Hi Johannes,
you are a fast write, I see :)
Yes, you did send me your script thanks! I will copy it now to keep a
reference at hand.
You are right, results are not perfect. In fact, I tried another example
and stumbled over problems with math mode inside of nodes -- in these
case, the SVG contains − which appears to be bad. Unfortunately,
the tikz driver can no longer produce mathml (the '/tikz/tex4ht
node/escape=true' switch does not seem to work) which should probably
fix it!?
Do you know a solution for this problem? Interestingly, your examples
works produces a legend (which is partially correct) when I provide
\tikzset{/tikz/tex4ht node/escape=true,every node/.style={tex4ht
node/escape=true}}
after \begin{document}. But the other nodes appear to be broken. Very
strange all that.
I haven't heard anything about a tool which produces correct SVG output
of tikz, no. But that does not mean anything, I admit - I haven't
followed much about tex4ht development recently. I would just like it to
work with reliably. If they managed to fix the tex4ht driver of tikz,
that would probably be a good patch for tikz.
Best regards
Christian
Am 14.09.2011 22:08, schrieb Johannes Wilm:
Hey,
that sounds really good. The final SVG is still not perfect though --
the legend is not drawn for example, and the SVG is not alrge enough
to contain all the text.
I did send you the link to my spaghetti-code work-around script, right?
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/5518978/latex2compile
Whatever happened to the effort for perfect tikz -> SVG conversion
that was supposed to come out within a few weeks? Have you heard more
about that?
On Wed, Sep 14, 2011 at 1:35 PM, Christian Feuersaenger
<[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>>
wrote:
Hi Johannes,
a couple of months ago, you reported a problem with SVG output of
pgfplots: there have been TWO SVG rather than one per figure.
Although I assume that the issue is no longer important for you,
you may be interested in the following news:
I am currently working on a prototype which allows pgfplots to
save one temporary pgf node - and this node was the cause for the
outer SVG. I have just ran an experiment with
htlatex testXXX.tex
on your example. I only uncommented some of your \HCode
instructions and added my new feature 'cell picture=false' to the
option list and got the attached results (just one SVG).
Best regards
Christian
Am 27.07.2011 03 <tel:27.07.2011%2003>:04, schrieb Johannes Wilm:
Hi again,
sorry for cross-posting. I am not quite sure whether this
falls into the expertise of one or the other group.
The attached is a test case of a document which includes a
graph I've created with pgfplots and then converted to html
using tex4ht. I fixed the SVG-output with the script I
recently mailed around.
The problem is this: There is only one graph. Yet for some
reason 2 SVG files are created. The second SVG-file seems to
just be empty, whereas the first one includes the graph. For
some reason the HTML-code that is being output only includes
the second, empty, SVG-file.
This is what I ran:
/dvilualatex test.tex
dvilualatex test.tex/
/dvilualatex test.tex/
/tex4ht -f/test.tex/
/t4ht -f/test.tex/
/fix_svg_legend.py test-1.svg/
/fix_svg_legend.py test-2.svg/
Obviously I could make a script that simply exchanges all
occurrences of "test-2" with "test-1" and so on. But
strangely, when the legend is in a separate svg, the legend
works fine, so the numbering wouldn't work out that way.
I believe this is my very last issue with the whole setup. So
if it cannot be resolved, I'll spend another day on a quick
fix rather than trying to switch tools as some have
recommended I do.
Sincerely,
--
Johannes Wilm
http://www.johanneswilm.org
tel: +1 (520) 399 8880 <tel:%2B1%20%28520%29%20399%208880>
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