This is two questions, actually, somewhat loosely related:
1. I would like to run a DOS command such as: inkscape --verb=dosomething --verb=FileSaveAs \windows\temp\testtext.svg
Currently this command will present me with a SaveAs dialog with the current file name and the filetype svg. I would like to specify, in the command line, either the file type for the Save As operation, or perhaps the filename with the filetype as well, so that the operation could perform silently. Not sure what the syntax would be for this.
2. Alternately, if this is not possible, is it possible to execute verbs from inside a Python script? So, for example, if I were in the Python extension dxf_outlines.py for saving a dxf file, can I execute the verb "--verb=ObjectToPath" and get output from it?
tia, Alvin
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