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Version 1.0, not released yet

See the roadmap: http://redmine.kozea.fr/projects/cairosvg/roadmap

Version 0.5, released on 2012-12-13

  • Simple support of the image tag thanks to pystacia
  • Better tests with pystacia instead of pypng (~35% faster)
  • Handle s after C/S and S after c/s in paths
  • Handle rounded corners with 2 different radii for rectangles
  • Fix python 2.6 support
  • Fix markers with empty paths and z/Z points
  • Fix initial m in paths with no current point
  • Fix transformations order

Version 0.4.4, released on 2012-07-05

  • Use a default font size of 12pt
  • Fix a bug about non-invertible matrices
  • Fix the installation for python 3 with LANG=C

Version 0.4.3, released on 2012-05-04

  • Fix the version detection without cairo

Version 0.4.2, released on 2012-05-04

  • Don't rely on cairo import to find the version

Version 0.4.1, released on 2012-04-25

  • Use cssselect

Version 0.4, released on 2012-04-19

  • Reliable testing suite
  • Use tinycss instead of cssutils to parse CSS

Version 0.3.1, released on 2012-02-20

  • Percentages, em and ex units
  • Real opacity

Version 0.3, released on 2012-01-27

  • Simple inline CSS support
  • Support for transformations in patterns and gradients
  • Real by-surface DPI management (default value set to 96)
  • Handle exponents

Version 0.2, released on 2012-01-04

  • Change the Python API again to be compatible with 0.1.1 and before: svg2pdf(source_as_bytes) -> bytes but still support filenames or file objects with keyword-only parameters. See the docstrings.
  • Add support for display, visibility, stop-opacity and stroke-miterlimit
  • Internal refactoring

Version 0.1.2, released on 2011-12-14

Backward incompatible change in the Python API: previously the input could be either a filename or SVG content as a string. Now a string is always interpreted as a filename, but file-like objects are also accepted. Use a StringIO object if you have SVG content in a string.

Version 0.1.1, released on 2011-12-13

Fix Python 2.6 compatibility.

Version 0.1, released on 2011-12-13

  • First release
  • PDF, PS and PNG export
  • Easy installer