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"Stack Stroke/Fill" effect for Inkscape
by Ove Kaaven 25 Apr '08

25 Apr '08

Hey, I just subscribed to this list. I've written an effect for Inkscape in Python, and if you like it, it'd be nice to see it included in the official Inkscape. I've explained what it's supposed to do, with screenshots, here: http://www.ping.uio.no/~ovehk/inkscape/stack.html Comments welcome. Perhaps I should call it something else (I just called it "stack" because it kind of stacks the stroke on top and the fill on the bottom), and perhaps there's a better way to do what I'm trying to do. (Also, it'd be nice if there was a better tool for brushing out blobs than that calligraphy+union trick I used there...) <inkscape-extension> <_name>Stack Stroke/Fill</_name> <id>org.ekips.filter.stack</id> <dependency type="executable" location="extensions">stack.py</dependency> <dependency type="executable" location="extensions">inkex.py</dependency> <effect> <object-type>all</object-type> <effects-menu> <submenu _name="Generate from Path"/> </effects-menu> </effect> <script> <command reldir="extensions" interpreter="python">stack.py</command> </script> </inkscape-extension>

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Extensions (inx) files
by Marcin Floryan 25 Apr '08

25 Apr '08

Hi! I was playing with some extensions recently and started wondering that it would be nice if the extension files (inx) could be made into properly formatted XML documents with their own namespace and an XSD to come with it. This should make creating new ones easier as well as validating them. I should be able to carry out all necessary work but wanted to know if you guys think it is sensible... Thanks, -- Marcin Floryan http://marcin.floryan.pl/ [GPG Key ID: 0D5581C5]

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Re: [Inkscape-devel] NEW: "No Filters" view mode
by Alexandre Prokoudine 25 Apr '08

25 Apr '08

On Wed, Apr 2, 2008 at 6:57 PM, MenTaLguY wrote: > (The keyboard shortcut actually currently toggles between outline > and whichever of "Normal" or "No Filters" was previously selected, > the rationale being that turning filters on and off is not a > frequent occurrence.) I agree that cycling between modes in a complex document isn't cool, but then I, for instance, don't use wireframe mode very often, and I'd love to be able to switch between Normal and No FIlters. What do other people think? Alexandre

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Mac OS X - XQuartz 2.2.0.1
by rygle 25 Apr '08

25 Apr '08

Mac users - You may already know this, but I just noticed that XQuartz has been updated twice in recent weeks, and another update is expected soon. Updated the wiki accordingly - http://wiki.inkscape.org/wiki/index.php/InstallHelp#Installing_on_a_Mac -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Mac-OS-X---XQuartz-2.2.0.1-tp16877674p16877674.html Sent from the Inkscape - Dev mailing list archive at Nabble.com.

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Re: [Inkscape-devel] FUN: a weird clock in SVG+javascript
by Alvin Penner 24 Apr '08

24 Apr '08

Okay, I have to admit, that was EXTREMELY COOL, I didn't know that SVG could do animation. But now, being a Windows user, I have a question, this animation runs very well using SeaMonkey in Windows XP, but if I use IE7 as I normally would, then I just get a static image, no animation, anybody know why (other than the obvious answer, that it was made by Microsoft) ?

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FUN: a weird clock in SVG+javascript
by Felipe Sanches 24 Apr '08

24 Apr '08

I have just coded this javascript+SVG weird clock. It is composed by several clock pointers that together form words indicating the current time. This animation is obviously running faster than usual clocks, but I guess you get the idea. http://bighead.poli.usp.br/~juca/code/svg/javascript/weirdclock.svg I have drawn it using Inkscape and then coded it using gedit. I had some issues while doing it. One issue is that javascript code is escaped with html escape codes. This messes my code everytime I modify the SVG file using Inkscape. Another issue is the path:d attribute, which seems to use m and M path codes randomly . I hope you like my animation and that it helps improve inkscape in this use case: handling of SVG files containing javascript code. JucaBlues PS: the idea of this weird clock comes from here: http://www.christiaanpostma.nl/clock.htm

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use current drawing datas in Extensions (inx) files WAS Re: Extensions (inx) files
by Aurèle Duda 23 Apr '08

23 Apr '08

Le mercredi 23 avril 2008 à 17:10 +0200, Marcin Floryan a écrit : > I suppose one could think about creating an interface between > Inkscape and the running external Extension via a simple messaging > system using D-Bus architecture (especially that it already provides > binding for Python among others). That would fit neatly with the plans > to use D-Bus for Inkscape anyway. Would be extremely useful and powerful for extension designer, better than redesign the well each time an extension need a boolean operation or sthing else ! But what would be actually really useful for some projects is that we can use data taken from the current drawing inside an extension dialog. Just for instance, I want to design an origami diagram manager upon inkscape, where each step is stock in an svg:g with an id in a particular namespace. Writing an extension where I can manage the creation or removing of a step, open the new group in order to the step will be drawn inside it is really easy (I am on the finishing of this part) with lxml, but I would love to write another part to choose the step to edit, where the extension dialog let me shows all the step-id and title of the current drawing. I have think about delegate some parts of my project on another gui -tkinter or something else- when I need to use datas from the drawing, but something like : <xslt:for-each select="g[@oh:step]"> <option value="{./@id}"><xslt:value-of select="@title" /></option> </xslt:for-each> would be really really great. But I know .inx are loaded when inkscape is launched, thus this behaviour is currently impossible. But if begin to clean this part of inkscape... Regards, -- M. Aurèle Duda Origami, Art du pliage de papier Design, atelier, sculpture http://aurele-origami.com email: contact@...1693... Gtalk: aurele.duda@...400... MSN: aureleduda@...19... skype: aurele.duda GSM: +33 (0)6 98 37 29 52 -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/use-current-drawing-datas-in-Extensions-%28inx%29-fil… Sent from the Inkscape - Dev mailing list archive at Nabble.com.

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GSOC branches
by unknown＠example.com 22 Apr '08

22 Apr '08

Hi all! I just heard the great news! Thanks for giving me this opportunity again! Congratulations Felipe, Marco, Jasper and Max! Special note to Max and Marco: since you do geometry things, I'd be happy to work more closely with you if possible and desired :) To Jasper: is it okay if I bug you about path tests? :) Really excited by the project ideas that were accepted! Now, to the topic of this mail: GSoC branches, yes/no. I will be doing under-the-hood refactoring, and I am thinking about whether or not to work in my own svn branch. Pros: I can break builds with partial commits and/or make bad bad bugs. Cons: I won't discover bad bugs. I'd like to work in trunk, because of the bugs issue and because it will force me to immediately handle new code by others. Moreover, I will be forced to make changes that build and function and won't be drawn into making a half-way solution that will not work at the end of GSOC. For the people that are afraid I will be messing up trunk badly: I first intend to do changes in the way the code accesses the path data, then make a test function for conversion to 2geom, then have both representations in inkscape at the same time and constantly check whether they are the same, etc. I intend to do small steps towards completely going to 2geom, so I am more sure that it actually works and did not introduce new bugs. Please let me know what you think of this. Cheers! Johan

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GSoC and My Plans
by Gail Carmichael 22 Apr '08

22 Apr '08

Hey all, I just got the rejection letter from Google. I wanted to let you guys know that I will definitely try to make an effort and contribute a bit to the community anyway, but I do take this as a bit of a sign - it's the gods telling me I should work on my thesis as much as I can this summer ;) Hopefully I can contribute something to the conversation on SVG Fonts (assuming Felipe was accepted, but I think that's a safe assumption), and I know there are a good number of text bugs that might be a good place for me to spend short bursts of time. Congrats to all those accepted, and I hope everyone has a fantastic summer! Gail

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Inkscape and the Hackontest
by Bill Baxter 22 Apr '08

22 Apr '08

Is anyone interested getting Inkscape into the the Hackontest? Seems to me like if registered, Inkscape would have a pretty good chance of being accepted. Inkscape has a large user base -- good for getting votes from the loyal Inkscape's purpose is easy to understand -- good for getting votes from people who've never even heard of it Inkscape is modular enough -- you need a project idea that can realistically be done in 24 hrs, and many things like cool new LPEs or exporters or importers could realistically be done in that time frame. Inkscape has a huge list of contributors -- important because you need to actually get 3 people willing to go to Sweeden and code for 24 hrs straight. I think Inkscape would have a good shot. --bb

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