| This directory contains the SVG files used for the diagrams in the Checker |
| Framework manual. The HTML manual uses the SVGs directly. The PDF manual |
| uses PDF conversions of each SVG. |
| |
| To edit an existing image (.svg file), use one of these tools, which are |
| listed in order of preference: |
| * Inkscape |
| * Visio |
| * LibreOffice/OpenOffice |
| Please don't use: |
| * https://www.draw.io (no tool installation required) |
| * The .svg files it exports don't convert to pdf with correct formatting |
| if they have multiline text |
| * The figures might require fine tuning with Inkscape afterwards, or |
| editing of the .svg files with a text editor. |
| * macSVG, which saves the .svg file as one line (!). |
| * Unless you manually fix the .svg file afterward. |
| |
| To create a new image: |
| Copy an existing SVG and make modifications to it, so that its boxes and |
| arrows have the same size and font as in other SVGs. |
| |
| To include an image in your chapter, use one of these: |
| \includeimage{formatter-hierarchy}{3.5cm} |
| \includeimagenocentering{value-subtyping}{2.75cm} |
| Note the absence of the SVG extension. Note that the size parameter is the |
| *vertical* size for the PDF only, not the HTML. To affect the size of an |
| image in HTML, please edit the image size in the SVG directly. |
