Just FYI (not sure if that's helpful): Only recently, Mois, Eduard and
Marc have worked on making the Doxgen documentation available online:
https://inkscape.gitlab.io/inkscape/doxygen/
Maren
Am 25.11.2017 um 15:30 schrieb Dean Loew:
> Thanks Martin and Philip.
>
> I should have said more about the project - I see why you are responding
> with these thoughts.
>
> Our students must do their homework with paper and pencil - one of our
> goals is to keep kids doing schoolwork the traditional way, avoiding
> distractions, etc. So I would be using Inkscape to add marks onto
> images scanned by the parents, of schoolwork the kids did with paper and
> pencil. (We will however also offer a website way to submit answers,
> with the student simply typing the answer.)
>
> The main reason I am interested in Inkscape is not so much because of
> the SVG aspect, but rather because it is a clean and customizable
> interface, the code is open source, and it compiles beautifully on
> WIndows under msys64 - unlike Gimp (which after many hours I had to give
> up trying to compile for Windows).
>
> But, if the customizations will be very expensive, then yes - I will
> have to do most of the work, as I have no customers right now. *Short
> of someone doing the coding, could I hire someone for a few hours to
> give me a little tour of the code and answer some questions, get me
> started, etc? * Especially since the Inkscape Jenkins is apparently
> down (?), I am having a tough time seeing the big picture of the code
> structure. Right now I am lacing the code with "printfs()" to try to
> trace through it, as I cannot figure out how to use the gbd debugger
> with Inkscape's multiple threads.
>
> Thank you!
> Dean
>
> On Sat, Nov 25, 2017 at 2:56 AM, Martin Owens <doctormo@...400...
> <mailto:Inkscape-devel@...1784...> <mailto:doctormo@...400...>> wrote:
>
> Dear Dean Loew,
>
> The kind of project you have here isn't quite an Inkscape project, but
> it could make a very good website project.
>
> Students can use inkscape to write/draw, and the files can be submitted
> for marking to a website. It's even possible to have an extension
> written in python that would submit the work quickly to such a website
> from the student's computers.
>
> SVG is Inkscape internal format. SVG is also a first class web
> standard, you can view SVGs created in Inkscape directly in a web
> browser. Embedding SVGs in this way is something I've done for my
> clients a number of times.
>
> There's no need to customise Inkscape, mostly because the cost of it
> would be VERY expensive and also because it's not necessary.
>
> Good luck!
>
> Best Regards, Martin Owens
> Inkscape Developer and Contractor
>
> On Fri, 2017-11-24 at 19:13 -0600, Dean Loew wrote:
> > Hello all.
> >
> > I need a much-simplified, bare-bones version of inkscape for a small
> > home school project I am starting.
> >
> > Our students will write handwritten essays / short answers, and
> > submit those homework images (they are jpgs, gifs, etc). I need a
> > program to help "mark up" those images, and then save the image, and
> > store the grades in a MySQL database.
> >
> > "Marking up" the image:
> > I need to quickly be able to add grading marks to the image, such as
> > "SP" (spelling error), "GR" (grammar error). I can easily add these
> > marks now by adding custom symbols to inkscape and then dragging them
> > onto the image. But, I would prefer instead to be able to this via
> > custom tools in the toolbar.
> > Whenever I add one of these marks, I want to subtract the appropriate
> > number of points from the "perfect score" (e.g. every time I add an
> > "SP" for a spelling error, the grade goes down by 1 point, etc).
> > So, there needs to be shown a little box with the current score.
> > If I make a mistake and add one of those marks by accident, and
> > delete it, the score goes back up.
> > I need to have the screen split into two parts (with two images
> > showing): the top image is the student image being graded; the bottom
> > image is the "official answer" (also an image).
> > I need to have a little list of images to correct - that is, a list
> > of all images that need to be corrected. As I click on the list, it
> > will load that student image.
> > When an image is done being graded, there will be some simple button
> > to "Save"
> > All unnecessary options and features will be disabled (or at least
> > hidden) - unnecessary tools, the main menu, toolbars, etc. I want a
> > very simple interface.
> > MySQL:
> > The list of images needs to be loaded from the database.
> > When each image is done being graded, the score needs to be stored in
> > the database; the next student image in line needs to be auto-loaded,
> > etc.
> > Thanks!
> > Dean
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