Use SVG icons from Ameixa LOS/CM icon pack about frost HOT 7 OPEN

I don't think we can automate this. Too many gimmicks here and there. So unclean. Tried making the FFUpdater. Besides, we should have our own style. A line or two makes a world of a difference.

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Hi, I managed to finish - for 499 out of 656 svg icons, my script worked!!!. The attached 499 svg icons only consist of one path, nothing else: ameixa_optim_finished.zip

To get more icons for us..

1. Copy-Paste one of the attached SVG files onto a suitable template from us
   (CTRL+A CTRL+C CTRL+V)
2. Resize it to a suitable size.
3. Subtract the path from the template (CTRL+MINUS)

=> One more icon finished!
This takes only around 1 minute per icon, so we should get these icons finished very fast.

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Well, good job. I guess some of these will be useful.

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Woah, mind sharing that script? It sounds interesting. I am on vacation for a while but when I have time I will take a look at these.

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@dkanada I developed that script by trial-and-error, in many steps and in a very customized version just for these specific files and without saving the commands in a file (except of ~/.bash_history). So getting the commands again might be difficult... Let's see if I can find them again in my ~/.bash_history ...

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In the script, I used roundabout the following:

• svgo with lots of options (--enable=... )
• sed "delete all elements having the attribute fill=none"
• tr "delete all [:space:]"
• sed "delete everything between <defs> and </defs>"
• sed "delete first group (everything between <g> and </g>) that does not have the attribute:

transform="translate(0 -1025)"

(this is specific for the group of objects that we need)

• after deleting the first group: delete the transform="translate(0 -1025)" attribute from the last group
• when only one group with transform="translate(0 -1025)" is left: ungroup the objects inside the group, by deleting the start (<g>) and end (</g>) tag, but nothing in between

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I think you should be able to re-construct a similarly useful script with these tips. My script was very bad (I don't know how to use awk / perl / python, which would have been a better choice than sed).

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