SVG to [PDF|PS|EPS] + LaTeX using Inkscape
This bash script is a wrapper for using the command-line version of inkscape to export to [PDF|SP|EPS]+LaTeX.
###Usage
ink2tex [OPTIONS] [file1.svg|dir1] [file2.svg|dir2] [...]
###Options
No argument is equivalent to option -h.
Several FILES and DIRECTORIES can be treated in the same time.
If a DIRECTORY is passed as argument, all the SVG files it contains are converted.
-h,--help Print this message.
-f,--force Re-generate all files, even when SVG file is not modified.
--log Write the names of the successfuly treated files in `basename $0 .sh`.log
--pdf,--ps,--eps Choose PDF, PS or EPS output format. Several output formats possible.
Default is to output the three formats.
-d,--dpi=VALUE Set the dpi resolution. Default is 90.
--nosvgtex Do not replace [pdf|ps|eps]_tex files by a svg_tex file.
With this option, if the svg file has no text, no *_tex is produced.
-l,--layers=NUMBER Multi-export NUMBER layers, named layer1 to layerNUMBER.
File names are File-1.ext to File-NUMBER.ext.
-b,--black Remove the \color commands in svg_tex. No effect with --nosvgtex.
-u,--unique-directory (Default) All files are produced in the same directory, given by -o option.
-i,--in-place Each file is produced where the SVG source is, in the subdirectory given by -o option.
Incompatible with -u.
-o,--output=OUTDIR All files are produced in directory OUTDIR.
With -u, default is the current directory.
With -i, default is \"tex\".
-v,--verbose Print extra informations.
--debug Print the command line used.
Note for option --layers: You need to define several layers with the names layers1, layers2, etc. It does not work (yet) with arbitrary names.