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Hello! First of all, thank you for the package, I am impressed that is a breeze to create pdf documents without some intermediary format (html, markdown, latex, etc) using this package.
Question
I've tried out the method SVGBasicWrite and I noticed that it doesn't support (as "advertised" haha) some features of SVG like relative commands ( lower case commands ), and I would be happy to contribute and add this feature.
However, given that it is supposed to be a basic SVG I am unsure if this contribution would make sense in this package, therefore I have some questions:
Is the plan to "SVGBasicWrite" to always be Basic, or is the goal to have a full SVG support in fpdf?
if answer to above is to always be basic
What exactly does it count as being basic? does relative commands falls into being basic?
Do you guys know a package that is using fpdf that is implementing a full SVG support? if not, what does the idea of creating one sounds to you guys?
Hello! First of all, thank you for the package, I am impressed that is a breeze to create pdf documents without some intermediary format (html, markdown, latex, etc) using this package.
Question
I've tried out the method
SVGBasicWriteand I noticed that it doesn't support (as "advertised" haha) some features of SVG like relative commands ( lower case commands ), and I would be happy to contribute and add this feature.However, given that it is supposed to be a basic SVG I am unsure if this contribution would make sense in this package, therefore I have some questions:
if answer to above is to always be basic