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== Tracking ==
The following trackers are available for {{cmd|externalfiguresexternalfigure}} (MkIV only)
* '''graphics.locating''': Gives details about where the image files are searched, what strategy was used to infer the file format, and what was the inferred file format.
context --trackers=list [filename]
When the '''graphics.locating''' tracker is enabled, including a known file gives displays the following information on the terminal:
graphics > inclusion > locations: local,global
graphics > inclusion > format natively supported by backend: pdf
If the requested file does not exist, the following information is displayed.:
graphics > inclusion > locations: local,global
graphics > inclusion > format not supported: %s
When the '''graphics.conversion''' tracker is enabled, and, including a file type that requires conversion(e.g., say PS) is included, displays the following message is displayed on the terminal:
graphics > inclusion > checking conversion of './tiger.ps' (./tiger.ps): old format 'ps', new format 'pdf', conversion 'default', resolution 'default'
graphics > inclusion > new graphic, hash: m_k_i_v_tiger.ps.pdf->1->crop->unknown->unknown->unknown->
When the '''graphics.inclusion''' tracker is enabled, including and a movie displays is included, the following message is displayed on the terminal :
graphics > inclusion > including movie 'clip.mov': width 5594039.4330709, height 5594039.4330709
== See also ==
* {{cmd|defineexternalfigure}} to define a collection of settings
* {{cmd|setupexternalfiguressetupexternalfigure}} to define a different collection of settings
* {{cmd|useexternalfigure}} to define an image+settings combination
* {{cmd|definegraphictypesynonym}} to map a file extension to a particular image type handler
* [[Using Graphics]]
* [[Multimedia Inclusion]] to add audio and video contents.
