I'm no wizard at OpenSCAD and frequently struggle with what I would expect
others might consider simple coding, but what you're asking is very
straight-forward. I've performed a similar task a few times, but not one
thousand times !
There's a useful utility in the form of a plugin for Inkscape:
http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:25036
it's called image to openscad or path to openscad or something like that.
If you convert your SVG files to DXF, you may find that smooth curves are
now somewhat blocky segments.
You may find that the ability of OpenSCAD to accept scripting will
facilitate your objective, however.
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There is an improved version of that inkscape to openscad converter here:
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