Hi, ¿Does anybody know about a program for viewing SVG slices?(Linux/Windows)
I would like to use Inkscape, because it lets me draw for selecting items, but I couldn't hide the main menu, and there is no such a thing like a page. ¿Isnt it?
Bye Jose Hevia
On Thu, Jul 14, 2005 at 03:35:45PM +0200, Jose Hevia wrote:
Hi, ¿Does anybody know about a program for viewing SVG slices?(Linux/Windows)
I would like to use Inkscape, because it lets me draw for selecting items, but I couldn't hide the main menu, and there is no such a thing like a page. ¿Isnt it?
I'm not sure what is meant by slices, but:
Try inkview, which comes with inkscape. If you have 10 SVG files you want to show in order, then
inkview file1 file2 ... (or inkview * if they are to be presented in asciibetical order)
Otherwise, you could export the SVG files to, say, png, and view them with any viewing program or presentation tool or whatever.
Embedding the SVG files in HTML pages may also be good. (You may want to generate the HTML pages semi-automatically, e.g. for i in file1 file2 ...; do (cat header;printf '"%s"' "$i";cat footer) > `basename $i .svg`.html;done .)
pjrm.
Peter Moulder wrote:
On Thu, Jul 14, 2005 at 03:35:45PM +0200, Jose Hevia wrote:
Hi, ¿Does anybody know about a program for viewing SVG slices?(Linux/Windows)
I would like to use Inkscape, because it lets me draw for selecting items, but I couldn't hide the main menu, and there is no such a thing like a page. ¿Isnt it?
I'm not sure what is meant by slices, but:
Try inkview, which comes with inkscape. If you have 10 SVG files you want to show in order, then
inkview file1 file2 ... (or inkview * if they are to be presented in asciibetical order)
Otherwise, you could export the SVG files to, say, png, and view them with any viewing program or presentation tool or whatever.
Embedding the SVG files in HTML pages may also be good. (You may want to generate the HTML pages semi-automatically, e.g. for i in file1 file2 ...; do (cat header;printf '"%s"' "$i";cat footer) > `basename $i .svg`.html;done .)
pjrm.
Someday, if we ever support SVG1.2's <pageSet> tag, then we would not need a separate application:
http://www.w3.org/TR/2004/WD-SVG12-20041027/multipage.html
This would basically allow Director-like presentations. Really cool.
Bob
On Thursday 14 July 2005 14:35, Jose Hevia wrote:
Hi, ¿Does anybody know about a program for viewing SVG slices?(Linux/Windows)
I would like to use Inkscape, because it lets me draw for selecting items, but I couldn't hide the main menu, and there is no such a thing like a page. ¿Isnt it?
I think KDE graphics viewers should be able to display SVG files in a fullscreen slideshow. Might want to try with kuickshow.
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