Because I strongly support the involvement of SVG into our documentation, I welcome every activity to establish this goal. The mail to which Pavel had replied (https://www.postgresql.org/message-id/4ea1bacb-02ca-e967-31d7-d2a6db30abff%40purtz.de) contained the two graphics PageLayout.svg "Page Layout" and pgDump.svg "pg_dump, psql, pg_restore". Actually they are not part of our documentation. They are only part of a proof-of-concept to generate SVG and include the result into HTML and PDF output. The two examples can be used as references for comparisons with any tool.

Hello, Jürgen.

You wrote:


JP> On 19.07.2018 14:06, Pavel Golub wrote:

I disagree. From what I heard, GraphViz is the winner for now. I can
give you my two cents: plantuml is another good choice

JP> Ok, please give us an example - possibly the two previous graphics.

Fair enough. Let's try different formats. Sorry, what exactly previous
graphics we're talking about?

JP> Kind regards, Jürgen