William Adams wrote: > On May 3, 2007, at 11:51 AM, Sander Marechal wrote: > >> I tried, but apparently the SVGs are too complicated for PDF. The >> polygons that make up the graph don't floodfill correctly. > > No, the SVGs are too complex for the svg to pdf conversion tool > you're using.
In that case I used xsltproc and fop to go from DocBook XML with embedded SVG through XML-FO to PDF. After a couple of experiments with DocBook I switched to LyX for the report templates and PDF generator. > What is making the SVGs in the first place? Can it go directly > to .pdf? Or some other format which can be easily made into a .pdf? > (.eps would be ideal, converting from .eps to .pdf is well understood) The graphs are generated with the Image::Graph PHP-PEAR package. -- Sander Marechal
