@David Harrison
You are absolutely right, my bad. My dir command shows the same.
-graph export- *should* append the type specific extension IMHO. My
browser won't display the extensionless png - treats it as a download
then prompts for a handler. I am adding code to check for the
existence of the file at time of execution and will write a "error,
*.png not found" message.
DCE
On 5/19/06, David Harrison <[email protected]> wrote:
This is not my experience...
. graph export temp, as(png)
(file temp written in PNG format)
. dir temp*
9.7k 5/19/06 17:14 temp
. graph export temp.png
(file temp.png written in PNG format)
. dir temp*
9.7k 5/19/06 17:14 temp
9.7k 5/19/06 17:17 temp.png
Not all platforms require extensions, remember... Although I am using
windows, which as a rule does.
David
David Elliott wrote:
2) You said: "True, but the file produced does not have an extension, so
adding one in the <img> tag will not help."
Actually, the .png extension is added to the file regardless of what the
confirmation message said - try it yourself, you'll see.
Personally, I think this is a deficiency in the graph export command i
it should state the filename and extension.
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