Hi. I have the following code in my source, to try to get a
combination of two figures in one:
\placefigure
{10,000 random|-|value pixels added}
\startcombination[2]
{\externalfigure[noise1][height=.4\textwidth]}{image 1}
{\externalfigure[noise2][height=.4\textwidth]}{image 2}
\stopcombination
... but I get an error, so I am probably doing something wrong. The
whole log is below. My context version is pretty new, as the
transcript shows.
Thanks for any advice!
Ed L Cashin
Hi. I have the following code in my source, to try to get a combination of two figures in one:
\placefigure {10,000 random|-|value pixels added} \startcombination[2] {\externalfigure[noise1][height=.4\textwidth]}{image 1} {\externalfigure[noise2][height=.4\textwidth]}{image 2} \stopcombination
... but I get an error, so I am probably doing something wrong. The whole log is below. My context version is pretty new, as the transcript shows.
On a hunch I put curly braces around the second argument to placefigure, and it works now. \placefigure {10,000 random|-|value pixels added} {\startcombination[2] {\externalfigure[noise1][height=.4\textwidth]}{image 1} {\externalfigure[noise2][height=.4\textwidth]}{image 2} \stopcombination} That's great! -- --Ed L Cashin | PGP public key: ecashin@uga.edu | http://noserose.net/e/pgp/
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