, 2009 * Licensed under GNU GPLv2.0 * * LatexImg plugin provides ability to insert snippets of LaTeX into a page that are * rendered as either .gif or .png images. This is useful for adding mathematical * equations to a wiki page. * * LatexImg plugin is built upon LaTeX Rendering Class 0.8, (c) 2003/2004 Benjamin Zeiss * See the file "LatexImg/class.latexrender.php" for licensing and further details. * */ // CONFIGURATION VARIABLES (edit these as necessary) // Preference for .gif vs .png image files (change to "gif" for .gif) $LATEXIMG_IMAGE_FORMAT = "png"; /* The remaining variables should work as they are on most hosts, but check * them if you are getting errors. */ // Run "which latex" in a command line shell to determine the path to put here $LATEXIMG_LATEX_PATH = "/usr/bin/latex"; // Run "which dvips" in a command line shell to determine the path to put here $LATEXIMG_DVIPS_PATH = "/usr/bin/dvips"; // Run "which convert" in a command line shell to determine the path to put here $LATEXIMG_CONVERT_PATH = "/usr/bin/convert"; // Run "which identify" in a command line shell to determine the path to put here $LATEXIMG_IDENTIFY_PATH = "/usr/bin/identify"; /* Note that it is also essential that the Ghostscript exectuable (i.e. the file "gs") * is in a directory that your webserver searches for exectuables, e.g. the Apache PATH * variable. This is because ImageMagick calls it indirectly. This is the case on most * hosts. */