GRAPHML

A new way to create images

<!DOCTYPE graphml SYSTEM "doctype/graphml0.0.1.dtd">
<graphml>
   <img w="400" h="400">
       <paint color="rgb(0,0,0)" />
       <rect x="10%" y="10%" w="80%" h="80%">
           <fill color="rgb(50, 120, 255)"/>
           <arc center="90%,90%" radius="60%"
           begin="0" end="rad(360)">
               <fill color="rgb(255,255,255)"/>
           </arc>
        </rect>
       <export filename="image.png"/>
   </img>
</graphml>

building

1. install clang, gnu make, libxml2 and libcairo (doxygen is optional).
2. (optional) create an alias or symbolic link to "libxml2/libxml" named "libxml" at the include directory ("usr/include/" on most linux distros, by using "ln -s libxml2/libxml libxml") in case of having libxml2 header file errors...
3. compile by running make at the project's root folder.

using

The graphml binary wil be compiled and saved to the build/ folder.

documentation

cheat sheet (https://github.com/renemuala/graphml-cheat-sheet)

some outputs

1. Arcs

2. Smile

3. arc and smile composition

4. Arcs and text (experimental)