Jambunathan K <kjambunat...@gmail.com> writes: > Joakim > >> https://github.com/jave/inkmacs> >> Inkmacs integrates Inkscap and Emacs. Interesting for this list is >> inkorg-mode which lets you write text in Org mode and update text in >> Inkscape. >> >> It's work in progress with some cmubersome dependencies still. >> >> Maybe it could be mentioned here: >> http://orgmode.org/worg/org-contrib/. > > I have seen the entry for this in EmacsWiki for quite sometime now [1]. > It looks quite wonderful. > > For a common user who doesn't understand much of Inkmacs, SVG etc etc > what does all this amount to? From the overall description it seems like > it would help create wonderful mashups involving graphics and text > (within or outside of Emacs?). The only thing that comes to my mind is - > animated powerpoint slides and posters may be mindmappers. > > Could you please add a couple of lines to this announcement that > summarizes the potentiatlities of your work in a way common Emacs user > can understand? > > Footnotes: > [1] http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/Inkmacs
Maybe this scenario helps? - start out with an Org mode text tree - M-X inkmacs-edit This binds the tree to an Inkscape instance - C-M-x will copy the Org mode text tree to Inkscape and bind each node to an Inkscape text node. The default layout will be ugly - Drag around the text nodes as you please and add graphics - Edit the Org mode text tree and update the text nodes in Inkscape again with C-M-x I use this for things like mindmaps. There are more possibilities but the above scenario should give a hint anymay. -- Joakim Verona
