Export inkscape formatted figure in a separate pdf
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I am using input of pdf_tex files created by Inkscape as recommended, i.e.
begin{figure}[t]
centering
defsvgwidth{0.5linewidth}
input{name.pdf_tex}
caption{Some text.}
label{name}
end{figure}
And everything works fine. Now, when all the fonts, equations etc. are correctly in place I need to extract these figures into separate pdf files.
I am aware of preview package but I can't figure out how to handle the code.
floats input preview inkscape
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I am using input of pdf_tex files created by Inkscape as recommended, i.e.
begin{figure}[t]
centering
defsvgwidth{0.5linewidth}
input{name.pdf_tex}
caption{Some text.}
label{name}
end{figure}
And everything works fine. Now, when all the fonts, equations etc. are correctly in place I need to extract these figures into separate pdf files.
I am aware of preview package but I can't figure out how to handle the code.
floats input preview inkscape
asked Mar 14 at 11:24
Victor Pira
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I am using input of pdf_tex files created by Inkscape as recommended, i.e.
begin{figure}[t]
centering
defsvgwidth{0.5linewidth}
input{name.pdf_tex}
caption{Some text.}
label{name}
end{figure}
And everything works fine. Now, when all the fonts, equations etc. are correctly in place I need to extract these figures into separate pdf files.
I am aware of preview package but I can't figure out how to handle the code.
floats input preview inkscape
asked Mar 14 at 11:24
Victor Pira
235110
I am using input of pdf_tex files created by Inkscape as recommended, i.e.
begin{figure}[t]
centering
defsvgwidth{0.5linewidth}
input{name.pdf_tex}
caption{Some text.}
label{name}
end{figure}
And everything works fine. Now, when all the fonts, equations etc. are correctly in place I need to extract these figures into separate pdf files.
I am aware of preview package but I can't figure out how to handle the code.
floats input preview inkscape
floats input preview inkscape
asked Mar 14 at 11:24
Victor Pira
235110
asked Mar 14 at 11:24
Victor Pira
235110
asked Mar 14 at 11:24
Victor Pira
235110
asked Mar 14 at 11:24
Victor Pira
235110
asked Mar 14 at 11:24
Victor Pira
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You could use the standalone document class:
documentclass{standalone}
usepackage{graphicx}
% if you are loading any special fonts / fontsizes in your main document repeat this here
begin{document}
defsvgwidth{0.5linewidth}
input{filename.pdf_tex}
end{document}
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You could use the standalone document class:
documentclass{standalone}
usepackage{graphicx}
% if you are loading any special fonts / fontsizes in your main document repeat this here
begin{document}
defsvgwidth{0.5linewidth}
input{filename.pdf_tex}
end{document}
answered Aug 3 at 10:21
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You could use the standalone document class:
documentclass{standalone}
usepackage{graphicx}
% if you are loading any special fonts / fontsizes in your main document repeat this here
begin{document}
defsvgwidth{0.5linewidth}
input{filename.pdf_tex}
end{document}
answered Aug 3 at 10:21
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You could use the standalone document class:
documentclass{standalone}
usepackage{graphicx}
% if you are loading any special fonts / fontsizes in your main document repeat this here
begin{document}
defsvgwidth{0.5linewidth}
input{filename.pdf_tex}
end{document}
answered Aug 3 at 10:21
samcarter
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You could use the standalone document class:
documentclass{standalone}
usepackage{graphicx}
% if you are loading any special fonts / fontsizes in your main document repeat this here
begin{document}
defsvgwidth{0.5linewidth}
input{filename.pdf_tex}
end{document}
answered Aug 3 at 10:21
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answered Aug 3 at 10:21
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answered Aug 3 at 10:21
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answered Aug 3 at 10:21
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