Hi,
i would like to see wildcard support and reading input filenames from a file instead of given in commandline.
Would be nice if the used name for input is used for output to, for example: "inkscape --file test.svg --export-pdf" use test.pdf as outfile.
If you need to call inkscape for a lot of files it could give a big speed boost.
inkscape command line support for input files/wildcards
Re: inkscape command line support for input files/wildcards
Hi.
What you are after can be done by a script/batch-file or small program python/c/perl etc.
By using python subprocess you can even start several instances of Inkscape at the same time speeding up the processing of your data.
See the guilliotine.py file in the extension directory for an example.
What you are after can be done by a script/batch-file or small program python/c/perl etc.
By using python subprocess you can even start several instances of Inkscape at the same time speeding up the processing of your data.
See the guilliotine.py file in the extension directory for an example.
Good Luck!
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RGDS
Ragnar
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RGDS
Ragnar