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This page is '''outdated''' and needs an overhaul. For '''alternative information sources''', see: | |||
== Python | * The extensions error log in your Inkscape user configuration directory, in case an extension doesn't work. It will list missing dependencies for each extension. | ||
* For info about how to make your own: | |||
** go to [https://inkscape.org/en/develop/extensions/ the corresponding page on our main website] | |||
** also take a look at these Wiki articles: [[Script_extensions | Script Extensions]], [[INX_extension_descriptor_format | INX Extension Descriptor Format]], [[Inkscape-specific_XML_attributes | Inkscape-Specific XML attributes]] | |||
* If you are interested in opening special file formats through extensions, see [[GettingExtensionsWorking]]. | |||
* More info about existing extensions can be found | |||
** [https://inkscape.org/en/download/addons/ in our website's addon gallery] | |||
** and in the [[Extension_repository | Extension Repository page]] of the Wiki. | |||
== Python Extensions == | |||
=== on Debian GNU / Linux === | === on Debian GNU / Linux === | ||
apt-get install python python-lxml | apt-get install python python-lxml | ||
=== on Microsoft Windows === | === on Microsoft Windows === | ||
From version .44 onwards, Inkscape now includes Python in the download, and has | From version .44 onwards, Inkscape now includes Python in the download, and has extensions <i>enabled</i> by default. | ||
The latest stable Inkscape version includes Python 2.6.5. | The latest stable Inkscape version includes Python 2.6.5. | ||
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The packages are installed in the site-packages directory of your Python install. This is /Library/Python/2.*/site-packages for the stock install of Python on Mac OS X. | The packages are installed in the site-packages directory of your Python install. This is /Library/Python/2.*/site-packages for the stock install of Python on Mac OS X. | ||
== Perl | == Perl Extensions == | ||
=== on Debian GNU / Linux === | === on Debian GNU / Linux === | ||
apt-get install perl libxml-xql-perl | apt-get install perl libxml-xql-perl | ||
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6: copy XML-XQL-*\XQLParser\Parser.pm to C:\Perl\site\lib\XML\XQL | 6: copy XML-XQL-*\XQLParser\Parser.pm to C:\Perl\site\lib\XML\XQL | ||
== Plugin | == Plugin Extensionss == | ||
I have absolutely no idea. Please record your success here. :) | I have absolutely no idea. Please record your success here. :) | ||
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Run Inkscape from the console | Run Inkscape from the console | ||
Use the error | Use the error messages printed to the console to diagnose the problem (very often missing dependencies) | ||
On Windows you will have to redirect output to a text file like this: "inkscape > output.txt" | On Windows you will have to redirect output to a text file like this: "inkscape > output.txt" |
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This page is outdated and needs an overhaul. For alternative information sources, see:
- The extensions error log in your Inkscape user configuration directory, in case an extension doesn't work. It will list missing dependencies for each extension.
- For info about how to make your own:
- go to the corresponding page on our main website
- also take a look at these Wiki articles: Script Extensions, INX Extension Descriptor Format, Inkscape-Specific XML attributes
- If you are interested in opening special file formats through extensions, see GettingExtensionsWorking.
- More info about existing extensions can be found
- in our website's addon gallery
- and in the Extension Repository page of the Wiki.
Python Extensions
on Debian GNU / Linux
apt-get install python python-lxml
on Microsoft Windows
From version .44 onwards, Inkscape now includes Python in the download, and has extensions enabled by default. The latest stable Inkscape version includes Python 2.6.5.
on Mac OS X
Starting with version 0.46, Inkscape contains the python packages needed for the extension system. All python extensions should work out of the box. However in case you still have trouble you can install them in their regular location.
Compiling from source
If you prefer, you can install them from source, it is really easy.
- download the source code for sourceforge numpy repository and/or lxml download section
- unpack the
.tar.gz
filetar -xzf numpy***.tar.gz lxml***.tar.gz
- for each one
cd
into the newly created directory - build C extensions and install (the install is system wide so you need administrator privileges)
sudo python setup.py install
and type your password.
The packages are installed in the site-packages directory of your Python install. This is /Library/Python/2.*/site-packages for the stock install of Python on Mac OS X.
Perl Extensions
on Debian GNU / Linux
apt-get install perl libxml-xql-perl
on Gentoo GNU / Linux
emerge -a XML-XQL
on Microsoft Windows
install ActivePerl install XML::XQL::DOM (perhaps like this?) 1: install prereqs with ppm: install xml-dom install parse-yapp install datemanip 2: download xml-xql from: http://www.cpan.org/authors/id/T/TJ/TJMATHER/XML-XQL-0.68.tar.gz 3: open command prompt and locate perl"s lib directory with: perl -e "print qq(@INC)" (mine was C:/Perl/site/lib) 4: unpack xml-xql archive 5: copy contents of XML-XQL-*\lib\XML into C:\Perl\site\lib\XML 6: copy XML-XQL-*\XQLParser\Parser.pm to C:\Perl\site\lib\XML\XQL
Plugin Extensionss
I have absolutely no idea. Please record your success here. :)
What if it doesn't work?
Run Inkscape from the console
Use the error messages printed to the console to diagnose the problem (very often missing dependencies)
On Windows you will have to redirect output to a text file like this: "inkscape > output.txt"