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On Sat, May 23, 2009 at 05:45, Aditya Mahajan wrote:
On Fri, 22 May 2009, Mojca Miklavec wrote:
Hello,
Just to let you know - thanks to John Bowman (Michail Vidiassov is also working on it) these are some latest posts from asymptote developers on their forum - if anyone would like to play with asymptote, feel free to test.
This is great. However, even simple examples do not work. I will test in more detail later. Is there some settings to get a verbose output on what asymptote is doing (-v just says Processing filename, which is not too informative).
Sorry, I forgot to tell (and I forgot that I have been using this before at all):
You can generate examples that use these constructs in settings.cc like this: asy -k labelsquare Then see the file labelsquare_.tex
On my computer I have a file /opt/local/share/doc/asymptote/examples/labelsquare.asy for example. You need to copy that file (or any other asymptote file) on working directory and run asy -k -tex context labelsquare At least that is my guess. Using asy -k -tex xelatex labelsquare works here and generates all the intermediate files labelsquare.pdf labelsquare_.aux labelsquare_.log labelsquare_.tex labelsquare_0.eps labelsquare_0.pdf and I'm waiting for a release since I have no idea how to compile from source (thanks to Arthur's pointer - the build in TL works fine with -DBROKENCOMPILER switch, but it doesn't have the ConTeXt patches included yet). I could copy-paste single files, but I'll wait a bit longer to be able to test the official release. Mojca