>> Currently libwmf is supported via a plugin. Do you have something else in
>> mind?
> Oh. I didn't know that and I didn't download the plugin. I'll look for
> it.
I'm not sure the wmf plugin is built as part of the RPM default, though
I'd be happy if it were... ultimately, of course, I'd like it to do
WMF->SVG but at the moment it does WMF->PNG and image-type detection
(sniffing) sucks ever so slightly.
BTW, probably the best way (at the moment) to support WMF is via
ImageMagick.
Ultimately I hope to have bi-directional conversion, WMF <-> SVG, but
don't hold your breath :-)
Ciao, Frank
ps. I haven't abandoned all work on HTML import and SVG rendering, just
postponed them. I'm currently trying to write a little C++ library for
handling XML trees with multiple namespaces, with the aim of handling
mixtures of XHTML & SVG, and eventually perhaps also PHP4, MathML
and AWML...
HTML (and SGML also, I guess) are problematic in this respect, in that
libxml2 wants to normalize the input into a formal XHTML structure,
and I find that a hindrance at times.
Francis James Franklin
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