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How to generate vector graphics files?
Input data:
- 1 vector file in cdr format (template)
- M vector files in cdr format
The output should be
- M vector files, so that an image from one of the M initial files is inserted into them at a certain place in the template.
Thoughts on this are welcome. The original format, in principle, may be different. I would like to automate something like this.
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The CDR format is proprietary, so there are not very many libraries for working with it. I think the best option in this case would be to create an automation script for Corel Draw , since it supports it.
it seems like support is planned, but so far I haven’t googled whether it is available at the moment www.imagemagick.org/discourse-server/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=9564&start=0
“The original format, in principle, may be different. I would like to automate this task.
Use PDF libraries (ZendPDF and others). The PDF format perfectly preserves vector shapes.
I didn’t have a similar task (using the library to combine exactly vector templates), but I think it’s real.
It's easier than looking for Corel-supported libraries.
And then the finished PDF can be opened everywhere. Including in Corel (both directly and by converting to EPS).
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