It is not trivial. And you're not going to get both quality & a small
file size, and vectorized images are sometimes larger than the
original (compressed) bitmap. Your best bet may be to look for some
command line tools that can vectorize bitmaps and use Rb to interface
with, then you can parse the output vector data into whatever format
you need. Or, go some other route to get vector map data (GIS).
John
On Jun 19, 2006, at 3:07 PM, Stefan P. wrote:
Nobody? May I assume, that this is a very complex task in general?
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