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	Modules are ways to expand the core of [[Inkscape]] in order to provide additional functionality. Modules don't imply anything about implementations or anything else really. Module is a generic term to describe that this 'thing' isn't part of the core. Many modules may be implmented in C and compiled in, while other may be other programs on the user's computer wrapped so [[Inkscape]] can use them.		Modules are ways to expand the core of [[Inkscape]] in order to provide additional functionality. Modules don't imply anything about implementations or anything else really. Module is a generic term to describe that this 'thing' isn't part of the core. Many modules may be implmented in C and compiled in, while other may be other programs on the user's computer wrapped so [[Inkscape]] can use them.

	This Wiki page aims to be an initial starting point for writing modules, and understanding how they fit into Inkscape. If you'd like to write a module you should probably start looking at this page and its subpages for information. If you want to write a module and you don't have any ideas here are some: [PlugIns Module Ideas]		This Wiki page aims to be an initial starting point for writing modules, and understanding how they fit into Inkscape. If you'd like to write a module you should probably start looking at this page and its subpages for information. If you want to write a module and you don't have any ideas here are some: [[[PlugIns]] Module Ideas]

	==== Module Definition ====		==== Module Definition ====

	A module is described my a [ModuleDefinitionFile Module Definition File]. This file is a XML file which tells the basic information about the module (e.g. name, author) and also gets into the details of what this module does and how it does it.		A module is described my a [[[ModuleDefinitionFile]] Module Definition File]. This file is a XML file which tells the basic information about the module (e.g. name, author) and also gets into the details of what this module does and how it does it.

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Modules are ways to expand the core of [[Inkscape]] in order to provide additional functionality. Modules don't imply anything about implementations or anything else really. Module is a generic term to describe that this 'thing' isn't part of the core. Many modules may be implmented in C and compiled in, while other may be other programs on the user's computer wrapped so [[Inkscape]] can use them.

This Wiki page aims to be an initial starting point for writing modules, and understanding how they fit into Inkscape. If you'd like to write a module you should probably start looking at this page and its subpages for information. If you want to write a module and you don't have any ideas here are some: [PlugIns Module Ideas]

==== Module Definition ====

A module is described my a [ModuleDefinitionFile Module Definition File]. This file is a XML file which tells the basic information about the module (e.g. name, author) and also gets into the details of what this module does and how it does it.

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2003-11-20T01:01:31Z

Initial start - not close to done....

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