MatteoLacki
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4 years ago Oh, in the best spirit of academic coding, I forgot about documentation. I guess you are talking about this figure? https://github.com/MatteoLacki/IsoSpec/blob/version_2_1/man/logo.png We now have a nicer logo anyway. What you are talking about is a really small detail to me, but if you want to have it done your way, I won't complain. I don't know how to work with Inkscape at that level. I attach the pdf. Is that ok, or should I try to export it to svg?
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Mateusz Krzysztof Łącki
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On Wed, Jun 10, 2020 at 9:38 AM lopippo notifications@github.com wrote:
Greetings, Matteo,
a short note to point that the figure at the top of the documentation is gigantic and still shows the 1.95 version tag.
What I do for my pictures of this kind is prepare an Inkscape skeleton with a text that reads like @Version https://github.com/Version@ and then use the CMake configure_file function to automatically change that string into the right version. Then I automatically convert the svg file into png. Done !
If you like, I can implement that in the current packaging... Just provide me with the figure you want.
Ciao Filippo
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lopippo
Greetings, Matteo,
a short note to point that the figure at the top of the documentation is gigantic and still shows the 1.95 version tag.
What I do for my pictures of this kind is prepare an Inkscape skeleton with a text that reads like @VERSION@ and then use the CMake configure_file function to automatically change that string into the right version. Then I automatically convert the svg file into png. Done !
If you like, I can implement that in the current packaging... Just provide me with the figure you want.
Ciao Filippo