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Related to #30 and #5.
Menu > Settings > Compiler does not seem to help as far as I tested with LaTeX in addition to default pdfLaTeX.
I guess that need to use another Docker image or modify current one.
https://plmlatex.math.cnrs.fr wants directly
svg-inkscape/
content it seems, maybe there is a $LaTeX option when\usepackage
or\includesvg
if I remember correctly.DuckDuckGo search svg-inkscape includesvg LaTeX.
--shell-escape
Source: the Tex Stack Exchange answer 74693
It works out of the box on https://www.overleaf.com.
https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fichier:Logo_de_la_présidence_de_la_République_(2018).svg
Tracked at:
inkscapelatex=false
(source: the Tex Stack Exchange answer 437498) does not seem helpful here but helps locally with other.svg
s to not have distorted text once included in\LaTeX
.Related to Benjamin-Loison/latex2e/issues/24.
Maybe PLMLaTeX SVG never worked.
For
CENSORED.svg
:Output:
are all of these actually necessary?
Being able to generate the needed one without having to compile a
.tex
would help.Note that may have to consider a
.svg
with text.https://plmlatex.math.cnrs.fr complains about missing
CENSORED_svg-raw.pdf
. So let us provide it as it is not biased it seems that way.For another
.svg
I only have_svg-raw.pdf
generated and it works fine on https://plmlatex.math.cnrs.fr and I can select the figure text.DuckDuckGo search Linux SVG to PDF.
Should ensure that can still select the PDF text.
Output:
Source: the Super User answer 381128
on my Debian 12 GNOME laptop.
Output:
Text is still selectable.
does not return anything.
svg-inkscape/
and above method results in visually identical PDFs.Related to Benjamin_Loison/pdf/issues/13.
Related to Benjamin_Loison/matplotlib/issues/33.