Charles Goodwin wrote:
Care to elaborate? Not all of us have the knowledge of the code-base required to directly link RDF and Inkscape. ;)
Neither do I.
:-)
yet.
I recently got my hands on an SVG file exported from Adobe Illustrator '11.0'. It had two interesting things (well, three actually). First was that it had an embedded font encoded via base64. That was easy to decode by hand, and in *theory* all I'll have to do is then pass it to the font layer.
The other thing was an RDF block. It included dates and a JPEG thumbnail. That, I figure, shouldn't be too hard to do. The main work will be in hooking up a nice UI. I'm reading Adobe's XMP spec, and then will probably attack things.
Outstanding questions:
* Who can see this if we include it?
* What meta-data should we include?
* How can this relate to clipart?
* What other groups might be interested in this?
* Who has existing files with RDF and/or XMP already in them?