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velix | Can Ghostscript handle EMF ? | 04:21.53 |
chrisl | velix: No | 07:17.03 |
velix | ;....( | 07:38.21 |
sebras | velix: perhaps "inkscape --export-area-drawing -o file.pdf file.emf" is useful to you? | 08:02.08 |
velix | sebras: the implementation is buggy :( | 15:25.17 |
| I bet it's a cairo problem again. | 15:25.42 |
sebras | velix: worth a try! | 15:26.09 |
velix | LibreOffice, Google Docs, Illustrator, Affinity, Photoshop etc. are doing it right. | 15:26.17 |
| Maybe (!) it's working on Inkscape on Windows. | 15:26.44 |
sebras | velix: do you know what library libreoffice is using to interpret emf files? maybe you can find another conversion tool that uses the same library. | 15:26.53 |
velix | Since Windows API come with direct EMF support. | 15:26.53 |
| sebras: Also thought so, but they cannot export to SVG. I'd need to use PDF, and re-factor this. Also called "uglification" :D | 15:27.29 |
| sebras: It think it's easier to file a bug and pay some money to the devs of the EMF importer. | 15:28.18 |
| sebras: https://github.com/chrissherlock :DDD | 16:24.54 |
| he might be connected with out | 16:25.05 |
| My god! https://github.com/kakwa/libemf2svg | 16:35.57 |
| I am in love. | 16:35.59 |
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