NAME¶
ipetoipe - Convert between Ipe file formats
SYNOPSIS¶
ipetoipe ( -pdf | -eps | -xml ) { options }
input-file [
output-file ]
DESCRIPTION¶
ipetoipe converts between the three Ipe file formats XML, PDF, and EPS.
Options are:
- -pdf
- convert to PDF format
- -eps
- convert to EPS (encapsulated Postscript) format
- -xml
- convert to XML format
- -export
- do not include Ipe markup in the output file.
Warning: this means that Ipe will not be able to read the resulting
output file.
- -pages from-to
- restrict exporting to PDF to this page range. This implies
the -export option.
- -view page-view
- only export this single view from the document. This
implies the -export option.
- -markedview
- create a Postscript/PDF page only for the marked views of
marked Ipe pages. This is for instance convenient for making handouts for
slides used in a presentation. This implies the -export
option.
- -runlatex
- run Latex even for XML output. This has the effect of
including the dimensions of each text object in the XML file.
- -nocolor
- do not use any color commands in Postscript output. This is
useful if you are preparing a manuscript for publication where the
publisher checks that the figures are grayscale only. Note that this
option doesn't actually verify that the figure contains no color (a figure
using color processed with this option will cause a Postscript error when
displayed).
- -nozip
- do not compress streams in PDF or Postscript output.
ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES¶
ipetoipe respects the following environment variables:
- IPELATEXDIR
- the directory where ipetoipe runs Pdflatex.
- IPEDEBUG
- set this to 1 for debugging output.
AUTHOR¶
Otfried Cheong
REPORTING BUGS¶
Please report bugs using Ipe bugzilla at
http://ipe7.sourceforge.net/bugzilla.html
SEE ALSO¶
Ipe is documented fully in
The Ipe Manual, which is available online at
http://ipe7.sourceforge.net/manual/manual.html .