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Hi,
2013/6/4 Krzysztof Kosiński <tweenk.pl@...400...>
This can be emulated with vector effects, specifically veStroke. However, Inkscape does not yet implement these. Other possibilities involve using the "Pattern along path" LPE, or a hairy hack involving stroke markers (e.g. add many nodes to the base path and a thin mid marker that corresponds to the stroke structure).
I don't get the vector effects usage.
http://dev.w3.org/SVG/modules/vectoreffects/master/SVGVectorEffectsPrimer.ht...
Except from the skew exemple there's nothing that cannot be done using filter (if there was more sources
StrokeGraphic + FillGraphic (that combined together are equal to SourceGraphic) StrokeAlpha + FillAlpha (= SourceAlpha) )
Multiple stroke would be better adressed using a CSS property a la box-shadow where you can list an array of stroke.
Paint-order for stroke would be better adressed with a stroke-position (that should've been in svg from the very start) (can't wait to see it in inkscape so we'll get rid of blurry 1px stroke)
just my OT two-cents