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diff --git a/graphics/dvisvgm/README b/graphics/dvisvgm/README deleted file mode 100644 index 148ce481e5..0000000000 --- a/graphics/dvisvgm/README +++ /dev/null @@ -1,35 +0,0 @@ -dvisvgm is a fast DVI (and EPS) to SVG converter - -The command-line utility dvisvgm is a tool for TeX/LaTeX users. It -converts DVI and EPS files to the XML-based scalable vector graphics -format SVG. The latest releases support standard DVI files (format 2) -as well as DVI output created by pTeX in vertical mode (format 3), and -XeTeX (format 5 and 6, also known as XDV). - -dvisvgm version 1.6 is present in texlive-2014052. This separate -package presents an updated version 1.11 of dvisvgm offering various -bugfixes and the following main features: - -* Complete font support including virtual fonts, evaluation of font - encodings, CMap files, sub-font definitions and font maps. -* Glyph outlines of all required fonts are embedded into the generated - SVG files. -* Glyph outlines of fonts that are not available in a vector format are - generated on-the-fly by vectorizing METAFONT's bitmap output. -* dvisvgm allows to replace font definitions by paths so that - applications without SVG font support are enabled to render dvisvgm's - output properly. -* Computes tight bounding boxes for the generated graphics, but - supports common paper formats and arbitrary user-defined sizes - as well. -* Option --eps allows to convert EPS files to SVG. -* Intersections of clipping paths can be computed directly instead of - delegating this task to the SVG renderer. This increases the - compatibility of the generated SVG files. -* Approximates PostScript color gradient fills not directly supported - by SVG 1.1. -* Optionally creates compressed SVGZ files. -* Provides options for applying page transformations, like translation, - rotation, scaling, and skewing. -* Evaluates color, emTeX, tpic, hyperref/HyperTeX, PDF mapfile, and - PostScript specials. |