Just checked Inkscape’s xslt. Unfortunately it’s buggy, but it offers some brilliant features like gradients.
I will check with their developers, if a more actual version is available. Otherwise I will merge the two existing scripts into a new version. Sascha Am 06.08.2014 um 22:16 schrieb Sascha Ahrend <sahr...@icloud.com>: > On the mac make sure you have the latest version of XQuartz installed (even > on Mavericks), what is now Open Source in order to use Inkscape: > http://xquartz.macosforge.org/landing/ > > Version 0.91 however is supposed to become fully native anyway. > > > Inkscape’s svg2fxg.xsl is based on their own svg2xaml.xsl. They also have a > xaml2svg.xsl. > All can be found here: > https://github.com/piksels-and-lines-orchestra/inkscape/tree/master/share/extensions > > It shouldn’t be a major task to also create a fxg2svg.xsl using the above as > templates. > > > I am not aware of a runtime FXG and SVG interpreter (as a matter of fact, you > have to use MXML graphics to apply changes on runtime). > For the package compiler however, I guess a command line processor can be/ or > is used to compile xml files with xsl. > > I am sure, the developer group can answer this question. > > > Rgds., > > Sascha > > > > > Am 06.08.2014 um 21:32 schrieb jude <flexcapaci...@gmail.com>: > >> I tried Inkscape before and it wouldn't start. I tried for a bit to get it >> going and then went back to Illustrator. I'm on Mac. I've kept Illustrator >> 5.0 with the FXG output option. >> >> Creating our own exporter for these programs sounds like a good idea if >> it's possible and incorporate our fixes and patches. What about an exporter >> that exports both SVG and FXG at the same time? >> >> BTW Is there a runtime FXG and SVG interpreter? Then both our FlexJS and >> Flex apps can pull in and use the same FXG or SVG for the visuals? >
