Hello,
I have an idea for an operation with a vector image and looking for an environment to implement it.
Is there a possibility to develop plug-ins for InkScape? Where can I find more on that?
If not, what environment, library, software with plug-in capability or something else would you suggest?
Developing Plug-Ins for InkScape
Re: Developing Plug-Ins for InkScape
The default extension environment is python,with many of the existing ones in that language.
Look under the share directory for extensions.
You will need a .py file and a corresponding .inx file (defining the menus and parameters)
-Rob A>
Look under the share directory for extensions.
You will need a .py file and a corresponding .inx file (defining the menus and parameters)
-Rob A>
Re: Developing Plug-Ins for InkScape
Hi,
I am also considering a diagramming application as a plug-in for Inkscape, and would need to do it in Java. Using Inkscape as the canvas seems to be a very compelling concept, but I would like to get this confirmed.
To make it interactive, it must hook up with Inkscape, are there sufficient possibilities from Java? (Inkscape being made in C++.)
Is there already some Java plug-ins that might serve as a templates?
The result would be open sourced. Thanks for any pointers.
I am also considering a diagramming application as a plug-in for Inkscape, and would need to do it in Java. Using Inkscape as the canvas seems to be a very compelling concept, but I would like to get this confirmed.
To make it interactive, it must hook up with Inkscape, are there sufficient possibilities from Java? (Inkscape being made in C++.)
Is there already some Java plug-ins that might serve as a templates?
The result would be open sourced. Thanks for any pointers.