So it seems the problem is some waiting because of missing permissions even though the files are finally created.
Is there any way I can speed this up ? Is there any other way I can make this conversion other than inkscape ?ĮDIT : So I have tried running a shell script instead and it takes the same time, however, if I run the script directly on the server it takes way less time. This is really long and I don't see it scaling well with multiple users on the site uploading files at the same time.Īlso running only one command does not improve the time, it still takes about 12 seconds per command. When logging the times $epsTime and $svgTime I get about 12 seconds everytime. $this->replaceExtension($targetFile, 'svg') $this->replaceExtension($targetFile, 'eps') $ext = pathinfo($targetFile, PATHINFO_EXTENSION) $this->getFilenameWithExtension($targetFile) Move_uploaded_file($tempFile, $targetFile)
$targetName = $this->santitizeFilename($_FILES) To do this, I convert from ai or eps to eps (to remove any artboard or white spaces around the file) and then to svg.Īll this is done after upload of original file with this PHP code : if(!empty($_FILES))
> "Preferences/Misc/Pre-render named icons" would increase speed a lot.I need to convert ai and eps files to svg to use with a product customization tool. This is on a MacBookPro (late 2008) 2.4 GHz Intel C2D, 2GB RAM, OS X 10.5.8, Xquartz 2.4.0. The about screen from 0.47 paints almost instantly, the one from 0.48 is somewhat slower due to SVG filter effects but still renders in less then a second. Only a reboot restored normal performance, just restarting X11 or logging out and back in didn't help. At the time I was under the impression that a native osx application (iirc iTunes) seemed to have triggered the performance loss of screen-updating in X11 applications. I have seen extreme issues with the speed of updating the canvas in Inkscape under X11/Xquartz on a few occasions as well: Suddenly, when dragging a single rectangle on the otherwise empty canvas, the selection bounding box got detached from the object, stayed behind and only followed the mouse drag with a noticeable delay, no filters or path effects involved. «I have never ever seen an application which needs _several seconds_ to paint its about screen» The time needed to scale and render SVG icons affects opening of new windows (with toolbars) and dialogs (usually only once per session, after that the icons are cached), but not an issue as originally reported (with a dialog window that doesn't have any icons): > (…) But maybe this setting will increase speed for you, too at least a little bit. "Preferences/ Misc/Pre- render named icons" would increase speed a lot.
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