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export of grids and guides to XCF
by Alexandre Prokoudine 29 Apr '08

29 Apr '08

Hi, https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/222655 has an attached patch to add grid/guides export to XCF exporter. Could someone who knows Python well please have a look at it? Alexandre

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new SVGEllipticalArc implementation merged into path.h
by Marco 29 Apr '08

29 Apr '08

I merged my implementation of the SVGEllipticalArc class into path.h substituting the old one. Some method lacks of a native implementation, yet and it relies on a conversion to SBasisCurve, but the class is fully working (there isn't any not_implemented exception thrown any more). Moreover I commit a new version of the svg-elliptic-arc-toy, with the ability of testing the portion method too. PAY ATTENTION ! I want to point out that I modified the src/CMakeList.txt file, adding some line of code in order to find out which version of ragel is installed. This is needed because starting from version 5.18 the ragel package substituted the command rlcodegen with the rlgen-cd command as specific code generator back-end for C, C++ and D languages. If you'll get into troubles when you build the library you'd look that you have the ragel package installed. Anyway in case of problem you can send me a mail or contact me on the lib2geom channel. Regards, Marco -- Using Opera's revolutionary e-mail client: http://www.opera.com/mail/

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Learn SVG book.
by Marcin Floryan 29 Apr '08

29 Apr '08

Hi! I've no idea if this would be useful for anyone, but it showed up in one of my feeds so I thought it could be worth sharing: The English and French editions of the LearnSVG.com ebook is now available for free and can be downloaded here: http://www.learnsvg.com/ Regards, -- Marcin Floryan http://marcin.floryan.pl/ [GPG Key ID: 0D5581C5]

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Re: [Inkscape-devel] New tool added
by Jon A. Cruz 29 Apr '08

29 Apr '08

On Apr 28, 2008, at 1:36 PM, Ronan Zeegers wrote: > I think that a button in the toolbox for the eraser tool is a good > idea. But it should just load the calligraphic tool (or his option > toolbar) with a different preset and a different boolean mode. > btw, this boolean mode with an auto union cloud be really helpfull > with the calligraphic tool too. It could provid the "paint feeling" > that Flash give... It also prevent to have lots of bezier lines > when you're using the calligraphic to do a complex draw. It's probably going to be close to that. Bbyak had already been working on such an additive and subtractive options for the calligraphic tool. There's a bit of a difference in some use cases, and it will be diverging more. From what I can see of things, though, the calligraphic tool will be very useful for a different set of operations. > An other thing; it would be really cool to be able to auto switch > to the eraser tool when using the eraser of a wacom tablet. Eeek! You got me! :-) Actually with the code in SVN it should be able to do almost that already. It should be detecting input devices and switching to the last tool used with a given device (tablet mouse/puck, stylus front, eraser back), so once you use the eraser end and use it to pick the eraser tool, it should switch tools as you go. I've just not tested that again recently since I'm on my box running Hardy and that has some wacom issues. And thanks for reminding me. I'll make that tool the default for any "ERASER" type extended input device.

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Inline Function Removal
by Jimmy 28 Apr '08

28 Apr '08

I am currently working on Inline Function Removal and while replacing calls to sp_repr_set_attr with direct calls to the wrapped member functions I noticed that the wrapped function is defined as void. There are tests that are run to check if sp_repr_set_attr fails. sp_repr_set_attr always returns true although I suspect this was designed to change at some point If sp_repr_set_attr is replaced in one of these tests for example: /// \todo fixme: Exception if object is NULL? */ if (!sp_repr_set_attr(object->repr, key, NULL)) { No value will return and the compilation will fail. Should I just comment out these tests or remove them and leave the todo? As of now the tests just accept true from sp_repr_set_attr and they don't actually check anything. Jimmy Varvaro

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Filter examples update
by Joshua Blocher 28 Apr '08

28 Apr '08

Ted, Mauve provided a newer version of inkscape-filters.svg with more filter examples in it. I simply updated it in svn. includes edge detection, sephia, age, blueprint, emboss, and many more. Everything below Patterned Glass is new. Let me know if there is something i can do. Joshua L. Blocher

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on X86_64 with inkscape 0.46 and gcc-4.3.0, strlen not in local scope
by Dennis Heuer 28 Apr '08

28 Apr '08

gcc-4.3.0 complains that in dom/io/uristream.cpp:102 "strlen" is not defined in the local scope of member function: »void org::w3c::dom::io::UriInputStream::init()«: Regards, Dennis Heuer

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[Fwd: Inkscape Freshmeat Page]
by Ted Gould 28 Apr '08

28 Apr '08

Hey, Who was editing the Inkscape Freshmeat page? I created it, but I don't seem to remember my login. I'll recover that, but I thought someone else could edit it, I haven't updated it for a while. --Ted -------- Forwarded Message -------- From: Rygle <pittos@...1208...> To: ted@...11... Subject: Inkscape Freshmeat Page Date: Mon, 28 Apr 2008 13:26:38 +1000 Hi Ted, Don't know if you've noticed that the Freshmeat page doesn't yet mention 0.46. You're down as the author of that page and I can't change anything. Cheers, Rygle

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Filter examples update
by Ted Gould 28 Apr '08

28 Apr '08

http://inkscape.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/inkscape?view=rev&revision=18443 Can someone (verbalshadow) tell me what changed in this update? Unfortunately all the XML attributes were rearranged so a diff is basically impossible. Thanks, Ted

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NEW: Filter Effects
by Ted Gould 27 Apr '08

27 Apr '08

Hey, So I subclassed the effects to provide an easier way to just add filters on a group of objects. Hopefully bringing this into the realm where anyone who understands the filter dialog could build their own filter effect. It needs to documentation and overall is less than complete, but I thought I'd put it out there for people to play with. I took all the examples from Mauve's excellent example file[1] and turned them into effects on the effects menu. Now you should be able to just grab and object and apply these to your objects. To create your own I suggest copying "sepia.h" in /src/extensions/internal/filter and replacing the strings. All you need is a non-translated name (ID), Menu name, description and then the filter that you want to apply. You'll then need to add it to "filter-all.cpp" but that is also pretty straight-forward. If someone isn't faster, I'll make better docs. [2] It is a little more difficult to use parameters, but not that hard. There is one example of that, drop shadow, which of course works with live-effects also. I would also like to clean this up and make it easier. The biggest limitation of the implementation right now is that it will ONLY apply if there isn't a filter on the object currently. Long term, I'd like it to merge the filters. That's all for now! --Ted [1] I didn't take Drop Shadow from there because I was looking at the SVG file and the filter for Drop Shadow is above the linear gradient where I started looking, so I missed it. No seriously, stop laughing. [2] I would like for someone with a light programming background to do this as they're likely not to skip over things that other people would need to get started.

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