CVS autogen error
by Florent
Hi all,
I've tried to compile the latest CVS; but an error appear :
After a while, I made a "rm -rf inkscape" and an "./autogen.sh" and this
give me the error :
checking for autoconf >= 2.52 ... yes (version 2.59)
checking for automake >= 1.7 ... yes (version 1.8.5)
checking for glib-gettextize >= 2.0.0 ... yes (version 2.4.4)
checking for intltool >= 0.17 ... yes (version 0.30)
Running aclocal-1.8 ...
Running autoheader ...
Running automake-1.8 --add-missing ...
configure.in: installing `./install-sh'
configure.in: installing `./missing'
configure.in:5: installing `./config.guess'
configure.in:5: installing `./config.sub'
Makefile.am: installing `./INSTALL'
configure.in:25: required file `./ltmain.sh' not found
src/Makefile.am: installing `./depcomp'
Please fix the error conditions and try again.
18 years, 10 months
Re: sp-typeset
by bulia byak
> i will reuse a lot of it for flowtext stuff, that's a
> given. the purpose of the SPTypeset object, though,
> was to be a testbed for flowtext stuff, and an object
> to which you would give marked-up text like LaTeX
> source or RTF and get a nice layout of it. this last
> part is a huge amount of work... i advise for a
> removal for simplification of the codebase, and to
> avoid confusions with SVG flowtext.
OK, that makes sense.
> that is also a big amount of work, unless some parts
> of it can be lifted from a preexisting text editor. i
> feel sorry for the guy who will have to do it.
It's not really that bad, imho. I thought about how to do it, and I'm
definitely willing to give it a try when I have more free time. Just a
child of text-context holding the start and end character positions of
the selection in the text object, and a list of canvas items, each
being an inversion rectangle overlaying one character. The tricky part
is how to make it so that when you choose a color (by whatever means)
it gets applied to the text selection instead of the entire selected
text object, but there is now a solution for that: desktop issues
_style_signal for any style change, and the text selection would
intercept that signal and apply the style to the text selection
(creating tspan(s) as needed); and when the signal is intercepted, the
style is not applied to the selected objects (see sp_desktop_set_style
in desktop.cpp). So it's doable.
> wrt
> mathematical markup, i was more thinking to stuff like
> indices/exponents: dx/dy give you the possibility to
> do either exponent or indices, not both. Not to
> mention the cases where you want the text to be
> stacked below some other piece of text. this is where
> latex shines. the simplest solution is probably to do
> some sort of "Equation Service"
> (http://www.esm.psu.edu/mac-tex/EquationService/) with
> the scripting possibilities of inkscape, and insert
> the complex stuff as images in the flowtext.
Yes, it would be cool. Just build a robust chain of tools to do TeX ->
PS -> SVG conversion, and automatically run it and import into a <g>
with an inkscape: attribute storing the source TeX code, with a
command to edit it. Worth an RFE, and would not be very difficult to
implement. Except that such "embedded TeX" will not be able to be part
of an SVG text object, but only an independent object.
> the problem on osx is having several trees with unix
> software cohabitating with each other. since i have a
> fink tree with all my gnome stuff, installing gtkmm2.4
> and friends requires me to either package it myself
> (no thanks) or to mess with the install and header
> search paths (my previous attempts were complete
> failures). in any case it's simpler and safer to just
> wait for fink to get up to date.
I really hope they will get up to date soon. We need you :)
> regarding my flowtext work, here is a patch made
> against the 0.39 release.
Thanks, I will apply it ASAP.
> flowtref, flowlinebreak and flowimage are missing, but
> it's already able to eat styled text and handle
> bidirectionality. it would be good for me if someone
> could put it in the CVS tree and give it some
> exercise, so that bugs get apparent. since flowtext
> has the same text/tspan structure, parts of this patch
> can also have some use for the current text implementation.
Great, I will test it and report what I find.
18 years, 10 months
Inkscape and the Gimp, gradients.
by Alan Horkan
Those of you who are also on the OpenClipart.org mailing list may have
noticed that the Gimp now allows the use of SVG Gradients.
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=148127
The support is in CVS and there has not yet been a release that has
included but there should be another 2.1.x release soon.
Sven Neuman added the feature, and I'm well pleased.
Now I'll be able to use the same files for both Inkscape and Gimp and use
a standardised file format.
The gradient file can contain a single gradient or multiple gradients.
The parser has some flexibility with regards to the formatting used by the
gradients. The gradients are read only for now.
Another recently added feature that I requested was support for using
standard file formats for Patterns. As GDKPixbuf was used and because
there is an option to use librsvg to add SVG support to GDKpixbuf it
should be possible to use SVG patterns directly in the Gimp too.
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=140443
Futher testing of and feedback on the SVG Gradient support would be
very much appreciated.
DND support could be added in time but it will require work from Inkscape.
Sven would like to do this if Inkscape developers will do the necessary
work on their side, and he asked me to pass on that request.
I'm in a bit of a hurry otherwise i would have phrased this better and
more clearly. There is also the distinct possibility that this account
will be temporarily unavailable due to maintainance for the next few days
so I may have to catch up on Monday or sign up with a different account.
Sincerely
Alan Horkan
http://advogato.org/person/AlanHorkan/
18 years, 10 months
using SVG-View Widget in gtkmm apps
by John Taber
First let me say what a great job the whole development team is doing -
Inkscape is one of the best open source projects going. And it lets a
non-artist like me make decent looking icons - it's simply fun to use.
I would like to use SVG in a gtkmm geographic mapping application - is the SVG
View Widget part of the gtk toolset now ? Does it use librsvg to blt back
the svg or does it have it's own renderer ? (I tried to follow the code but
got lost). Thks.
John
18 years, 10 months
[Fwd: Fwd: BOF: Inkscape: An Open Source Vector Graphics (SVG) Editor Overvi ew]
by Jon Phillips
SIGGRAPH BOF confirmed to my gmail account, arg! JC (not Jesus Christ,
but JonCruz) are going to run a Birds of a Feather (BOF) meeting at
SIGGRAPH on MON AUG 9. I'm pulling together notes and PR for this this
weekend. FYI. I have a link for free passes to anyone in the LA area for
this. Bryce and Co, are you going to have an Inkscape BOF at OSCON2004
in Portland?
Jon
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> To: jon@...235...
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> Date: Wed, 28 Jul 2004 21:34:26 -0700
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> Date: Tue, 27 Jul 2004 12:03:20 -0500
> Subject: BOF: Inkscape: An Open Source Vector Graphics (SVG) Editor Overvi
> ew
> To: "phillipsjd@...400..." <phillipsjd@...400...>
> Cc: "Villalba, Marisa" <mvillalba@...481...>, "Milgram, Alison"
> <amilgram@...481...>, "sandramachuca@...127..."
> <sandramachuca@...127...>, "GERRAW@...482..."
> <gerraw@...483...>
>
>
> Hi Jon
>
> Below if you official email confirmation for your BOF to be held at
> the Holiday Inn City Center. Your contact at the hotel is Sandra
> Machuca and I have copied her on this email. Please work directly with
> her on any food/beverage or AV you would like to order for your
> meeting. Also I did not indicate the room set you required since on
> BOF meeting request form you listed several setups you were fine with.
> Please let Sandra know which setup you would like.
> Also you have missed the deadline to have your BOF listed in the
> Program and Buyer's guide and kiosk but I will get your BOF added to
> the website today.
>
> Thanks
> Marisa
>
>
>
> 27 July 2004
>
> Dear Jon
>
>
> Thank you for your interest in participating in SIGGRAPH 2004. We are
> excited to be back in the city of Los Angeles and look forward to
> another successful event. This is the official confirmation letter for
> the assignment of space for your meeting.
>
>
> Please review the information below carefully:
>
> Group Name: Inkscape: An Open Source Vector Graphics (SVG) Editor Overview
> Organization: Inkscape
> Contact: Jon Phillips
>
> Address:
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>
> Telephone: 858-361-2811
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> Meeting Time: 4pm-5pm
>
> Date : Monday, 9 August
>
>
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>
> Hotel Contact: Sandra Machuca
> Phone: 213-743-7621 x6617
>
> Please instruct the contact(s) listed above regarding room setup,
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> be aware that the group is responsible for all charges related to this
> function.
>
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>
> Any changes of date or time and all cancellations MUST be made in
> writing NO LATER THAN 19 July 2004 to my attention at the address
> below or via e-mail. SIGGRAPH 2004 reserves the right to reassign
> meeting space as necessary.
>
> If you have any questions, don't hesitate to get in touch. We look
> forward to seeing you at SIGGRAPH 2004!
>
> Sincerely,
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18 years, 10 months
compiling CVS on windows
by John Cliff
Hi all,
Just to let you know current CVS doesnt want to
compile on native windows currently, got the latest
libaries from bobs site, tried dling the latest mingw,
but no joy. keep getting a bunch of token errors.
The builds done by the cross compiler work fine, but
aren't much help for doing devel.
cheers
John
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18 years, 10 months
external binaries ?
by herve couvelard
Hello,
I use inkscape almost everydays. that is a really great application. I
convert all the windows users at my office to linux users. That was not
that hard. I was 'forced' :-) to convert them from
paintshoppro/illustrator to inkscape. That was quite easy too. Inkscape
is such an friendly-user-app. We use it for cartography means : drawing
polygons on rasters images.
ok let's come to the question :
Would it be possible to 'execute' an external binary on the active
document?
i read every mails for such a long time and aware (it's good to be
aware) of the coming extension stuff.
how will it work ?
would it be possible to provide a 'simple' binary that do the job and
just put it in some place ? (like C or C++ or whatever)
what could the junction with inkscape be ?
will all the changes made by the binary be updated in the preview
immedilately ?
how could that come from a menu in inkscape ?
ok... why all these question ??
in fact i will have some times and needs in adding new features related
to GIS (of course openGis specs compliant) and some new 'magic'
operation such areas and so...
the problems is i am not a c nor c++ prog as anyone on the list. I am
realy used to php and web. I started to implement these operations on
php-web-based : you upload the file and the not-that-magic-stuff was
done. i am considering to make a php extension for that and therefore it
could be, for some, inkscape-inside implemented. BUT (here comes the BUT
again..) i can not dive into inkscape (i have not enought time to do it)
and i am not sufficiently competent to do it and i didn't succeded in
having a configure-make-ready-box for inkscape (very much dependances on
a redhat 9). the easy way would be such an extension stuff and when it
works as expected someone with much more skills could add a new stuff in
inkscape open-gis related.
Sorry for that long and bad-english mail.
What do you think of it ?
hervé
18 years, 10 months
0.39 release tells me 0.39cvs
by Taraben, Adib
When I use the inkscape win32 0.39 release (either zip or exe) I get
the xml document attributes:
inkscape:version 0.39cvs
I wonder why?
Adib.
18 years, 10 months
File-open dialog with a text field
by Bob Jamison
Here is a screenshot of a first attempt at adding
a text entry of the file name to the file open dialog.
http://troi.titan-aeu.com/~rjamison/inkscape/files/filedialog2.png
The events for
selection changed--->text field
and
text field <return> ---->selection
...have already been connected.
I am sure that we will tweak this a lot during this
cycle, but at least this shows that modifications to
suit our needs can easily be accomplished.
What I am really anticipating is the use of
the same code for all architectures.
Bob
18 years, 10 months
