Re: [graphviz-interest] table formatting
George Georgalis <[email protected]>
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On Thu, Feb 7, 2013 at 5:00 PM, Ryan Schmidt <[email protected]> wrote: > > On Feb 7, 2013, at 18:32, George Georgalis wrote: > >> Today I tried installing a bunch of stuff to make svg files but I hit walls. >> What is the status of graphviz support at ATT? >> Is it EOL or something resources can be devoted to? > > I am not at AT&T but as far as I know Graphviz has been under development since 1988 and continues to be developed today. Version 2.30.0 was just released last month. I was making reference to the circumstance of the 14 Sep 2012 post by John Ellson. pdf or eps support in NetBSD is what I'm looking for. SVG has promise but first graph I make I will put in Latex, accept I've not been able to put SVN graphics into Latex (yet). If my inquiry is taken as disrespectful, apologies, but I was misinterpreted. Clearly John, has a sound understanding of the problem and capable of resolving it. My inquiry about ATT funding resources is because it would seem to be a 20 to 60 hour task for a mid level programmer but nobody is tasked with it. I would expect ghostscript output (in unix!) a fundamental requirement; if the modern gostscript has the described libcairo issues, a ray traced pdf is a lot better than neither. > Importing and exporting svgs works fine for me, on OS X, using the files I posted in the previous message, replacing occurrences of "png" with "svg". If that does not work for you, please post the error messages you receive, etc. I've been using Apple since Macintosh, but I switched to Linux in the 90s and back to Mac in 2004, but a few years ago my powerbook died. Today NetBSD is the biggest return for investment of my time, accept for new hardware drivers so I run a Linux desktop at home. At work Mac isn't an option. Nor is png a win for me and I'm sure errors using svg are non-trivial. Unfortunately rendering svg is only half my problem, I need graphics in Latex (so ps or pdf), I did get svg2pdf installed and it will probably work. -George -- George Georgalis, (415) 894-2710, http://www.galis.org/ _______________________________________________ [email protected] http://lists.research.att.com/mailman/listinfo/graphviz-interest