Hi,
Im trying to create svg files in an automated manner (with unix shell
scripts, command line tools, etc.) All output must be in SVG so that I
can open the resulting files later in MS Visio and/or LibreOffice.
I figured that one way to achieve this could be :
layer existing svg files on top of each other. For example, I might
have a (relatively) large svg file that draws a piece of grass or a
lawn or something. I then have a (relatively) small svg file that
draws a tree. I then draw the tree svg on top of the lawn svg a at a
few different places at coordinates x,y. The end result would then be
an SVG file of a lawn with some tree's in it.
I was wondering if, and if so how, I could achieve this with Inkscape
? So far Ive only managed to convert a single svg image to another svg
image like this :
inkscape ./foo.svg --export-plain-svg=./bar.svg
Is there a way to place small svg files on top of another large svg
file, at specified locations in the large svg file, from the
commandline, with Inkscape?
Thanks,
Regards,
John Smith
