Copy images for inlinemediaobject #730
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This copies images declared "inline". Asciidoctor doesn't give a good way of hooking into these images so we have to scan for them when we walk the tree. It isn't the best solution, but at least we don't have to scan for them after the document is rendered! If we did that we wouldn't get line number information when we can't find images.... Closes elastic#730
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This copies images declared "inline". Asciidoctor doesn't give a good way of hooking into these images so we have to scan for them when we walk the tree. It isn't the best solution, but at least we don't have to scan for them after the document is rendered! If we did that we wouldn't get line number information when we can't find images.... Closes #730
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Related to #541
If I use an inline image, it's not being copied to the output directory (thus resulting in a broken image).
For example, if I have a block image followed by an inline image:
It generates:
<div class="informalfigure"><div class="mediaobject"><img src="xpack-tag.png" alt="X-Pack" /></div></div><p><span class="inlinemediaobject"><img src="test-star.png" alt="Star" /></span></p>But only the first file is copied to the output directory:
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