You simply feed this function a dictionary of the styles you want, just like the attributes. To generate this string, there exists a helper function simplestyle.formatStyle(). Next, all the style attributes (colours, widths, fonts, etc) are put together in SVG under style. This means you have to convert all your parameters to strings if appropriate (like the height and width attributes). The first thing to notice is that all the attributes of the object are stored in a dictionary format, with everything being a string. 'style' : simplestyle.formatStyle(style),Ĭirc = (parent, inkex.addNS('rect','svg'), attribs )
Let's look at a simple Python function for drawing a black rectangle:ĭef draw_SVG_square((w,h), (x,y), parent):
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