Hello,
Le 12/01/2023 à 20:01, NickS a écrit :
Personally I certainly much prefer vector formats, as these scale much
better in documents, are more editable if customisation is required,
and they can easily be batch-converted into raster formats of the
required resolution if needed.
My main u
Personally I certainly much prefer vector formats, as these scale much better
in documents, are more editable if customisation is required, and they can
easily be batch-converted into raster formats of the required resolution if
needed.
My main usage case is including Lilypond snippets in large
SVG preferred over PDF.
Thank you for asking.
On 2023-01-11 06:40, Benjamin Tordoff wrote:
Almost all the images I use for cover art etc are JPEG or PNG originally so for
me PNG is the most important format. Other images I use are generally icons or
clip art and these are almost always png o
Almost all the images I use for cover art etc are JPEG or PNG originally so for
me PNG is the most important format. Other images I use are generally icons or
clip art and these are almost always png or svg. I don’t think I’ve ever seen
stock imagery or icons in pdf format, only documents.
So,
+1 for SVG:
From my perspective and experience including vector graphics in musical
scores is most often about icons or graphics, illustration or extended
markup, but rather not entire documents / pages (knowing that PDFs can
be small as well of course ;-).
SVG is widely used for icons and graphic
Le 10/01/2023 à 23:35, Abraham Lee a écrit :
If I had a vote, and if PDF really can be seamlessly converted
Yes, it can.
pdf2svg in.pdf out.svg
(https://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/impish/man1/pdf2svg.1.html)
In the opposite direction:
rsvg-convert in.svg -f pdf -o out.pdf
The only cavea
If I had a vote, and if PDF really can be seamlessly converted, I would
make the front-end favor the SVG format as I think that format would be
more likely used by most users.
Glad to hear about this! Both PNG and SVG would be very nice additions.
Best,
Abraham
On Tue, Jan 10, 2023 at 3:23 PM Je
Hi,
This is a little call for feedback, especially from users of the \epsfile
markup command. (To be clear, I'm not speaking "in the name of the
development
team", just in my name.)
Over the past year and a half, LilyPond has gained a new output
backend based on the Cairo graphics library. Whi
