use bp, some use inches).  This may need to be set
% for your local machine.


%% Figure insertion macros

\newdimen\fighoffset
\newdimen\figwidth
\newdimen\figheight
\newcount\countdimen
\newcount\countunit
\newdimen\dimenscratch

%% To turn off figure processing use \specialdofalse
\newif\ifspecialdo %include special commands or just leave space
\specialdotrue

%% To suppress the word Figure in captions (for two column papers)
%% reste this variable.
\def\Fig{Figure }

% Rescaling macros
\def\dividedimen#1/#2/{\dimenscratch=#1%
\countdimen=\dimenscratch\dimenscratch=#2%
\countunit=\dimenscratch \divide\countdimen by\countunit
%\the\countdimen
}
%%%%% Machine dependent
\def\psunit{1bp} % Was 1bp is now 1in, documentation has not changed. 



% \psfig -- inserts a single figure with caption and leaving space as
% indicated. 
\outer\def\psfig#1[#2]#3hsize=#4 vsize=#5/{
\midinsert
\figwidth= #4%
\fighoffset=\hsize \advance\fighoffset -\figwidth
\divide\fighoffset by 2%
\figheight= #5%
\vskip\figheight
\hskip\fighoffset
\dividedimen\figheight/\psunit/\edef\vs/{\the\countdimen}%
\dividedimen\figwidth/\psunit/\edef\hs/{\the\countdimen}%
\edef\specialcommand{psfile="\directory/#2.ps" hsize=\hs/
vsize=\vs/ }%
\ifspecialdo
\special\expandafter{\specialcommand}%
\fi\hfil\break
\centerline{\it \Fig #1. #3\/}
\endinsert
}

% twopsfig -- produces a,b figures (from files #2a.ps and #2b.ps) side
% by side.  #3 and #4 are the two captions, hsize is the width of a
% single figure 
\outer\def\twopsfig#1[#2]#3#4hsize=#5 vsize=#6/{
\midinsert
\figwidth= #5%
\fighoffset=\hsize \divide\fighoffset by 2%
\advance\fighoffset -\figwidth
\divide\fighoffset by 2%
\figheight= #6%
\vbox{
\settabs2\columns
\vskip\figheight
\dividedimen\figheight/\psunit/\edef\vs/{\the\countdimen}%
\dividedimen\figwidth/\psunit/\edef\hs/{\the\countdimen}%
\tabalign\hskip\fighoffset
\edef\specialcommand{psfile="\directory/#2a.ps" hsize=\hs/
vsize=\vs/ }%
\ifspecialdo
\special\expandafter{\specialcommand}%
\fi
&\hskip\fighoffset
\edef\specialcommand{psfile="\directory/#2b.ps" hsize=\hs/
vsize=\vs/ }%
\ifspecialdo
\special\expandafter{\specialcommand}%
\fi\cr
\medskip
\tabalign\hfill{\it \Fig #1a. #3\/}\hfill
&\hfill{\it \Fig #1b. #4\/}\hfill\cr
}
\endinsert
}

% This macro inserts a figure with no caption and no tag definition.  
% arguments are interpreted the same was as in \psfig.
\def\innerpsfig[#1]hsize=#2 vsize=#3/{
\figwidth= #2%
\fighoffset=\hsize \advance\fighoffset -\figwidth
\divide\fighoffset by 2%
\figheight= #3%
\vskip\figheight
\hskip\fighoffset
\dividedimen\figheight/\psunit/\edef\vs/{\the\countdimen}%
\dividedimen\figwidth/\psunit/\edef\hs/{\the\countdimen}%
\edef\specialcommand{psfile="\directory/#1.ps" hsize=\hs/
vsize=\vs/ }%
\ifspecialdo
\special\expandafter{\specialcommand}%
\fi
}

Russell Almond			   Spring Sunshine,
U. Washington, Statistics, GN-22   The Tree-of-Cliques in Hyperbloom.
Seattle, WA  98195	           Eschew Affine Constraints!
almond@stat.washington.edu, (206) 543-4302   (future ancient Japaneese Haiku)