To get from PaintCode back to Sketch save as PDF and imports ok Sketch 3 on Mac App Store is good at editing (can be better than PaintCode) and then exporting as SVG to PaintCode. I should mention that I wrote this code years ago, but I have translated it to Java and C# and have used in professional products (can't share that code, unfortunately) and it seemed to work well in those environments as well. Particularly, the path.js file which includes a parseData method, taking care of relative and absolute path commands. If you're willing to do some translation from JS to ObjC, then you might find this project helpful: yes to gradient-fill, but no to complex text-layout).Īs of early 2012, it's not a 100% implementation of the SVG spec, but there's a lot of people working on getting it there. On the downside, advanced text features aren't all supported (e.g.
(I've been using this on iOS projects since the start of this year, it works well)Ģ018 update: OSX support is now in, and SVGKit renders most SVG's fast + accurately. There's an open-source SVG library in ObjectiveC, specifically for iOS (and OS X, although the OS X build is a bit behind): You can import svg or psd and will produce the code for you. lowecase (c) paths) that are really confusing me.Īlright folks, if you're willing to pay for it. If this was all absolute paths I would be able to solve this now. I am not looking to import the image, I want the path itself. Here, is an example of a path I would like to import into my iphone app. I think there is a big need for this judging by searching the internet for weeks. I am looking for help with writing a parser for importing svg files into ios/cocoa.
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I know how to parse the capital C (absolute paths) but I have no idea how to parse the lowercase c's (relative paths) The path below has capital C's and lowercase C's. However, everything I have found only deals with absolute paths and not relative paths. I have found some resources for parsing exported SVG files that describe the paths. The best way seems to save as an svg and then import. I am most interested in importing paths from adobe illustrator. I would like to get them into CGpaths or UIbezierpaths. I am trying to import paths from a vector drawing program into the ios environment.
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