Am Mittwoch, den 30.01.2008, 21:25 +0100 schrieb Ulrich von Zadow:
> There are lots of small .avg files in libavg/src/test and a few more
> under avg_media.
Ah, thanks, that's a good source for tests.
I just encountered one problem: The avg.dtd isn't part of the source
distribution, and I didn't find in in the svn. So xsltproc complains
about not finding it. But that's a minor issue.
So I did a first test with the simple avg.avg, and it now is displayed
identical (for what I can tell) in libavg and in rsvg-view as well as in
Batik (SVG 1.1 only, Batik doesn't crop in 1.2-mode).
If anybody wants to test, just grab the avg2avg.xsl from:
http://www-user.uni-bremen.de/~felwert/projekte/avg/avg2svg.xsl
and try it out with
xsltproc --stringparam inkscape_compatible 0 --stringparam
svg_version 1.1 avg2svg.xsl avg.avg > avg.svg
(Please not that this adds a black rectangle to the svg file as SVG 1.1
can't set the background color yet, and it defaults to white, while
libavg defaults to black.)
If you encounter any problems, please tell me. But please mind that
advanced features as blend modes or saturation tweaks won't work yet.
For simple files, it should give you reasonable results, though.
Cheers,
Frederik
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