I would like to print an existing stateflow chart to a svg file. I have found...
sfprint
...but sfprint does not support svg format. BUT, when I use "Export to web..." from my simulink model the generated webview has the stateflow diagrams as an SVG, so it seems this must be possible.
I am using matlab version R2010a.
Matlab Syntax : slwebview
Export Simulink models to Web views
slwebview
filename = slwebview(system_name)
filename = slwebview(system_name,Name,Value)
A Web view is an interactive rendition of a model that you can view in a Web browser. You can navigate a Web view hierarchically to examine specific subsystems and to see properties of blocks and signals.
You can use Web views to share models with people who do not have Simulink installed.
Web views require a Web browser that supports Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG).
Reference Link : http://de.mathworks.com/help/rptgenext/ug/slwebview.html
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Is there a tool to generate a diagram of Dart classes in a project?
Not necessarily a strict UML diagram, I just want to visually represent the hierarchy of existing modules and see how they are interconnected.
I've found the dcdg package that is doing exactly what I want.
It generates PlantUML file which in order can be transformed into PNG or SVG image using PLantUML's demo web server or using other third-party tools.
I am looking for a method to display all the blocks and libraries that exist in Simulink library browser. I was able to display the blocks for each model but I'm trying to display all the blocks that exist in Simulink library browser.
Thank you
Here I am using iTextSharp to open PDF document and changing some properties such as page layout as guidance from this link How to set initial view properties?
Problem:
Input PDF Fast Web View : True but out put PDF Fast Web View : False, but I want Fast Web View must True when input PDF Fast Web View is True.
So
I want to Get/read exist Fast Web View value
In I want to Set/Update new(my) Fast Web View value
In PDF document.
Input PDF Properties:
output PDF Properties:
What you are looking for is linearization. See this post directly from iText which basically says iText has no native support for this and they currently don't have any future plans for it. From that page:
Linearization doesn't make any sense for dynamically created files or for files that need to be served to a mobile device. It would be "Slow Web View".
...
Up until now, we've had several users asking for linearized PDFs, but
once they fully understood that linearization would slow down the
download process rather than make it faster, they decided against it.
That's why we never put Linearization on our roadmap. Of course: if
somebody wants to sponsor the development: you're always welcome to do
so.
I am using mupdf to render PDFs in my c++ application but I also need to edit PDFs (inserting a picture for example) but I cannot for the life of my figure out how - it's not documented very well. Ghostscript says that there is an API in mupdf to modify PDFs here http://www.ghostscript.com/MuPDF.html.
Ultimately I am hoping to be able to edit PDFs using MuPDF rather than using another library.
Any help would be appreciated, thanks!
The modification API in MuPDF is for editing the structure of a PDF (such as reordering pages, adding or removing annotations, etc) at a fairly low level. The graphics in PDF are based on a "content stream" object containing the commands for drawing a page using a subset of PostScript. There are no functions for editing these graphics content streams in MuPDF.
However, if all you want to do is add an image on top of the page, you can do so by creating an annotation object for the page. You'll need to create the PDF dictionary objects for the annotation, an image object, an appearance stream to draw the image object, and hook them up to the page. You'll need a good understanding of the PDF format to do this though.
You'll want to use the latest git checkout of MuPDF since we've recently (post 1.0 release) added some convenient functions for editing objects and updating streams with new content.
I badly need a good looking chart library to generate SVG charts, which will be included in a printed report.
The difficulty is to find such a library, because:
most of the cool ones have no SVG output ( I don't need interactive SVG for websites)
most of the cool ones are client-sided javascript ones ( it has to be automatically generate the charts and I don't want to have a web browser running on the server, seems weird )
Basically the features should be:
good looking (charts themself & after print)
SVG image output
possible to generate on a server without graphical interface
JSON based (not required but would be nice)
I can't believe there is no library out there to fulfill these conditions.
Thanks for any help