The title is supposed to merely refer to the herringbone pattern.
The new and improved is (still) at
http://www.ryanker.com/Looney/RedHerring.svg
I removed the obscured tile and the "extra".
Let me put this on the table: What if by convention, people saved
patterns in SVG format but with different extension, say .PPF for
Paradigm Pattern File? Then all that's needed to have Paradigm accept
PPF files. I noticed that the Open Pattern dialog _says_ it's looking
for All Files, but will only show the .svg files in a directory. I'm
sure it wouldn't be too difficult to have it look for SVGs and PPFs.
THEN... Windows users can assign PPF files to be openned by
Paradigm.jar. (I can work out the exact button clicks for those who
need them.)
Basically this would set up the convention that a pattern is a SVG
while it's being worked on (locally in Paradigm or in Inkscape, et al.)
and then gets "promoted" to a PPF when it's good enough to show to
other people.
Thoughts?
Let me put this on the table: What if by convention, people saved patterns in SVG format but with different extension, say .PPF for Paradigm Pattern File?