SVG conformance ?

Hi, currently writing a LaTeX package to add smcat support, it appears Inkscape (and inkview.exe) cannot interpret correctly the produced svg output, ie. from your own example :

initial,
doing: entry/ write unit test
       do/ write code
       exit/ ...,
# smcat recognizes initial
# and final states by name
# and renders them appropriately
final;

initial      => "on backlog" : item adds most value;
"on backlog" => doing        : working on it;
doing        => testing      : built & unit tested;
testing      => "on backlog" : test not ok;
testing      => final        : test ok;

The svg output “features” something like <polygon fill="transparent" stroke="transparent" ... where "transparent" is not recognized.

Check this out :

https://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-brownlee-svg-rfc-13 <- https://tools.ietf.org/id/svg

Did you meant stroke-opacity instead of stroke ?

Please check the result not just in web browsers, but also with more conformant and less forgiving tools.

Btw you’re not the only one to produce “strange” svg files, https://github.com/mermaid-js/mermaid is also pretty “lazy” regarding svg conformance and Inkscape compatibility…

Anyway, good job overall…

[Kochise]

Updated https://github.com/Kochise/latex-smcat to reflect your changes.

Many thanks again.

[Kochise]

OK, let’s call it a success…

smcat_test.smcat.txt smcat_test.eps.txt smcat_test-eps-converted-to.pdf