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I've started contributing to InkScape in my own way, I have made a dent on a filter to sanitize InkScape.
I've started contributing to InkScape in my own way, I have made a dent on a filter to sanitize InkScape.


* Wiki profiler page: [http://wiki.inkscape.org/wiki/index.php/Save_Cleaned_SVG Save_Cleaned_SVG]
* Wiki profiler page: [http://wiki.inkscape.org/wiki/index.php/Save_Cleaned_SVG#Cleaning_Operations Save_Cleaned_SVG]
* islint at [http://islint.sourceforge.net/ SourceForge]
* islint at [http://islint.sourceforge.net/ SourceForge]
* [http://wiki.inkscape.org/wiki/index.php/Islint islint requirements] note on this wiki


My motives are purely selfish.  I'm one of the authors of SVG, I work with SVG, and I find that InkScape to be an excellent tool, but I spend a lot of time editing InkScape output with vi to clean it up for use in dynamic web apps (mostly).  A task with very low entertainment value.  Writing filters is more fun.
My motives are purely selfish.  I'm one of the authors of SVG, I work with SVG, and I find InkScape to be an excellent tool, but I spend a lot of time editing InkScape output with vi to clean it up for use in dynamic web apps (mostly).  A task with very low entertainment value.  Writing filters is more fun.


islint is pretty useful to me as it is, but it has a way to go before it will serve as a general filter for InkScape.
islint is pretty useful to me as is now, it has a way to go before it will serve as a general filter for InkScape.
 
This is the wrong place to do this, but it will serve for now...
 
= islint =
 
=== Wiki Notes Annotated ===
 
This is a copy of the '''''Cleaning Operations''''' list from the [http://wiki.inkscape.org/wiki/index.php/Save_Cleaned_SVG Save_Cleaned_SVG] page
 
* Specify a limit to the precision of all positional elements.
* Clean up XML Elements
** Collapse multiple redundant groups
** Remove empty tags, such as defs or metadata.
** Remove id tags for elements not referenced
* Clean up Definitions
** Remove unused definitions
** Remove duplicate gradient stops
** Collapse duplicate gradient definitions
** Remove gradients that are only referenced by one other gradient
* Clean up CSS
** Remove Default values, i.e. opacity: 1;
** Remove Not applicable  values, i.e. opacity: 0; fill-color: #00000;
** Convert RGB colours from RGB(r,g,b) to #RRGGBB format
** Convert RGB colours from #RRGGBB to #RGB if possible
* Clean up paths
** Detect vertical/horizontal lines and replace.
** Eliminate empty path segments
** Eliminate last segment in a polygon
** Collapse straight curves.
** Convert absolute path segments to relative ones.
* Process Transformations
** Process quadratic Bezier curves
** Collapse all group based transformations
* Convert known properties to element attributes
** css to element attributes
* Output Standard SVG
** Remove inkscape namespace
** Remove sodipodi namespace
** Remove adobe namespace
** Use viewPort instead of document width/height

Latest revision as of 12:35, 24 September 2009

I've started contributing to InkScape in my own way, I have made a dent on a filter to sanitize InkScape.

My motives are purely selfish. I'm one of the authors of SVG, I work with SVG, and I find InkScape to be an excellent tool, but I spend a lot of time editing InkScape output with vi to clean it up for use in dynamic web apps (mostly). A task with very low entertainment value. Writing filters is more fun.

islint is pretty useful to me as is now, it has a way to go before it will serve as a general filter for InkScape.