Hi,
Thanks for your answer. The version attribute is set to 1.1, so in the
input as in the output document.
Using the transcoder it works better, but the xml declaration has to be
set manually (string="<?xml...>") and I don't get it to work with the
right char set. ... And the escaped unicode characters (&x...) are
replaced automatically, with both methods.
Regards
Paul.
Helder Magalhães wrote:
Hi Paul,
Is there a way to indicate that it should use SVG 1.1 doctype and not the
(default?) SVG 1.0 doctype? Or do I really need to use the transcoder for
this?
I'm not familiar enough with the SVG generator to properly answer your
question but you may try to set the version [1] in your document
element (to "1.1", in this case) and see if it tricks the generator
into the desired mode.
By the way, the original document I am reading and modifying _does_ have
SVG 1.1 doctype.
Maybe the document doesn't have the version property set? If so, I
don't know how Batik deals with that. But, then again, I'm just
guessing... ;-)
Hope this helps,
Helder
[1] http://www.w3.org/TR/SVG11/struct.html#SVGElementVersionAttribute
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