💡📝H. G. Muller wrote on Wed, Apr 21, 2021 04:52 PM UTC:
If you create an article, this automatically creates a directory /membergraphics/MSarticle-name/ for any files you upload. So you could upload all the images you want to use to such a directory, and specify that as graphicsDir in the Interacive Diagram definition. You have to make sure the squareSize, graphicsType and white/blackPrefix match that of the uploaded graphics.
You cannot use sets that are scattered over several directories. Because the diagram builds the image filenames as prefix + root name + exetension (where the exension is the specified graphicsType). So giving the root name as a pahname, like subdir/quagga, would no work, because it will prefix the directory name with the color ('wsubdir/quagga.gif') rather than the image name ('subdir/wquagga.gif'). This should be easy to fix, btw; I could make the diagram split any given roo name at the slashes, prefix the last part with the color, and then put them together again.
If you create an article, this automatically creates a directory /membergraphics/MSarticle-name/ for any files you upload. So you could upload all the images you want to use to such a directory, and specify that as graphicsDir in the Interacive Diagram definition. You have to make sure the squareSize, graphicsType and white/blackPrefix match that of the uploaded graphics.
You cannot use sets that are scattered over several directories. Because the diagram builds the image filenames as prefix + root name + exetension (where the exension is the specified graphicsType). So giving the root name as a pahname, like subdir/quagga, would no work, because it will prefix the directory name with the color ('wsubdir/quagga.gif') rather than the image name ('subdir/wquagga.gif'). This should be easy to fix, btw; I could make the diagram split any given roo name at the slashes, prefix the last part with the color, and then put them together again.