Osmo Salomaa <otsaloma@cc.hut.fi> writes:
> When replacing the \ with / in the command i get:
> -------------------------------------------------
>
> GS<3>clear << /PageSize [264 10] /PageOffset [-125 650] /OutputFile
> (c:/gnu/temp/imaximaQPAvCP/1) >> setpagedevice [save] (c:/gnu/temp/imax
> imaQPAvCP/1.ps) (r) file cvx systemdict /.runandhide known revision
> 700 ge and {.setsafe {.runandhide}}
> GS<4>
>
> So no error when i changed the \ with /.
Great.
> Does this mean it works?
Does it create a png file called '1' in the same directory? If it does,
then it works.
> What should be done? Modifying imaxima.el (i don't have a clue how to
> do this) or trying another version of ghostscript (which one)?
Are you using a cygwin or native version of Ghostscript? (If it's a
cygwin version, then the native version might work).
So, assuming that gs did create the png file, this is a recap of what
needs to be fixed:
* gs wants unix-style, '/', path separators.
* Maxima wants unix path names for 'imaxima.lsip'.
Right? I'll make a version which does this on Windows.