Charlie Brej wrote:
Luya Tshimbalanga wrote:
I forgot to include the modified trim_svg.pl . Charles, could you check
why the script failed to restore visibility on one of Echo icon?
The I have just noticed that some icons refused to show up on my system.
I narrowed down the problem to Adobe Illustrator wanting to put "svg:"
in front of most tags (but only in some icons). Inkscape can deal with
it but gimp/nautilus/eog can't. There are some 20 effected icons but the
new version of the script corrects this. It goes through and removes all
the svg: from the front of tags.
Another problem I found is that gimp also ignores the visibility attrib
and displays the hidden objects anyway. This can be seen in
preferences-desktop-accessibilityL.svg where the old wheelchair object
is still visible over the new icon. You can search for these using:
> grep -l display=\"none\" *.svg
Usually these are just temporary items left behind while creating the
image, but better make sure they didnt come to the foreground within the
frame.
Just realised I forgot to attach the script (doh!).
#!/usr/bin/perl
use XML::Twig;
if (!@ARGV) {
@ARGV = "-";
}
foreach (@ARGV) {
my $twig=XML::Twig->new(twig_handlers => {
'_all_' => sub {
if($_->gi =~ "svg:"){
my $gi = $_->gi;
$gi =~ s/^svg://;
$_->set_gi($gi);
}
},
'i:pgf' => sub {
$_->delete;
},
'i:pgfRef' => sub {
$_->delete;
},
'x:xmpmeta' => sub {
$_->delete;
},
'xpacket' => sub {
$_->delete;
}
}
); # create the twig
$twig->parsefile($_); # build it
open OUTFILE, "> $_" or die "Can't open $_ : $!";
$twig->flush (\*OUTFILE); # output the twig
close OUTFILE;
}
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