In the hope it will be useful for others I’ve posted on my blog example source code of how to integrate gstreamer directly in wxpython:
What about portability? I need solution which works also in Windows/Mac.
Gstreamer was ported to Windows & Mac:
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Well Greg,
I would like create a wxPython Appplication template structure based on SVG images.
For example, I want draw panels borders and attributes ( angle, gradients, etc ) with SVG properties, as same as a normal button drawn with onPaint event loading SVG attrs…
well, this is a great project, but if there’s no full featured SVG parser/renderer, it’s very difficult for me to do it.
Inkscape, now, it’s the only full module I can utilize, but I don’t know how to use this library…
I’ve found only .c and .h files, and in scripts/ directory I have found some .py python source that I have not understood what are they…
Any idea about using inkspace reader for integrate in a wxApp?
I’ve tried wxsvg, wxpsvg, antigrain packages, but they are not fully functional…
I’ve found anything that read all SVG tag properties.
Mariano Di Felice wrote:
As you’ve seen, there is no full featured SVG parser/renderer for wx. In fact, there are probably very few at all.
What do you need to do with the SVG? You’ll probably need an external tool. InkScape can be driven by a command line script, and supports a very wide range of SVG.
Also, SVG is XML, so you can do a lot with it with generic XML tools too.