Re: [Inkscape-devel] Proposal for New Subsystem Architecture(andNamespaces)
My algorithm does text in shapes properly. In every other way the two are equivalent (although not the same). TeX also provides Glue, which is easy to add, but I never needed it for my work. It should go into inkscape, however. I think mine is easier to understand in any case. I've put it in experimental/njh/dyn-text/ Just make it. run ./dyn-text.
I also don't see if it can do hyphenation. Can it?
In any case, it would be fantastic to get this into Inkscape. But I foresee a lot of work with the UI.
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bulia byak wrote:
My algorithm does text in shapes properly. In every other way the two are equivalent (although not the same). TeX also provides Glue, which is easy to add, but I never needed it for my work. It should go into inkscape, however. I think mine is easier to understand in any case. I've put it in experimental/njh/dyn-text/ Just make it. run ./dyn-text.
I also don't see if it can do hyphenation. Can it?
Nope, but hyphenation can be added easily enough.
In any case, it would be fantastic to get this into Inkscape. But I foresee a lot of work with the UI.
Indeed.
njh
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