Hi everyone.
We are currently using SVG figures, typically drawn in Inkscape, in our
markdown-written doxygen-generated documentation. For example:
@image latex figures/something.pdf "Foo bar"
However, it would be awesome if we could get away with creating only
something.svg manually and not having to create the something.pdf file
in a separate step. We figured we'd get away with running a script that
would generate the PDF files, but doxygen doesn't insert an
\includegraphics command for SVG files.
For the same reason, we can't simply reprogram the LaTeX command
\includegraphics{..} to call the \includesvg{..} command, which resides
in a separate package.
What would an optimal solution be? We would be willing to run a figure
generation (bash/python/similar) script when building, but, as stated,
would prefer not having to create duplicate figure files.
Cheers,
Paul.
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