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Monday 28 June 2004

Hacking on Inkscape

I finally managed to get Inkscape from cvs and built it. Of course, it required many missing packages, I've added a few ones to the wiki page. My plan was to work on the node align feature. The code for the align feature on object is in src/align.cpp, but looks like it is mainly C. Very well written C, but still C. So my first work will be to reimplement the current feature in C++, with GTKmm and libstdc++. I never used nor the first, nor the second, but looks like I can manage that. So here I go...

The second objective is to work on the node align feature. The main problem is that the GUI and the behaviour are different : there are far less possibilities to align severap points than shapes. Moreover, how do I cope with control points ? Do I let them untouched ?

I'll post GUI propositions and patches here as soon as I have something working ...

Thursday 17 June 2004

Inkscape owns you

Just look at what the inkscape guys are preparing for the 0.39 release. I'm very happy to see EPS work going on, as I have many logos and xfig schemas in this format, this will ease my work.

What I'd like now is a good SVG import in OpenOffice.org, along with a nice rendering in PDFs. Speaking of PDFs and OpenOffice.org, I just found that today, but dit not successed to get it working (produces a ridiculously small pdf file, and GhostrScript fails tot open the .ps ). I hope to see this quickly in the main OpenOffice.org releases.

Sunday 6 June 2004

This sarge thing is really stunning

After some difficulties, I got sarge running on my TOSHIBA TECRA 8200 ...

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