patchwork:tldr:0b055
patchwork: Render a `svg` image with the specified output filename (lowercase -o).
$ patchwork -T ${svg} -o ${path-to-image-svg} ${path-to-input-gv}
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The command you provided is using the "patchwork" tool to convert a Graphviz file (with the extension ".gv") to an image file in SVG format. Here is a breakdown of the command:
patchwork: This is the command to run the "patchwork" tool, which is likely a separate program or script installed on your system.-T ${svg}: It specifies the output format for the conversion, which in this case is SVG. The value${svg}seems to be a placeholder for the actual format.-o ${path-to-image-svg}: It specifies the output file where the resulting SVG image will be saved. The value${path-to-image-svg}is a placeholder for the actual path and filename.${path-to-input-gv}: It represents the path and filename of the input Graphviz file that you want to convert.
To use this command, you would need to replace ${svg} with "svg" (or the desired output format), ${path-to-image-svg} with the actual path and filename where you want to save the resulting SVG image, and ${path-to-input-gv} with the path and filename of the Graphviz file you want to convert.
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