fig: Manipulation of FIG files

[ bsd3, graphics, library ] [ Propose Tags ]

The Fig library provides parsing and printing for the FIG 3.2 format (the format used by the Xfig drawing program) together with a simple search-and-replace facility.


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Versions [RSS] 1.3.0, 1.3.1, 1.4.0
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Dependencies base (<5), containers, parsec, pretty [details]
License BSD-3-Clause
Author Anders Lau Olsen
Maintainer Anders Lau Olsen <anders.lau.olsen@gmail.com>
Category Graphics
Home page http://www.bergsoe.org/fig
Uploaded by AndersLauOlsen at 2013-07-03T11:40:04Z
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Readme for fig-1.4.0

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Fig is a Haskell package for parsing and manipulation of Xfig files.

The package has a Cabal setup and can be installed this way:

$ runhaskell Setup configure
$ runhaskell Setup build
$ sudo runhaskell Setup install

You can use the package without doing an install by editing the Main.hs file to suit your needs and building the program with the following command:

$ ghc --make Main.hs -o fig2fig

Run the program with a FIG file as input and view the results:

$ ./fig2fig < transitive.fig > out.fig
$ xfig out.fig

The package has a home page with more information on its use and a HackageDB page with all releases of the package.