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| Due to limitations imposed by Inkscape plugin mechanism (?) registering frames with sozi need to be done one at a time. This makes the user impatient. Following is a script that helps to automate adding a bunch of Sozi frames to a presentation. See the header for information on usage. | | Due to limitations imposed by Inkscape plugin mechanism (?) registering frames with sozi need to be done one at a time. This makes the user impatient. Following is a script that helps to automate adding a bunch of Sozi frames to a presentation. See the header for information on usage. |
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| <source lang=python>
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| #!/usr/bin/python
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| #######################################################################
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| ### Assela Pathirana 2012
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| #######################################################################
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| ### Automates adding number of frames to sozi
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| ### How to:
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| ### 1. Make a frame in inkscape, give it an easy id, and add it to sozi.
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| ### 2. Make copies of that frame to all other places where needed.
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| ### 3. Run this script with the svg file and that id as arguments. It will
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| ### add all the copied frames to sozi
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| ### 4. Do the fine tuning of labels with sozi.
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| ######################################################################
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| import sys
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| if (len(sys.argv) > 2):
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| rectid=sys.argv[2]
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| file=sys.argv[1]
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| else:
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| print "Usage: $0 <svg file> <\"id\">\n"
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| exit(5)
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| print "Using parent id: ", rectid , "\n"
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| SVG_NAMESPACE = "http://www.w3.org/2000/svg"
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| SVG= "{%s}" % SVG_NAMESPACE
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| ns1= "{%s}" % "http://sozi.baierouge.fr"
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| from lxml import etree
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| tree=etree.parse(file)
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| rects=tree.findall("//%srect" % SVG)
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| sozis=tree.findall("//%sframe" % ns1 )
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| import re
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| def choose(x,y):
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| return re.search(y,x)
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| parent=filter(lambda x: rectid==x.attrib['id'] , rects)
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| if len(parent)!=1 :
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| print "Can't find the parent id!!"
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| exit(0)
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| target=filter(lambda x: rectid==x.attrib['%srefid' % ns1 ] , sozis)
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| if len(target)!=1 :
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| print "Can't find the parent in sozi!!"
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| exit(0)
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| root=tree.getroot()
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| myrects=filter(lambda x: re.search(rectid,x.attrib['id'])!=None , rects)
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| #myrects=list(set(myrects)-set(parent))
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| myrects=myrects[1:]
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| # now deepcopy target with attribute changed to id of myrects
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| from copy import deepcopy
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| for item in myrects:
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| print "Doing: " , item.attrib['id']
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| newitem=deepcopy(target[0])
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| newitem.attrib['%srefid' % ns1]=item.attrib['id']
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| root.append(newitem)
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| tree.write(file+"_.svg", pretty_print=True)
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| </source>
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Sozi] is an Inkscape plugin that makes the vector editing program into a powerful presentation maker. The tool makes non-linear (a bit like Prezi) in SVG format. A main advantage is that the user does not have to have any special software to play them -- A good web browser will do. I have had great success with Firefox and Google Chrome (or Chromium).
Sozi on Steroids
Due to limitations imposed by Inkscape plugin mechanism (?) registering frames with sozi need to be done one at a time. This makes the user impatient. Following is a script that helps to automate adding a bunch of Sozi frames to a presentation. See the header for information on usage.
