At 04:26 17/09/2003 +0200, Pawel Jackowski na Onet wrote:
Hello!
Hi Patrick and all the others
thanks for your answer. I think I asked my question a little bit unclearly. I wanted to know if i can get the width of a figure, or the overlaywidth of this figure as a numeric. I want to make a frame like this: \framed[width=
, height= ]{blabla}. I don't know if such a thing is possible, I didn't find such a thing in a manual.
Why dont You just put the figure into a box? You can always say:
\newdimen\W \newdimen\H \setbox0\hbox{\externalfigure[your_figure]} \W=\wd0\relax \H=\ht0 \advance\H by \dp0\relax \the\W \the\H \end
Such row TeX code always work:)
\getfiguredimensionsonly[...][...]
\naturalfigureheight \naturalfigurewidth \figureheight \figurewidth
Hi thanks a lot for your help sevi
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