Ever wondered if `R` and `Python` scripts, and even mixtures of them, can be supported by Inkscape? With my extensions https://github.com/JacekPardyak/r-py-inkscape/, it can be like that. I will be happy to hear your comment.
We chose a slightly different path: the R, Pymol, Processing, ImageJ or Matplotlib code can be directly added to a rectangle's description field. Then our extensions run this code and replaces the object with the code output. The idea is to have within a single document, panels that carry the code for generating their own views. I've been describing this in those slides: https://f1000research.com/slides/10-278 I'd be happy to discuss possible synergies with you if you're interested. Let me know, we could have a video chat to share ideas.
Well, Inkscape is a vector graphics editor that is primarily used for creating and editing vector images. While Inkscape itself is written in C++, it does have support for some scripting languages, such as Python and Lua. You can use Python scripts to automate tasks in Inkscape and extend its functionality. Inkscape provides a Python extension that allows you to run Python scripts from within the application.
Ever wondered if `R` and `Python` scripts, and even mixtures of them, can be supported by Inkscape? With my extensions https://github.com/JacekPardyak/r-py-inkscape/, it can be like that. I will be happy to hear your comment.
Hi Jacek,
I'm excited to read your announcement, as I have been working on some very related extensions. https://inkscape.org/~mutterer/%E2%98%85ij-macro-panel-and-other-figure-extensions
We chose a slightly different path: the R, Pymol, Processing, ImageJ or Matplotlib code can be directly added to a rectangle's description field. Then our extensions run this code and replaces the object with the code output. The idea is to have within a single document, panels that carry the code for generating their own views. I've been describing this in those slides: https://f1000research.com/slides/10-278
I'd be happy to discuss possible synergies with you if you're interested. Let me know, we could have a video chat to share ideas.
Best regards,
Jerome.
Wow Great
Hi Jérôme,
I'm glad you appreciate my humble contribution to the world of Inkscape :). The invitation to a private chat will occur separately.
Best regards
Jacek
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Well, Inkscape is a vector graphics editor that is primarily used for creating and editing vector images. While Inkscape itself is written in C++, it does have support for some scripting languages, such as Python and Lua. You can use Python scripts to automate tasks in Inkscape and extend its functionality. Inkscape provides a Python extension that allows you to run Python scripts from within the application.
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