In English:

Hey!

On the official page it says in Spanish that one should contact this list to ask question. I hope that you got support in Spanish as well. The point is that I downloaded the Autopackage version of Inkscape and installed it without any problems. However, when I try to use effects>extrude in the menu, it asks me for the PYXML lib. It also tells me, where to download it and so I did. Unfortunately it comes as code and I'd have to compile it, which I don't know how to. Is there a solution for this?

Thanks

Emilio

--- My rather unqualified comment for now:

From what I read, I thought PYXML was dropped, so I assume that the

these effects will changed to something else rather soon...

Cheers!

David

On Sat, 2007-06-09 at 07:59 -0300, emilioroberto wrote:

¡Hola!

En la página oficial en castellano dice que hay que dirigirse a aquí para hacer consulta. Espero que tengan soporte en castellano. El tema es que bajé Inkscape en su versión Autopackage. Lo instalo sin ningún problema, pero cuando me voy al menú Efectos>Extrusado me pide la librería PYXML. Me dice donde bajarla y la bajo; pero ésta viene en código fuente y hay que compilarla. Yo no sé cómo se hace. ¿Hay solución para esto?

Gracias. Emilio.

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David Christian Berg wrote:

In English:

Hey!

On the official page it says in Spanish that one should contact this list to ask question. I hope that you got support in Spanish as well. The point is that I downloaded the Autopackage version of Inkscape and installed it without any problems. However, when I try to use effects>extrude in the menu, it asks me for the PYXML lib. It also tells me, where to download it and so I did. Unfortunately it comes as code and I'd have to compile it, which I don't know how to. Is there a solution for this?

Thanks

Emilio

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My rather unqualified comment for now:

...

From what I read, I thought PYXML was dropped, so I assume that the

these effects will changed to something else rather soon...

Thanks for the translation. Yes, I plan to replace the use of pyxml real soon now. So for 0.46 we will be using LXML (unless someone has a reasonable objection). This won't solve problems for 0.45, but perhaps a nightly snapshot would fulfill your needs.

Aaron Spike