Fixing the use of Ghostscript gs command
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…script_jll and display warning.
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Just commenting on one small part of this: I believe |
Yes, just stumble across it yesterday when trying to dig in my low-resolution latex issue. I also discovered const Ref which will be much better for the variable checking the availability of I'm still quite new to Julia. |
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This PR is linked to the following issue: Issue 67
I just moved all code that was building a
gscommand into a dedicated function that checks if thegscommand is available in the shell, else defaults to useGhostscript_jll.This allows to fix the issue on Nixos.