Hi,
the element was created via loading the svg doc and then getting a special
element with for instance:
Element e = getSvgDoc().getElementById("g2337");
I tested that e != null and is not. After some testing I figured out, that I
have to build the whole document and the get my special element from the
BridgeContext. But thats not what I need. What I need is the following:
Split down a SVG Document into it's groups, where I don't need the parent
group to include other groups, since for them a new figure will be created
and added to the parent figure (which is associated with the parent group).
Maybe a bit difficult to explain.
thomas.deweese wrote:
>
> Hi Zenobios,
>
> Zenobios <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 07/07/2008 08:40:46 AM:
>
>> sorry for pushing this old thread. But I want to do exactly the same and
> I
>> have exactly the same problem: After build(ctx,element) the returned
>> GraphicsNode is null...
>
> I would suspect that either your elements aren't in the SVG namespace
> or 'element' is null. Can you show the code that creates 'element'?
>
>> tavolate wrote:
>> >
>> > I'm trying to do an SVG Editor with Batik and Eclipse.
>> > I use the Batik DOM to manage the SVG file and after some process I
> draw
>> > the SVG elements as image inside a Figure (Draw2d). For each child
> node
>> > (text, rect, g..) inside the SVG DOM I would like to make a
> GraphicsNode.
>> > So when I modify for example x and y coordinates with my editor, I
> have to
>> > modify x and y coordinates of node and then redraw it.
>
>
>
>> >
>> > With the code below, mGVTElement after the build is NULL.
>> >
>> >
>> > thomas.deweese wrote:
>> >>
>> >> Hi aGO,
>> >>
>> >> tavolate <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on
>> >> 12/06/2007 11:48:17 AM:
>> >>
>> >>> is it possible to create a GraphicsNode from an Element of a SVG
>> >> Document?
>> >>
>> >> Yes, you have more or less shown the code below.
>> >> The code below can't work in all cases (in particular the
>> >> fact that you have set the context dynamic seems like trouble).
>> >> So what are you trying to do in a wider sense?
>> >>
>> >> Or what problems are you having with the code
>> >> below?
>> >>
>> >>> Ex:
>> >>>
>> >>> UserAgentAdapter mUserAgent = new UserAgentAdapter();
>> >>> BridgeContext mCtx = new BridgeContext(mUserAgent);
>> >>> mCtx.setDynamicState(BridgeContext.DYNAMIC);
>> >>> GVTBuilder mBuilder = new DynamicGVTBuilder();
>> >>>
>> >>> GraphicsNode mGVTElement = mBuilder.build(mCtx, element);
>> >>>
>> >>>
>> >>> element is a part of SVG document for example a rect tag (I can get
> it
>> >> with
>> >>> document.getElementByTagName(...)).
>> >>
>> >>
>> >
>> >
>>
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