BEG. Obtekane obrazky

[Jaromir Kuben]

Jan Busa píše:
> 
>    Zdravim,
> 
> existuje makro picins.sty a tiez picinpar.sty
> 
>    Bolo o tom napisane v nejakom Zpravodaji, momentalne si nespominam.
> Pokusim sa to najst a poslem Vam o tom trochu textu.
> 
>     Jano Busa
>    (busaj at tuke.sk)

Dobry den.
Kdysi pred 5 lety p. Sojka rozeslal nasledujici text. Nevim,
jestli je nekde ve FAQ, ale snad mu nebude vadit, kdyz ho zopakuji.
Zdravi
       Jaromir Kuben

P.S. mozna jsou i dalsi nove moznosti.

> Vazeni,
>
> pomerne castym dotazem (FAQ) je obtekani obrazku v TeXu.
> Nize uvedeny prehled na nej odpovida.
> Petr Sojka

: Subject: Re: flowing text around figures in LateX
: Reply-To: piet at cs.ruu.nl (Piet van Oostrum)
: Organization: Dept of Computer Science, Utrecht University, The
Netherlands
: Keywords: latex paragraph picture figure flow
:
: There are a couple of style files that purport to do this. But they
all
: have their limitations because the TeX machine isn't really designed
to
: solve this.
:
: flow.sty, floatfig.sty, figures.sty, picinpar.sty, picins.sty (from a
: package picins), window.sty, wrapfig.sty
:
: Here is a brief impression (from the source code, and some
experiments):
:
: figures.sty:
:
:     \rightfig{width}{height}{caption indication}{caption}
: 		... paragraph text ...
:     similar \leftfig
:
:     You must specify the width and height of your picture yourself. No
:     possibility to include it in table of figures/tables without
additional
:     effort.
:
: picinpar.sty:
:
:     \begin{window}[#lines before, l|r|c, picture contents, caption}
: 	... paragraph text ...
:     \end{window}
:
:     Gives the possibility to specify that the paragraph must have
advanced
:     a number of lines before the picture begins. Width and height will
be
:     deduced from the contents. The picture may span several
paragraphs. The
:     picture can be positioned left, right or in the center of the
page.
:
:     Does not work with the amstex.sty option.
:
:     \begin{figwindow}
:     \begin{tabwindow} the same with inclusion in the table of figures
or
:     tables resp..
:
:     NOTE: I have studied the code of this package extensively and it
is
:     badly programmed. There is a lot of redundant code and worse, it
is
:     buggy. E.g. if you set \box0=\hbox{l}\parskip=\ht0 and you have
plain
:     text in the paragraph around the figure you will loose the text!!!
:
:     Moreover if you center the picture and the lines at the left and
right
:     of the picture don't have the standard height (e.g. because you
have a
:     formula like $A^n_i$ in one of the parts) they don't line up
properly.
:
: wrapfig.sty:
:
:     \begin{wrapfigure}[height of figure in
lines]{l|r}[overhang]{width}
: 		{figure, caption etc.}
:     \end{wrapfigure}
:     Similar for wraptable.
:
:     Height can be ommitted and will be calculated in that case.
:     The {l|r} parameter can aslo be specified as inside or outside,
and it
:     can be used to indicate that the picture should float.
:     Will be counted as figure/table.
:     Does not work in combination with list environments, but can be
used in
:     a parbox or minipage, and in twocolumn format.
:
:
: flow.sty:
:
:     \flow[L|R]{paragraph text}{figure box}
:
:     figure must be in a TeX box.
:     A frame will always be drawn.
:     No captions.
:
: floatfig.sty:
:
:     \begin{floatingfigure}{figure}
:     \end{floatingfigure}
:
:     Will be counted as figure. The last time that I tried this I
couldn't
:     get it working.
:
: floatflt.sty (actually a LaTeX2e package):
:     This is an improved version of floatfig for LaTeX2e:
:     \begin{floatingfigure}[option]{figure}
:     \end{floatingfigure}
:     More or less similar floatingtable.
:     The tables/figures can be set left/right or alternating on
even/odd pages.
:     Works with the multicol package. Doesn't work well in the
neighbourhood
:     of list environments unless you change your LaTeX document.
:
: window.sty:
:
:     \windowbox[toplines][inwindow: contents][ratio: l r]
: 	... paragraph text ... \par
:
:     Gives the possibility to place a picture on an arbitrary location
:     in a paragraph (e.g. on 2/3 of the width)
:     No captions or table of figures inclusion.
:     According to the author there are problems when inserting boxes at
the
:     end of a page or at the beginning of a section. This style is no
longer
:     supported.
:
: picins.sty is part of a large package that allows inclusion of
pictures
: (e.g. with shadow boxes, various MSDOS formats etc)
:
:     \parpic(width,height)(x-off,y-off)[Options][Position]{Picture}
:     Paragraph text....
:
:     All parameters except the Picture are optional. The picture can be
:     positioned left or right, boxed with a rectangle, oval, shadowbox,
:     dashed box, a caption can be given which includes it in the List
of
:     figures.
:
:     This is the only package that I tried that correctly works inside
an
:     enumerate/itemize item. It does not, however work with
:     enumerate/itemize besides the picture (i.e. started after the
\parpic
:     command) but neither does any of the other packages as far as I
could
:     discern.
:
:     The only disadvantage for some people will be that the
documentation is
:     in German. I have included a summary in English as picins.txt on
CTAN.
:
: Picins looks like the best and nicest to me. I would like to receive
: additions or corrections to the above list.
:
: Piet van Oostrum <piet at cs.ruu.nl>