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I have done some mistakes in links, so the correct links are as follows:
The source file is at the site
http://chip.wiora.pl/inkscape/problem.svg
Export to .png file is correct and gives that file:
http://chip.wiora.pl/inkscape/problem.png
When I save it as .eps I optain:
http://chip.wiora.pl/inkscape/problem.eps
and it looks like that...
2007-04-02 07:10:51 UTC in Inkscape
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The source file is at the site
http://chip.wiora.pl/inkscape/problem.svg
Export to .png file is correct and givs that file:
http://chip.wiora.pl/inkscape/problem.svg
When I save it as .eps I optain:
http://chip.wiora.pl/inkscape/problem.svg
and it looks like that:
http://chip.wiora.pl/inkscape/problem.svg
The problem is, that patterns are lost in .eps files
(as wall as in the...
2007-04-02 07:02:43 UTC in Inkscape
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When I want to convert a SVG file to EPS I have to open the file
in Inkscape and next have to use FILE | SAVE AS menu and
next choice the proper format, file name etc.
Very useful would be a possibility using the inkscape with a
switches, e.g. Inkscape --export-eps=FileName, but now the
possibility is not implemented.
2005-06-23 07:58:45 UTC in Inkscape
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Proper example should look like this:
[Example: (file 'example.cpp')
#include <iostream>
#include<gslwrap/matrix_float.h>
#ifndef _NO_NAMESPACE
using namespace std; // !!!!!
#define STD std
#else
#define STD
#endif
main()
{
gsl::matrix_float a( 3, 3 ); // !!!!!!
gsl::matrix_float b( 3, 3 ); // !!!!!!
srand48(10);.
2003-08-13 09:38:31 UTC in GSLwrap
