Two svg import filters

SOS sos at pmg.be
Wed Dec 16 01:54:10 PST 2015


+1 for Thorsten
For editing graphics there is Draw and  we need a filter who makes the 
original graphic editable
For publishing graphics there is Writer and  we need a filter who just 
imports and do not touch the original graphic
if the "one" filter can do both:Â  OK

Greetz
Fernand
ps. a filter who imports PDF in to Writer: +10


On 15/12/2015 23:46, Thorsten Behrens wrote:
> Michael Stahl wrote:
>> 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.
>>
> 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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