On Fri, 8 Aug 2008 12:13:12 +0200 (CEST) Vincent Torri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
babbled:

of course no objections... and this is cool :) eventually i will get to using
epdf and eps for thumbnailing - maybe this should be done in epsilon now that
epsilons' thumbnailer uses a buffer canvas only, any evas object can produce
thumbnails... emotion possibly would be a good candidate too for move thumbs
maybe instead of directly going to libxine? anyway. eps stuff.. all cool.

> Hey,
> 
> I would like to add a postscript rendering library in proto/
> 
> Its name : "eps". I know that 'eps' is also the standard extension of the 
> encapsulated postscript format, but with all the names i could have 
> thought of and all the name others people proposed, eps is the better. And 
> anyway, i don't think there will be a conflict with the extension.
> 
> eps uses the library libspectre (only available in fdo's git repo), this 
> one uses ghostscript (ghost, spectre, all that phantom stuff made me 
> thought of ectoplasm for the library name, but it was not consistent with 
> epdf and edvi). I first tried to use ghostscript, but it's a real pain. 
> And libspectre does all the ugly and hard job for me.
> 
> Like Edvi, Eps has an api that is very close to Epdf one.
> 
> I answer to the question that some people can think of: why not using 
> poppler (hence epdf) to render postscript files ? 2 answers:
> 
>   * i prefer to use the correct tool to achieve the purpose i want. Poppler
>     is for pdf files, not postscript.
>   * poppler does not provide all the features that libspectre can provide
>     about postscript files.
> 
> Is there an objection that I add Eps to cvs ? If no objection arises, I'll 
> commit it in 1 week (around the 17th august).
> 
> comments ? ideas ?
> 
> thank you
> 
> Vincent
> 
> PS: i'll not have internet next week, so, don't be surprised if i do not 
> answer before the 16th.
> 
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