Re: make a drawing with Emacs

[Emanuel Berg]

Tomas Hlavaty wrote:

> Here is an alternative which works even on console without any graphics
> toolkit compiled in:
>
> (require 'xml)
> (with-temp-buffer
>   (xml-print
>    '((svg
>       ((xmlns . "http://www.w3.org/2000/svg";)
>        (viewBox . "0 0 100 100"))
>       (circle
>        ((cx . "50") (cy . "50") (r . "20"))))))
>   (write-file "/tmp/a.svg"))
>
> The /tmp/a.svg file will contain the SVG image.
>
> Now the nice part of doing it in pure Elisp is that
> you can refactor the code into useful functions as
> you need. For example [...]

Indeed, that works great! Thanks a lot! Now I just
have to get the primitives from the W3C tutorial and
then implement neat little Elisp wrappers for all the
common stuff...

https://dataswamp.org/~incal/emacs-init/svg-my.el

> You can then display the generated image in the console using
> https://logand.com/sw/emacs-framebuffer/file/emacs-framebuffer.el.html

Really? :O

And... how do I get just the .el file?

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