I have a .tm input (from TeXmacs 2.1.4) which contains embedded eps. If I want to load the file in Mogan, I get such messages on the terminal:
2026-07-16-08.15.51.255 TeXmacs] io, /usr/bin/gs -dQUIET -dNOPAUSE -dBATCH -dSAFER -sDEVICE=pngalpha -dGraphicsAlphaBits=4 -dTextAlphaBits=4 -g356x356 -sOutputFile=/tmp/Kovács Zoltán/.lolly/212651/FFB23BF6_02D6_4840_8154_6C7725480280..png -r72.0x129.0 -c " -36.0 -36.0 translate gsave " -f /tmp/Kovács\ Zoltán/.lolly/212651/9568CC52_4BB9_4460_8AF5_FF9AB53375A0.ps -c " grestore "
This is, however, wrong, because -sOutputFile receives a string that contains a space character.
I found that the command line is created in TeXmacs/plugins/binary/progs/binary/gs.scm by appending (url->system to). If I prepend ' and append ' to this, then I can avoid the error. This is just a hotfix, there should be a better fix for that. I am also unsure why my name is used to create the path for a tempory file, is this intentional?
I have a .tm input (from TeXmacs 2.1.4) which contains embedded eps. If I want to load the file in Mogan, I get such messages on the terminal:
This is, however, wrong, because
-sOutputFilereceives a string that contains a space character.I found that the command line is created in
TeXmacs/plugins/binary/progs/binary/gs.scmby appending(url->system to). If I prepend'and append'to this, then I can avoid the error. This is just a hotfix, there should be a better fix for that. I am also unsure why my name is used to create the path for a tempory file, is this intentional?