LaTeX includegraphics

[gusl]

\includegraphics[height=60mm]{study2 - r varies/rtrue=10,r=10,sMod=[3,4,5,6],rs=[10,5,2.5],score=loglik.pdf} breaks because the first "." makes the "5" be interpreted as a file extension.


\includegraphics[height=60mm]{study2 - r varies/rtrue=10,r=10,sMod=[3,4,5,6],rs=[10,5,2;5],score=loglik.pdf}
compiles just fine and displays the figure, but it dumps the filename in my document, even if I do it inside a 'figure' environment.

Comments

[bhudson.livejournal.com]

Your filename is study2 - r varies/rtrue=10,r=10,sMod=[3,4,5,6],rs=[10,5,2;5],score=loglik.pdf !? I recommend you rename the file.

[gustavolacerda.livejournal.com]

the file is in the folder "study2 - r varies", and is named "rtrue=10,r=10,sMod=[3,4,5,6],rs=[10,5,2;5],score=loglik.pdf".

[stepleton.livejournal.com]

seconded. Maybe put an empty file in the same directory that has the metadata in the name, and use less problematic names for your files.

In a related note, I have invented an amazing compression algorithm. On Linux ext3 filesystems, it can losslessly compress any file containing fewer than 254 bytes down to precisely zero bytes. If you have more than 254 bytes of data, no problem, just break it down into separate files and my algorithm will do the rest.

[bhudson.livejournal.com]

Think of the inodes!