I am looking to render a piece of Latex code via Golang using the StarTex Library. One particular package is used to write the DeVice Independent (DVI) file into a PNG. Unfortunately, a raster image is inadequate for my purposes, so I wished to modify the code to produce an SVG instead. It appears that the only reference to this PNG implementation is at line 951 of the DVI implementation.
m.rdr.DrawGlyph(cur.h, cur.v, *fnt, rune(cmd), m.color.Color())
It appears that the DVI machine only needs to plot a glyph for a rune at the current horizontal and vertical position with a specified font and color. Surely, this one feature could be easily replicated with an SVG format, right? Even if there is no fully fledged SVG library, is there a way to draw a glyph at a specified x and y location? Does anyone have a minimal working example?
