This is available from his page on launchpad. Johan Engelen has modified the Inkscape source to produce a native file saving option. It integrates into the 'save' options of inkscape.

It is a similar plugin which some nice extra features: it automatically disables text layer (I think). You should check out Oni's work which looks well maintained and well documented: I believe XFIG will do exactly what this extension does - and has done for ages. Adding the functionality to not convert fonts to paths would be very nice, rendering this extension of less use (although this extension does not use latex pstricks package which can be a problem in some circumstances). However, this converts the fonts to paths. One feature enhancement: font sizes are now supported for sizes described on Ġ.3.1 Fixed bug with multi-line text boxes and a bug which got the doc width and height mixed up.Ġ.4.0 Robert W reported a bug The problem was that I only expect 'flowRoot' text elements in the Inkscape SVG, but you can also get 'text' elements within Inkscape SVG! I've now added support for 'text' elements.Ġ.5.0 has a new name 'svg2latex'. I haven't had any other reports of it working on other distros. This is a pain to try and keep up with 0.3.0 supports Inkscape on Ubuntu 8.04.

You can use 0.2.1 for these occasions.Ġ.3.0 Name spaces seem to have changed. This change seems to cause problems when using with the older <.46 versions of Inkscape. this will be fixed shortly.īUG: The code is not expecting floating point values with a mantissa, and breaks if one is given.Ġ.2.2 added name space to. This version is recommended for users of Inkscape 0.46+Ġ.1 has a bug, it /appends/ to the output latex picture file. The most recent version is no-longer a plugin and has the name 'svg2latex', 0.5.0 is available from a new page called ' svg2latex '. The code is available under GPL 2 or later.

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