mrpiggi / svg

Handling SVG pictures in LaTeX documents using Inkscape, ImageMagick and/or Ghostscript
Other
65 stars 12 forks source link
ghostscript imagemagick inkscape latex latex-examples latex-package svg svg-extract svg-files svg-graphics svg-images

svg and svg-extract – Handling SVG pictures in LaTeX documents

Copyright (C) Philip Ilten philten@cern.ch, 2012-2016
Copyright (C) Falk Hanisch hanisch.latex@outlook.com, 2017-2020

svg 2020/11/26 v2.02k

The current release is shiped via CTAN: https://www.ctan.org/pkg/svg


This material is subject to the LaTeX Project Public License version 1.3c or later.
See http://www.latex-project.org/lppl.txt for details.


Summary

The svg package provides an user‑interface for automated integration of SVG graphics created with Inkscape into LaTeX documents. Therefor the capabilities provided by Inkscape—and its command line tool—are used to export the text within a SVG graphic to a separate file, which is then rendered by LaTeX. The two commands \includesvg and \includeinkscape are provided as central user‑interface, which are very similar to the \includegraphics command of the graphicx package.

In addition, the package svg-extract extends the user‑interface of package svg in order to support the extraction of these graphics into independent files in different graphic formats, exactly as they are rendered within the LaTeX document. For the creation of these graphics in the well‑known formats PDF, EPS and PS, LaTeX and possibly conversion tools shipped with the most LaTeX distributions are used. If the graphics are required in other file formats, either ImageMagick or Ghostscript can be invoked.

Versions

v2.02k (2020/11/26)

v2.02j (2020/10/23)

v2.02i (2020/09/29)

v2.02h (2020/06/23)

v2.02g (2020/06/12)

v2.02f (2020/05/07)

v2.02e (2020/01/13)

v2.02d (2019/10/22)

v2.02c (2019/10/10)

v2.02b (2018/11/12)

v2.02a (2018/10/17)

v2.02 (2018/09/08)

v2.01 (2017/11/29)

v2.00b (2017/05/23)

v2.00a (2017/03/28)

v2.00 (2017/03/27)

v1.0 (2016/10/10)