SVG::SVG2zinc 0.10

SVG::SVG2zinc is a Perl module to display or convert svg files in scripts, classes, images... SYNOPSIS use SVG::SVG2zinc; &SVG::SVG2zinc::parsefile(file.svg, Backend,file.svg, -out => outfile, -verbose => $verbose, -namespace => 0|1, -prefix => string, ); # to generate a Perl script: &SVG::SVG2zinc::parsefile(file.svg,PerlScript, -out => file.pl); # to generate a Perl Class: &SVG::SVG2zinc::parsefile(file.svg,PerlClass, -out => Class.pm); # to display a svgfile: &SVG::SVG2zinc::parsefile(file.svg, Display); #To convert a svgfile in png/jpeg file: &SVG::SVG2zinc::parsefile(file.svg, Image, -out => file.jpg); # to generate a Tcl script: &SVG::SVG2zinc::parsefile(file.svg,TclScript, -out => file.tcl); Depending on the used Backend, &SVG::SVG2zinc::parsefile either generates a Perl Class, Perl script, Tcl Script, bitmap images or displays SVG files inside a Tk::Zinc widget. SVG::SVG2zinc could be extended to generate Python scripts and/or classes, or other files, just by sub-classing SVG::SVG2zinc::Backend(3pm) ==head1 HOW IT WORKS This converter creates some TkZinc items associated to most SVG tags. For example, < SVG > or < G > tags are transformed in TkZinc groups. are converted in TkZinc curves.... many more to come... ==head2 TkZinc items tags Every TkZinc item created by the parser get one or more tags. If the corresponding svg tag has an Id, this Id will be used as a tag, after some cleaning due to TkZinc limitation on tag values (no dot, star, etc...). If the corresponding svg tag has no Id, the parser add a tag of the following form : __< itemtype >__< integer >. If the parser is provided a -prefix option, the prefix is prepended to the tag: __< itemtype >__< integer > The TkZinc group associated to the top tag has the following tag svg_top, as well as width=integer heigth=integer tags if width and height are defined in the top < SVG > tag. These tags can be used to find the group and to get its desired width and height. ==head2 RunTime code There is currently on new Tk::Zinc method needed when executing perl code generated. This perl Tk::Zinc::adaptViewport function should be translated and included or imported in any script generated in an other scripting language (eg. Tcl or Python)..

Requirements:	No special requirements
Platforms:	Linux
Keyword:	Convert Svg Files,  Display,  Files,  Libraries,  Perl,  Perl Module,  Programming,  Scripts,  Svg Files,  Tag,  Tags,  Tkzinc
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