Hi again,

My need is to be able to see (in order to keep the value and put in another files) a rotation in ° applied to an object.

In a web application being developed, we need a 'map' very precise - not gmap, even it's quite the same principle-
Purpose is to use Inkscape to create one at a time a rectangle that represent a small area and catch its coordinates
position this rectangle to one very place on astreet map (background)
rotate it to align with pavement side
save the coordinate x, y and rotation applied in degrees- but this can be done with a few manipulations - (and save it for instance manually in Excel)
duplicate an object model, do the same again and again.

Need some suggestion

thank you

I would say may be there's a way to parse the svg files to extract the data I need ...

By obvisouly.. I dont see whre to find the rotation value ....

Inkscape uses a transformation matrix to define the rotation. How the matrix works is over my head, but you can read about it at http://www.w3.org/TR/SVG/coords.html#Tr ... rixDefined

Note that you can define the rotation using transform="rotate(30)" (where 30 is the degrees) but Inkscape will convert that value to the matrix value.

thank you.


Not clear at all, but I'll ask to super MathMan some help