On Sat, 12 Aug 2006 18:10:15 +0900 Carsten Haitzler (The Rasterman) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Fri, 11 Aug 2006 00:53:28 GMT "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> babbled: > > > > > Carsten writes: > > > > > XPM is not hard - loader is in imlbi2 - can be snarfed in. > > > svg - well - a bigger issue - but i think we can avoid it for > > > now and just display "default" icons in place. as long the the > > > "icon finder" routine will return null when no icon can be > > > found given the params - the code can fall back :) > > > > I can port the xpm loader over if no one else wants to do > > so (I thought someone had done this already?). > > > > As far as the svg loading: We've already mentioned using > > librsvg for that - I can give it a try and see how well it can > > be made to work if no one else wants to do so.. > > > > As to the issue of loading images at some specified size: > > First, let me note that svg docs do have an intrinsic size that > > one can read form the doc.. it's just that the w, h can be given > > in all sorts of units -- inches, cm, pts,... even user coord units > > (aka pixels). > > I believe that librsvg will either read the display dpi or > > assume a default value (likely 90 for both x and y), or allow one > > to set them, and then uses this to return pixel sizes for the image > > size. It also seems to allow one to set the pixel size to render > > the doc at - using whatever default dpi is set as a reference > > I presume, and then I'd guess by scaling that rendered result to > > the requested size. > > > > As to having a mechanism in evas for specifying a size to > > load an image at: We can do that.. But for now it may be better > > to simply load it at its advertised size (and that will hold for > > svg docs as well - as mentioned above), and then just set the fill > > and obj size accordingly.. ? > > svg's dont necessarily define a size in pixels - u need some mapping. > and then even that is dubious. i think we just need to add the api > call and then use the data if the loader can do it. :) Given that svg files designed for fdo icon themes are likely to be simple things compared to all the fancy functionality that the svg spec allows, I'll be happy with a simple svg loader that I can request "render this file to size X by Y pixels".
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