testsuite painting-marker-02-f.svg
by unknown＠example.com
Hi all,
I am working on some testsuite fails, and am now stuck on
painting-marker-02-f.svg. Apparently, the stroke thickness of the
markers should be inherited from the path they are on. This does not
work in Inkscape.
How should this inheritence be done? (is there an example of how this is
usually done in inkscape?)
Thanks,
Johan
12 years, 4 months
Re: [Inkscape-devel] CMake status
by Alexander Neundorf
Hi all,
by Aaron Spike-2 Dec 31, 2008; 01:12pm
...
> If you have some CMake experience and would be willing to help us to
> perfect the CMake based build system for Inkscape, your help and patches
> would be much much appreciated. We would really benefit from someone
> with experience showing us best practices and helping us to make it work.
>
> Of course, this invitation is open to everyone!
>
> Aaron Spike
I'm the maintainer of the cmake based buildsystem for KDE4, which works on
Linux, Solaris, FreeBSD, OSX and Windows both with MSVC and mingw.
While I don't have the time to actually help with your cmake stuff, I can
answer questions and provide tips how to do things/where to look for stuff.
Alex
12 years, 4 months
Re: [Inkscape-devel] CMake status
by Alexander Neundorf
by J.B.C.Engelen Dec 31, 2008; 01:18am
...
> The problem we had with cmake was that it puts obj files in some special dir
> that is long, and then creates a commandline like:
> g++ verylongpathlisting/blah.o possiblyevenlongerpathname/blah2.o ...
> such that the cmdline is too long to work with windows/g++
>
> Johan
With which version of cmake ?
I don't use Windows, but I know that some fixes for command lines which were
too long went into cmake, so I think it probably works with CMake 2.6.2.
Alex
12 years, 4 months
using inkscape -> plotters in windows...
by stuart
Hi...
First, how do you people do this? Window drivers are a nightmare! For
instance, where do they start and where do applications end? People are
talking about HPGL, SVG ... I just when round and round w/the Graphtec
drivers for their C200-20 and C100-20 plotters. I am convinced they not
only control the plotters but also translate depending on the
application. That is, I have been told, that printing from Word using
the graphics found in the Word's WordArt feature can actually cut on a
Graphtec Craftrobo. How would this be possible unless the driver were
also translating the output of the Word application.
Guess I'm really asking, in windows, using inkscape, is the accepted
"go-between" format between application and drivers PostScript? So, if
anyone dares to write a windows driver, they can at least count on that
much?
Also, I understand that the "pipe the output feature" of inkscape was
recently broken (during a revamping). Is that true? Has it been fixed?
...thanks
12 years, 4 months
Re: [Inkscape-devel] CMake status
by Henning Meyer
I'm new to the list. But I'd like to see a cmake-build solution. It's
more flexible and easier to maintain on multiple platforms. Also it
would be easier for me to integrate additional libraries for
testing-purposes ;-)
> The problem we had with cmake was that it puts obj files in some special dir that is long, and then creates a commandline like:
> g++ verylongpathlisting/blah.o possiblyevenlongerpathname/blah2.o ...
> such that the cmdline is too long to work with windows/g++
>
I don't know your MinGW environment, but this problem is known and seems
to be solved here:
http://www.cygwin.com/faq/faq.programming.html#faq.programming.make-execvp
12 years, 4 months
