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Backwards compatability of grids in InkscapeSVG
by unknown＠example.com 05 Apr '07

05 Apr '07

Because I made a new grid framework to better accomodate new grid types, I had to put the definition of grids elsewhere in SVG. If I'll remove the old grid code now, the 'old' grid in Inkscape SVG's will not be read, Inkscape will think no grid will be there. Aaron thought up a nice idea: to make an extension to convert old grids to new grids; then the codebase is not cluttered with compatability code, and we can easily remove the extension when it is deemed ancient. Ideas? Should this be sent to the user maillist aswell? Regards, Johan

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hello
by Diego 05 Apr '07

05 Apr '07

Hello I am Diego Botelho of Argentina, I am Graphical Designer and I use Inkscape among other free tools with operating system Linux (distribution TUQUITO an Argentine distribution in which I am part of the Staff in the grafica of the system). Gustaria to collaborate to me making some bellboys for the program so that it changes the aspect and that it also arrives by the Vista, it is not that this badly, only is that in all the versions always there are changes very good but never of graph (icons of arrow, node, zoom lens, etc) gustaria for knowing to Me where I must send the graficos that do so that they see them and they decide if to use them or no, it is only an idea and a contribution but of toso those that integrate the list. Greetings. Hola soy Diego Botelho de Argentina, soy Diseñador Gráfico y utilizo Inkscape entre otras herramientas libres con sistema operativo Linux (distribucion TUQUITO una distribucion argentina en la cual soy parte del Staff en la grafica del sistema). Me gustaria colaborar haciendo algunos botones para el programa para que cambie el aspecto y que llegue tambien por la vista, no es que este mal, solamente es que en todas las versiones siempre hay cambios muy buenos pero nunca de gráfica (iconos de flecha, nodo, zoom, etc) Me gustaria saber donde tengo que enviar los graficos que haga para que los vean y decidan si usarlos o no, solamente es una idea y un aporte mas de toso los que integran la lista. Saludos -- Diego Botelho Diseñador Gráfico www.egcolor.blogspot.com www.creativoargentino.blogspot.com

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Build questions
by Bill Baxter 05 Apr '07

05 Apr '07

Thanks to the helpful hint about btool, I was able to build inkscape on Win32 this morning. Questions: 1) does anyone know if MinGW 4.0 build from here http://wiki.inkscape.org/wiki/index.php/Win32Port can peacefully coexist with the official MinGW package? I mean is it safe to unzip that MinGW directory right on top of the MingGW 3.4.5 installed by the official package from here: http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=2435 My main concern is that the 4.1 package is missing some things I'd like to have like g77 and gdb. 1b) [OT] Ok, what's up with MinGW releases? Why isn't gcc 4.1 available from mingw.org itself? 2) In the version I built, the Selection tool handles come out looking like trashed and/or misaligned memory. Is this a known issue? Both sets of handles (scale and rot/shear) are messed up. All other handles for the other tools seem to be ok. (To repro, hit 'p', draw a curve, hit space.) 3) I can't seem to load any images in my build (like .bmp, .png etc.). [Using the import menu item] 4) "Save window geometry" doesn't. Inkscape always opens up at the same too-small default size whether I have the preference set or not. (That's true for the current release as well as my SVN build). Where would I start looking to go about fixing that? --bb

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Fantastic 3D renderer in-browser outputs SVG
by Donn 05 Apr '07

05 Apr '07

Yo, If Firefox can do this, surely Inkscape could do something too? http://westhoffswelt.de/blog/index.php?/archives/15-Its-alive-Image_3D-live… Click the buttons, change the view, hit svg and then save-as and open in Ink. A-bloody-mazing. /d

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Build questions
by Bill Baxter 05 Apr '07

05 Apr '07

On 4/5/07, Adib Taraben <taraben.a@...1512...> wrote: > Bill Baxter schrieb: > > Thanks to the helpful hint about btool, I was able to build inkscape > > on Win32 this morning. > > > > Questions: > > 1) does anyone know if MinGW 4.0 build from here > > http://wiki.inkscape.org/wiki/index.php/Win32Port > > can peacefully coexist with the official MinGW package? I mean is it > > safe to unzip that MinGW directory right on top of the MingGW 3.4.5 > > installed by the official package from here: > > http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=2435 > > That packaged coexists as you need to unzip into C:/MinGW4 instead of > C:/MinGW > Later packages need to unzipped into C:/MinGW > It was defined at compile times and are needed i.e. for the libs path. Actually, unzipping it into C:\MinGW4 was what I did initially because I didn't want to clobber my existing setup. But I wasn't able to compile anything that way because g++ failed to find any of its headers (like <iostream> etc). After renaming the directory to C:\mingw everything worked fine. So I'm pretty sure the C:\mingw path is embedded somewhere in the MinGW 4 package I downloaded from the net. (This is the one I'm using: mingw-4.1.2-070401) For now I've resorted to just renaming the directory depending on whether I'm working on Inkscape or something else. Times like these I really wish Windows had symlinks. --bb

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Escaping $ in commandline parameters
by unknown＠example.com 05 Apr '07

05 Apr '07

I just fixed a bug: string parameters were not escaped causing problems when using " . Also $ bugs on linux, because it tries to replace $... with a defined variable; if there are other operating systems that need escaping of $ aswell, please add them to the #ifdef in /src/extension/parameter.cpp line 19. I only know Linux and Windows and cannot check for other operating systems. Maybe a make check something should be added for this! (i don't know how, sorry) Cheers, Johan

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Libre Graphics Meeting - Inkscape Sponsorships
by Bryce Harrington 04 Apr '07

04 Apr '07

Hi all, Thanks to the kindly donations from Inkscape users and Google's SoC program, the Inkscape organization will be providing travel grants for up to six developers to this year's Libre Graphics Meeting. Anyone with their name in the AUTHORS file will be eligible for the grant. If there happen to be more than 6 people eligible, then we'll prioritize by number of commits. Can you please email your postal address to me (offlist) if you will be attending LGM? Bryce

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Fwd: Makefile for Mingw32?
by Bill Baxter 04 Apr '07

04 Apr '07

Great. Thanks. Looks like the file is actually called buildtool.cpp and the command to make it is in the comment at the top of the file: g++ -O3 buildtool.cpp -o btool.exe Would be nice if this was mentioned in the README after the blanket (false for Win32) statement that "Inkscape uses the standard procedure for compilation and installation". --bb On 4/5/07, Daniel Díaz <mrchapp@...400...> wrote: > Hey, Bill! A quick answer... > > > On 4/4/07, Bill Baxter <wbaxter@...400...> wrote: > > This page > > http://inkscape.modevia.com/win32_inkscape_org/win32buildnotes.html > > says that to build Inkscape for win32 I should compile with: > > make -f Makefile.mingw > > > > This file doesn't exist in the fresh checkout I made from SVN less > > than an hour ago. (Except for in some seemingly minor subdirs: > > F:\usr\pkg\inkscape\head>find . -name Makefile.mingw > > .\src\dom\Makefile.mingw > > .\src\pedro\Makefile.mingw > > > > Is there some way I can generate it, or someplace I can download it? > > The *.mingw files are not being used anymore. For win32, the buildtool > is used. Compile it with `gcc -o btool.exe btool.cpp` (or something > like that) and just run it there. It relies on the configuration found > in build.xml, tweak it to your needs. > > Bob or someone else could give your a more in-depth answer. I hope you > find this information useful for the time being. > > Greetings! > > Daniel Díaz > yosoy@...31... >

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Makefile for Mingw32?
by Bill Baxter 04 Apr '07

04 Apr '07

This page http://inkscape.modevia.com/win32_inkscape_org/win32buildnotes.html says that to build Inkscape for win32 I should compile with: make -f Makefile.mingw This file doesn't exist in the fresh checkout I made from SVN less than an hour ago. (Except for in some seemingly minor subdirs: F:\usr\pkg\inkscape\head>find . -name Makefile.mingw .\src\dom\Makefile.mingw .\src\pedro\Makefile.mingw Is there some way I can generate it, or someplace I can download it? --bb

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Warning in gradient-selector.cpp
by Bob Jamison 04 Apr '07

04 Apr '07

I saw this warning during a compile, and this obviously needs to be fixed. If someone knows what 'doc' should be in this code, could they please fix it? It looks a bit dangerous. Thanks, bob ====== SNIP ====== src/widgets/gradient-selector.cpp, line 302: static void sp_gradient_selector_add_vector_clicked (GtkWidget *w, SPGradientSelector *sel) { SPDocument *doc; SPGradient *gr; Inkscape::XML::Node *repr; Inkscape::XML::Document *xml_doc = sp_document_repr_doc(doc);

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