Am using version 1.14.2, the latest in Ubuntu.
scheme@(guile-user)> (cairo-version-string)
$1 = "1.14.2"
According to the web documentation at
http://www.nongnu.org/guile-cairo/docs/html/PostScript-Surfaces.html#PostScript-Surfaces
there should be a procedure `cairo-ps-surface-set-eps' to make the
Postscript surface produce EPS, but this procedure is not defined:
scheme@(guile-user)> cairo-ps-surface-set-eps
;;; <unknown-location>: warning: possibly unbound variable
`cairo-ps-surface-set-eps'
(It is not listed in /usr/share/guile/site/cairo/cairo-procedures.txt
either, whatever that may mean.)
Also, the `recording' surface does not seem to be included in
guile-cairo. Is there some reason for this? (other than lack of
time/round tuits)
Finally, I am using SVG surfaces to make images which I then draw on
PS surfaces and include in a Latex document. What surprises me is that
the final pictures seem to be pixellated, not vector drawings. I am
only using some simple Cairo commands (move to, line to, arc) to
create the images. It seems to me that since SVG & PS/EPS are all
vector formats there should not be any pixellation at all?
Grateful for any help in explaining this.
/Tomas