The Path Effects used within Inkscape ... are they written in Python mode or C or C+ or C++ ... or what specific languages?
Both those currently in use snd those that are experimental and those deprecated.
My reason is that I am trying to determine the file sources for an experimental Path Effect called "Extrude".
I am using this Path Effect in Windows 10 in inkscape versions 1.21 and 1.3. But I cannot recall how or where I obtained this Path Effect.
Please see this topic link.
https://inkscape.org/forums/tutorials/live-path-effect-extrude-zextra-resource/
I thank you for your help in tracking this down and getting clear simple answers to this "mystery".
AIUI, Inkscape is written in C++. The Path Effects are baked into Inkscape when compiled from source.
The Extrude path effect was introduced as an experimental effect in v 1.0.
Gennerally, any .inx or .py files are for extensions, and written in python3.
Thank you so very much Tyler for sharing this and resolving my mystery hunt.
Inkscape is primarily written in C++ and has a Python scripting extension that allows users to extend its functionality with Python scripts. The Path Effects in Inkscape are also written in C++.
The Path Effects used within Inkscape ... are they written in Python mode or C or C+ or C++ ... or what specific languages?
Both those currently in use snd those that are experimental and those deprecated.
My reason is that I am trying to determine the file sources for an experimental Path Effect called "Extrude".
I am using this Path Effect in Windows 10 in inkscape versions 1.21 and 1.3. But I cannot recall how or where I obtained this Path Effect.
Please see this topic link.
https://inkscape.org/forums/tutorials/live-path-effect-extrude-zextra-resource/
I thank you for your help in tracking this down and getting clear simple answers to this "mystery".
AIUI, Inkscape is written in C++. The Path Effects are baked into Inkscape when compiled from source.
The Extrude path effect was introduced as an experimental effect in v 1.0.
Gennerally, any .inx or .py files are for extensions, and written in python3.
Thank you so very much Tyler for sharing this and resolving my mystery hunt.
Inkscape is primarily written in C++ and has a Python scripting extension that allows users to extend its functionality with Python scripts. The Path Effects in Inkscape are also written in C++.