jpgf­draw – Vec­tor graph­ics ap­pli­ca­tion for LaTeX users

Jpgf­draw is a graph­ics ap­pli­ca­tion writ­ten in Java.
You can use Jpgf­draw to: – Con­struct shapes us­ing lines, moves and cu­bic Bezier seg­ments; – Edit shapes by chang­ing the defin­ing con­trol points; – In­cor­po­rate text and bitmap im­ages (for an­no­ta­tion and back­ground ef­fects); – Ex­tract the pa­ram­e­ters for TeX's \par­shape com­mand and for \shapepar (de­fined in the shapepar pack­age); – Con­struct frames for use with the flowfram pack­age; – Pic­tures can be saved in Jpgf­draw's na­tive bi­nary for­mat (JDR) or na­tive ascii for­mat (AJR) or can be ex­ported as: – a pgf­pic­ture en­vi­ron­ment for use in LaTeX doc­u­ments with the pgf pack­age; – a sin­gle-page LaTeX doc­u­ment (in­clud­ing the pic­ture code); – a LaTeX pack­age based on the flowfram pack­age; – an en­cap­su­lated postscript file; – a PNG im­age file; or – an SVG im­age file; – In­cor­po­rate text and bitmap im­ages (for an­no­ta­tion and back­ground ef­fects); – Al­ter­na­tive text may be spec­i­fied for use when ex­port­ing to a LaTeX file (e.g. if the text con­tains sym­bols or if it should be set in maths mode); – Map­pings may be used to spec­ify what LaTeX font dec­la­ra­tions should be used when ex­port­ing to a LaTeX file.