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+1 for Thorsten<br>
For editing graphics there is Draw and we need a filter who makes
the original graphic editable<br>
For publishing graphics there is Writer and we need a filter who
just imports and do not touch the original graphic<br>
if the "one" filter can do both:Â OK <br>
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Greetz<br>
Fernand<br>
ps. a filter who imports PDF in to Writer: +10<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 15/12/2015 23:46, Thorsten Behrens
wrote:<br>
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<pre wrap="">Michael Stahl wrote:
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<pre wrap="">i don't claim to know anything about SVG, but i just noticed that
filter/source/svg uses boost::spirit, and therefore i am +1 for
removing it.
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<pre wrap="">That's so far the strongest case for removal here. ;)
Other than that, the two filters serve two very different purposes -
the document filter actually tries to map svg as well as possible to
ODF (it would work even better if LibreOffice's ODF filter would
support more of the syntax and semantics of SVG), to get *editable*
graphics.
As such, replacing the document importer with something that sticks
the image into a graphic object is missing the point IMO.
Cheers,
-- Thorsten
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