#18 TeXCenterFigure being overwritten when opening a image.

[bug_rep]

Hello. Seems like it's hard to find a delphi compiler, so I figured I'd try reporting the problem:

Issue:

I've set these settings in TpX.ini:

TeXCenterFigure_Default=0
TeXFigure_Default=none

This way the tpx image wont be a figure and won't be centered. This all works fine when you first create a new image. However say close tpx.exe and later open the image by:

tpx.exe myimage.TpX

The next time you save the file it will have added \centering.

It seems like when you use the settings I have it adds:

TeXFigure="none">

to the TpX header, atleast when you start a fresh new image. I believe it actually should be:

TeXCenterFigure="0" TeXFigure="none"

Because when you run tpx.exe myimage.TpX later on, it will append:

TeXCenterFigure="1" TeXFigure="none"

Rather than listening to TpX.ini

Saw that you recently commented here. I hope you can help me with this.

[bug_rep]

Up on further investigation:

It seems like the problem appears in InOut.pas. Line 5431:

      if AttributeNode['TeXCenterFigure'] <> nil then
        fDrawing2D.TeXCenterFigure :=
          AttributeValue['TeXCenterFigure']
      else fDrawing2D.TeXCenterFigure := True;

I believe it's better to set it to TeXCenterFigure_Default like so:

          else fDrawing2D.TeXCenterFigure := TeXCenterFigure_Default;

Anyway here is a patch:

diff --git a/InOut.pas b/InOut.pas
index dec691c..d862736 100644
--- a/InOut.pas
+++ b/InOut.pas
@@ -5428,7 +5428,7 @@ begin
       if AttributeNode['TeXCenterFigure'] <> nil then
         fDrawing2D.TeXCenterFigure :=
           AttributeValue['TeXCenterFigure']

-      else fDrawing2D.TeXCenterFigure := True;
+      else fDrawing2D.TeXCenterFigure := TeXCenterFigure_Default;
       if AttributeNode['TeXFigure'] <> nil then
         fDrawing2D.TeXFigure :=
           TeXFigureEnvKind(StringToChoice(TeXFigure_Choice,

Not sure windows comes with a patch tool, but on linux the patch can be applied by

patch < texcenterfigure_fix_default.diff

Had this been GitHub, I would've sent you a pull request.