[Blindmath] An update to SVGToSIG

[Richard Baldwin]

Hi Mark,

I'm curious as to why the different colors were treated differently. It
probably has something to do with the different optional ways to represent
colors in SVG.

Can you send the SVG file and let me take a look at it?

Thanks,
Dick Baldwin

On Tue, Dec 13, 2011 at 8:09 AM, Senk, Mark J. (CDC/NIOSH/NPPTL) <
zia7 at cdc.gov> wrote:

> I was successful in converting a svg file to the sig format and embossing
> it.  The blue and yellow fill colors did not emboss, but red lines came out
> fine.
> Thanks to Amanda for her efforts with this program which works well with
> the SVG Draw program.
>
> Mark Senk
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>
> Amanda writes:
>
>
> For anyone interested, my converter is still at
> http://nonvisualdevelopment.org/content/svgtosig-amanda-lacy-allows-owners-non-tiger-embossers-emboss-svg-files
> I have added the ability to handle matrix transforms. This is because in
> some SVG files, instead of transforms which explicitly say rotate,
> translate, etc. there is just one called matrix which contains 6 numbers.
> This one list of numbers can cause some or all of the transforms I've
> listed. Some of the files for my game math course will contain these matrix
> transforms, so I've implemented this change early.
>
> Again, feedback is appreciated.
>
> Amanda
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