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janoliver / inkslides

A rewrite of the inkscapeslide script to create PDF presentations out of inkscape SVG files.
MIT License
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resolve import issues, debug copying #4

Closed johannes-graeter closed 7 years ago

johannes-graeter commented 7 years ago
  1. after installing, inkslides.inkscape couldn't be found, since inkslides is called from inside the module
  2. debug copying of list
johannes-graeter commented 7 years ago

Hi Jan,

since I have to do a presentation soon, I tried the new version. I really like it, usability is great :)!

The only thing that I really miss, is support for videos that can be played inside of the presentation. Since that is pretty difficult I think, it would perhaps be easier to link videos, so that a player is called when the slide is activated.

You got any idea how to do that? If so I would try to implement it ;)

Regards,

Johannes

On 18.08.2017 14:03, Jan Oliver Oelerich wrote:

Merged #4 https://github.com/janoliver/inkslides/pull/4.

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janoliver commented 7 years ago

Hi, after googeling and testing briefly I found out, that

  1. You can set links in Inkscape via Right Click->create link.
  2. The PDF exported by Inkscape does not contain that link.
  3. There is a workaround Python script that sort of does what you want, but it is a bit hacky. You can find it here.

So yes, it is possible to include it nicely into inkslides, and you can probably just use the svglinkify script as-is. (I'm not sure about its open source license...)

Cheers