svg2rlg is a python tool to convert SVG files to reportlab graphics.
The tool can be used as a console application to convert SVG to PDF files.
- Known problems ( AKA todo list):
Missing support for elliptical arcs in paths. It is belived to be possible to convert arcs to quadratic beziers.
Text handling is limited.
Style sheets not supported.
- Note that some limitations are due to limitation in the reportlab graphics package:
No gradients
No text on path
No filling rules (only odd-even)
A wxpython tool is included in the distribution which does a side by side comparison to the SVG test suite. Presently most of the official SVG 1.1 test suite is prefect.
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