Hi Thomas,
Thanks for sharing your experience. I'd need that for the font feature
branch ;-)
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Thomas Redelberger schrieb:
> When I generate LaTeX/Beamer PDFs from Org mode, I get
> 1. directory "svg-inkscape" containing one PDF file for each SVG I link
in the Org file (SVG from either EasyDraw or other SVGs)
>
> 2. directory "ltximg" containing one SVG file for each formula I write in
the Org file.
>
> Indeed, I had to add "--shell-escape" and had installed Inkscape for
other reasons anyway.
>
> My related settings:
> #+OPTIONS: tex:dvisvgm
> #+LATEX_HEADER: \usepackage{svg}
> #+LATEX_HEADER: \svgsetup{inkscapelatex=false, inkscapearea=page}
That's something relevant to investigate. Maybe it can be included in the
LaTeX classes.
> Regards "rsvg-convert":
> I had installed rsvg-convert to resolve an issue using SVG with /pandoc/
to generate DOCX. But that is unrelated to the built-in Org mode exporter.
> See:
> https://web222.webclient5.de/doc/swdev/emacs/orgmode/pandoc
>
> rsvg-convert generates PNG. IMHO this defeats starting with SVG in the
first place.
I think using PNG is because is seems the best fit in the specific case of
DOCX.
rsvg-convert *can* generate PDF with the '--format pdf' switch.
That's how I end up generating my figures sometimes. It's less resource
intensive than using inkscape to generate the PDF, so it was a nice
alternative on a *Net*book (LOL) I used when on the road while writing my
PhD some time ago.
>
> Best regards
> Thomas
Thx, /PA
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