Hi again,
I found out, that these two files (or at least one of them) work:
~/.lyx/lyxrc.dist
~/.lyx/preferences
I put in them the following lines:
\format "SVG" "svg" "svg" "" "inkview" "inkscape" "vector"
\converter "SVG" "eps" "inkscape -F -D -z $$i --export-eps=$$o" ""
\converter "SVG" "png" "inkscape -D -z $$i --export-png=$$o" ""
\converter "SVG" "pdf" "inkscape -D -z $$i --export-pdf=$$o" ""
and the quality is much better. Now I have the problem, that the pictures are
looking "strange".
This is how it should look (svg opened with inkscape):
http://img187.imageshack.us/my.php?image=withininkscapevd0.png
This is how the PDF export shows it:
http://img523.imageshack.us/my.php?image=pdfexportoj4.png
And here it doesn't matter if "lyx -e pdf[2-3]?", I've tried them all. What
strange behaviour is this?
Kindly regards
Matt
Manveru schrieb:
2009/1/7 Matthias Coy <[email protected]>:
Actually I found
http://wiki.lyx.org/Tips/UseInkscapeSVGImages
which works fine for me on Windows. And yes, I have inkscape. But I'm
generating the pdf on my server (gentoo linux) and there is no X installed
on that. So it's kind of difficult to make those changes without a gui. Are
there any files I can edit, which will be read and not overwritten?
Manveru schrieb:
[...]
Do you have inkscape installed? Or do you rely on default configuration?
From my experience processing SVG graphics without Inkscape gives very
poor quality of pictures.
I cannot help you with manual configuration of Inkscape on Linux as I
do not have experience with that yet. But yes, it is possible to
configure formats in LyX to get Inkscape producing images
automatically by editing files. But I have to ask someone having Linux
installation to point you proper files. Can anyone help?
