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I wrote a little read me for the svg2png4kde script. 

Also, I made a new version of the script, a bit more effective internally. The 
behaviour did not change.

Cordialemente,

Ante



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The most up to date info for kde artists can be found at the wiki:

http://kde.ground.cz/tiki-index.php?page=KDE+Artists


http://home.uwnet.nl/~vita
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#!/bin/bash
# script by ante wessels
#  vitanova2 --[at]-- softhome --[dot]-- net
# use at own risk

TIMENAME="svg2png$(date +%Y-%m-%d-%H.%M)"

# create  dir

mkdir $TIMENAME
DEST1="$TIMENAME"

# copy the files to TIMENAME dir

cp *.svg $DEST1
cp *.svgz $DEST1

# dive into TIMENAME dir

cd $DEST1

# rename the .svgz - if .svg and .svgz have same name .svgz will
# overwrite .svg

rename .svgz .svg.gz *.svgz

# unzip the .svg.gz
for i in *.svg.gz; do gzip -d $i; done

# let sodipodi do the work...


for i in *.svg; do NAME_NO_EXT=${i%.svg}; sodipodi -z --file=$i --export-png=$NAME_NO_EXT.png --export-width=16 --export-height=16; done

# these were the 16 x 16, let's give them the proper names

#works, but can be done more effective.
#for i in crsc-*.png; do echo $i > name.txt; sed 's/crsc-/cr16-/g' name.txt > newname.txt; mv $i `cat newname.txt`; done

for i in crsc-*.png; do mv $i `echo $i | sed 's/crsc-/cr16-/g'`; done

# OK, move the 16 x16 out off the way

mkdir 16x16
mv *.png 16x16

# next step...
# overkill, only the toolbars have to be 22 x 22... ?

for i in *.svg; do NAME_NO_EXT=${i%.svg}; sodipodi -z --file=$i --export-png=$NAME_NO_EXT.png --export-width=22 --export-height=22; done


for i in crsc-*.png; do mv $i `echo $i | sed 's/crsc-/cr22-/g'`; done

#OK, move the 22 x 22 out off the way

mkdir 22x22
mv *.png 22x22


# next step...


for i in *.svg; do NAME_NO_EXT=${i%.svg}; sodipodi -z --file=$i --export-png=$NAME_NO_EXT.png --export-width=32 --export-height=32; done

for i in crsc-*.png; do mv $i `echo $i | sed 's/crsc-/cr32-/g'`; done

#OK, move them out off the way

mkdir 32x32
mv *.png 32x32


# next step...


for i in *.svg; do NAME_NO_EXT=${i%.svg}; sodipodi -z --file=$i --export-png=$NAME_NO_EXT.png --export-width=48 --export-height=48; done

for i in crsc-*.png; do mv $i `echo $i | sed 's/crsc-/cr48-/g'`; done

#OK, move them out off the way

mkdir 48x48
mv *.png 48x48


# next step...


for i in *.svg; do NAME_NO_EXT=${i%.svg}; sodipodi -z --file=$i --export-png=$NAME_NO_EXT.png --export-width=64 --export-height=64; done

for i in crsc-*.png; do mv $i `echo $i | sed 's/crsc-/cr64-/g'`; done

#OK, move them out off the way

mkdir 64x64
mv *.png 64x64


# next step...


for i in *.svg; do NAME_NO_EXT=${i%.svg}; sodipodi -z --file=$i --export-png=$NAME_NO_EXT.png --export-width=128 --export-height=128; done

for i in crsc-*.png; do mv $i `echo $i | sed 's/crsc-/cr128-/g'`; done

#OK, move them out off the way

mkdir 128x128
mv *.png 128x128

echo
date +%H:%M


# next step... a step further; uncomment to see bigger icons


#for i in *.svg; do NAME_NO_EXT=${i%.svg}; sodipodi -z --file=$i --export-png=$NAME_NO_EXT.png --export-width=512 --export-height=512; done

#for i in crsc-*.png; do mv $i `echo $i | sed 's/crsc-/cr512-/g'`; done

#mkdir 512x512
#mv *.png 512x512



#echo
#date +%H:%M




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Hi everyone!

I made a little script that can render svg and svgz files into png files in the sizes 16, 22, 32, 48, 64 and 128.

As always, run scripts on copies!, and after taking a look at it. I did put some safety in it, the script makes copies itself, and saves to a
timestamped dir, so not overwriting anything. 

Problems: 
1 sodipodi can not open some (most) illustrator svgs... It should be very 
handy for everyone working with sodipodi though. As sodipodi gets improved the script will perform better too! Or may be there is an other rendering
machine. (There is one in kdelibs/pics/crystalsvg, and there is also a Batik SVG toolkit) 
2 solved!
3 If there is a foo.svg and a foo.svgz the foo.svgz will be rendered, not the foo.svg This is not a problem, unless the foo.svg is newer. Then remove the foo.svgz first.

You may have to make the script executable again. 

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Ah, I did forget to tell the basic! Make a directory, say "2render", put the svg and svgz you want to render in it with the script, cd into the directory.
Run ./svg2png4kde and watch the results. The icons that can not be rendered by Sodipodi wil get errors messages. A new dir will be created in your "2render" dir.

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When you have an icon that follows the crsc-mime-kate.svg naming convention
the 16 png icon will be called cr16-mime-kate.png, the 32 icon 
cr32-mime-kate.png, etc, making it easy to commit. 

Without a prefix there is nothing to change, nothing will happen. May be 
someone is working on his own icon set, he/she does not need cr16- etc. 

If you correctly name your icon from the beginning, the results will be ready to send in. (I skip the repair phase :-)

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Easter egg: if you uncomment the last few lines, the script will render 512x512 icons too. 






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