Re: Displaying SVG with embedded links

Eli Zaretskii <[email protected]> writes:

> > I think Michael wants a more fine-grained approach; if I understand
> > you correctly, the whole SVG image would be just one button, right?
>
> No, there could be several, see the description of :map in the ELisp
> manual.

(Thx Tomas for helping to clarify my question.)

I tried like this:

#+begin_src emacs-lisp
(insert-image
'(image
  :file "/home/micha/Treasure/today/Musikunterricht/BWV_1079_04_06-2.svg"
  :map  "/home/micha/Treasure/today/Musikunterricht/BWV_1079_04_06-2.svg"
  :type svg :scale default :ascent 100 :width nil :height nil
  :max-width 1282 :max-height 854 :format image/svg+xml)
  "*")
#+end_src

I think this was one of the things suggested.  The :map spec specifying
the absolute file name doesn't make a difference (I used a fresh
fundamental-mode buffer for testing).

I will probably give up the experiment at this point because getting
this working is not super important (especially because for some reason
the generation of the svg file (by LilyPond) takes much longer than the
generation of a pdf).

I only had a very quick look at svg.el.  I didn't find anything obvious
that would help me doing what I want directly out of the box.

Anyway - thanks for helping!


Michael.