[svg-developers] Re: Question

[chris]

I have corrected your document.



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[svg-developers] Re: question about intersections

[Andreas Neumann]

yes,

the SVGSVGElement has two methods:

SVGSVGElement.checkIntersection( element, rect )
and
SVGSVGElement.getIntersectionList( rect, referenceElement )

the first method returns a boolean, the second method returns a nodeList

see more at http://phrogz.net/ObjJob/search.asp?langID=1&q=intersect or in the 
SVG 
spec.

The problem is that currently (correct me if I am wrong) only Batik implements 
these 
methods.

For the other viewers that don't support these methods you would have to test 
it yourself 
using javascript. You would first test the boundingboxes and if it matches test 
the 
coordinates themselves.

For parsing the geometry I recommend using Kevin Lindseys path parser.

Andreas

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> Are there any svg javascript functions that can tell if a path and rect have
> intersected? I've done some small math with the boundingboxes but I don't
> think it's as accurate as I want.
> 
> google isn't saying anything.
> 
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[svg-developers] Re: question about intersections

[jophof007]

Hi,

We need intersecitons a lot of times to make our diagram editors and
we use the Kevin Linssey library for it.
See his library 2d.js (intersections of every possible SVG elements
including Path).

John Ophof
http://open-modeling.sourceforge.net

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>
> Andreas Neumann wrote:
> 
> >yes,
> >
> >the SVGSVGElement has two methods:
> >
> >SVGSVGElement.checkIntersection( element, rect )
> >and
> >SVGSVGElement.getIntersectionList( rect, referenceElement )
> >
> >the first method returns a boolean, the second method returns a
nodeList
> >
> >  
> >
> A checkInclude (element, rect) would also be nice 
> 
> >see more at
http://phrogz.net/ObjJob/search.asp?langID=1&q=intersect or in the SVG 
> >spec.
> >
> >The problem is that currently (correct me if I am wrong) only Batik
implements these 
> >methods.
> >
> >  
> >
> Yes this is a problem. It is a very important feature for
> developing Graphic editors
> 
> >For the other viewers that don't support these methods you would
have to test it yourself 
> >using javascript. You would first test the boundingboxes and if it
matches test the 
> >coordinates themselves.
> >
> >  
> >
> 
> and for complex document that may prove really slow 
> 
> >
> >
> >
> >  
> >
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[svg-developers] Re: question about intersections

[Andreas Neumann]

> > 
> A checkInclude (element, rect) would also be nice  
 
yes, I can see even more methods in the same realm. Maybe something 
to add for a future version (SVG 1.2 full, 1.3 or 2.0) 
 
> Yes this is a problem. It is a very important feature for 
> developing Graphic editors 
 
yes definitely. Also for maps 
 
> and for complex document that may prove really slow  
 
yes - native implementations would be quicker. But so far one can 
use Kevin Lindseys classes as a workaround. 
 
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[svg-developers] Re: Question about pattern

[ACasualObserver]

Thanks, David.

While I try to understand your code, I have another question.

Is it possible to create a pattern that stays the same regardless of
zoom level? I would like those 1s and 0s to be 1x1 pixel all the time.



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Re: [svg-developers] Re: question about intersections

[Jean-David Benamou]

Andreas Neumann wrote:

>yes,
>
>the SVGSVGElement has two methods:
>
>SVGSVGElement.checkIntersection( element, rect )
>and
>SVGSVGElement.getIntersectionList( rect, referenceElement )
>
>the first method returns a boolean, the second method returns a nodeList
>
>  
>
A checkInclude (element, rect) would also be nice 

>see more at http://phrogz.net/ObjJob/search.asp?langID=1&q=intersect or in the 
>SVG 
>spec.
>
>The problem is that currently (correct me if I am wrong) only Batik implements 
>these 
>methods.
>
>  
>
Yes this is a problem. It is a very important feature for
developing Graphic editors

>For the other viewers that don't support these methods you would have to test 
>it yourself 
>using javascript. You would first test the boundingboxes and if it matches 
>test the 
>coordinates themselves.
>
>  
>

and for complex document that may prove really slow 

>
>
>
>  
>



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[svg-developers] Re: question about embeded svg

[arabic_pilot]

Well Arain, I know for a fact that SVG can call the JavaScript 
functions on the page it is embedded in, so I guess you could make a 
workaround with this.
As an example, say you wanted to make the circle, say, put the 
text "You clicked me!" in an input element with the name "input" and 
in the form named "form" once it got clicked. On the HTML page, you 
would put something like:


function insertValue(text)
{
document.form.input.value = text;
}

Then, in the SVG document, you'd put something like:


Well, I certainly hope this helps, let me know if it does. Best 
reguards,
Aaron Brookner.





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[svg-developers] Re: Question on external styling

[Andreas Neumann]

yes, you are right. it is not supported in ASV3. It works in ASV6 and
Batik.

Andreas

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> HI,
> 
>I have a question on using the style attribute. I want to store my
>styles externally . For example I have all my gradients defined
in 1 SVG
>file. I want to reference them from my user SVG file.
> 
>This appears to work for line elements but does not work for rect
>elements.
> 
>It does look like a bug in ASV3 - since this works just fine on ASV6.
> 
>This is what I have:
> 
>  height="36.953"/>
> 
> Shreesh





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[svg-developers] Re: Question #6 : jig-saw puzzles

[Jeff Schiller]

David, 

I'm not an expert on this, but I've been wondering about it myself. 
The way I would conceive of it being would be like this:



  
  
  
  
  






...


I'm not positive I've got the above right, but it seems to me that if
you can do the above then SVG implementations don't NECESSARILY have
to make full copies of the entire raster image if they're efficient
enough.  They could parse it, determine the pixel area that's included
and make a copy of that region only.  

Unfortunately, at least Firefox uses full copies for its 
elements (as far as I remember).  I don't know about Adobe or Opera. 
I guess this is a "wait-until-the-implementations-catch-up" type of
problem?

Regards,
Jeff

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> My list of unanswered questions has been given a more lasting home. 
> If you have not enough troubles of your own, please see 
> http://srufaculty.sru.edu/david.dailey/svg/svg_questions.htm) for 
> things that have been troubling me.
> 
> Of particular interest to me of late has been #6 concerning jig-saw 
> puzzle carving. Here's what I have figured out:
> 
> 
> 6. To make a jig-saw puzzle using SVG, one may
> 
> a) chop up an image into little movable chunks using numerous 
> clipPaths applied to numerous copies of an image (see for example, 
>
http://srufaculty.sru.edu/david.dailey/svg/clips2.svg).

> The problem is that this appears to use lots and lots of RAM and bogs 
> down when the number of rows and columns gets large. For those using 
> IE/ASV see also http://marble.sru.edu/~ddailey/svg/clipembed16.html 
> in which the loci of clipPaths are permutable according to a 
> user-supplied string of less than rows x cols characters.
> 
> b) use 
> feOffset's and feTile's to slice an image (be prepared to wait a 
> while for it to render). I didn't see any easier way to grab the 
> parts I wanted to move than this. It is way too time-consuming (I 
> assume this is processor rather than RAM related) to be practical on 
> a large scale.
> 
> c) build a checkerboard of red-scale values underneath the image and 
> then distort the image using   and the 
> red-channel. See 
>
attempt1 
> or 
>
attempt2 
> by way of illustration. The approach looks like it will be fast and 
> generalize easily to large images with lots of slices. The hassle is 
> that the exact distance by which pixels are moved, while clearly 
> related to the displacement's scale attribute and the red-scale value 
> of the underlying map, seem not to be entirely predictable (see 
>
attempt3).

> The W3C 
> spec actually spells out how the pixel loci will move, so maybe I'm 
> just misreading it. The other hassle, of course, is that this uses 
> filters and not many browsers are currently handling it.
> 
> Is there an easier way? Can I somehow just grab the pixels out of a 
> rectangular section of a bitmap in SVG and move (just) them around? I 
> think I may just be missing something key in the SVG tool set.
> 
> 
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[svg-developers] Re: Question on tspan and text

[Heiko Niemann]

Hi,

sample at:
http://www.zuccaralloo.de/devgroup/samples/cloneTSpan.svg

Regards-
-Heiko


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> Hi,
> 
> I have been trying to create a tspan entry for an existing text node
i.e.
> do the following:
> 
>   - create a clone of a certain span element
>   - update the text of this CLONED tspan element
>   - APPEND THIS MODIFIED CLONE ONTO THE TEXT NODE
> This just does not work. Essentially, I can see the updated text.
But, 'dy'
> remains at 0 it appears so- the text just overwrites itself.
> 
> Any suggestions? If I use parseXML, it works properly. But, I really
wish
> to work this off the DOM - not via the parseXML route.
> 
> I have included my script below:
> 
> function clickRtn(evt)
> {
>   doc = evt.target.ownerDocument;
> 
>   rt1 = doc.getElementById('ListArea'); // text node
>   rt2 = doc.getElementById('ListItemsEntrySample'); // tspan
node under
> the above text node
> 
>   rt3 = rt2.cloneNode(true);
> 
>   rt3.childNodes.item(0).dy = '1.2em';
>   rt3.childNodes.item(0).data = 'testing time';
>   rt3.addEventListener('click', clickRtn, false);
> 
>   rt1.appendChild(rt3);
> 
> 
> }
> 
> Thanks,
> Shreesh





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Re: [svg-developers] Re: Question on external styling

[sholla]

Thanks for clarifying it, Andreas.

Now I've to figure out the issues with ASV6





 
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yes, you are right. it is not supported in ASV3. It works in ASV6 and
Batik.

Andreas

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> HI,
>
>I have a question on using the style attribute. I want to store my
>styles externally . For example I have all my gradients defined
in 1 SVG
>file. I want to reference them from my user SVG file.
>
>This appears to work for line elements but does not work for rect
>elements.
>
>It does look like a bug in ASV3 - since this works just fine on ASV6.
>
>This is what I have:
>
>  height="36.953"/>
>
> Shreesh





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[svg-developers] Re: Question on HTML/SVG interop regarding javascript

[Andreas Neumann]

Thank you David,

actually the problem was now very simple to solve. It only required 
the aliasing of the variable or object to the top object.

so doing:

top.myObject = myObect;

on the SVG part made the object available in the HTML world.

Thanks for the hint!

Andreas


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>
> Hi Andreas,
> 
> Take a look at http://srufaculty.sru.edu/david.dailey/svg/
backandforth20.htm
> The button with ? explains a little bit about how to use the thing 
(it's a collaborative linking sticky-note thing that inserts floating 
HTML text areas above svg nodes in a user-connected graph. I think 
the graph may have some lexical proximities built in too). It's not 
the simplest example of what you want, but I couldn't find anything 
easier at hand. It works in IE/ASV, Opera and FF though I haven't 
tried it anywhere else.
> 
> The array Nodes is defined in SVG. It is an array of objects, each 
of which is created via new Node and
> function Node(x,y,id,label,col){
>  this.x=x
>  this.y=y
>  this.id=id
>  this.label=label
>  this.col=col
>  this.links=new Array()
>  this.info=label
> }
> 
> events in the SVG define the x and y coordinates as well as the 
labels and colors of nodes.
> 
> events in the HTML define the info (or story) associated with each 
node.
> 
> Come to think of it, http://www.w3.org/Graphics/SVG/IG/resources/
StateOfArt-Dailey.html contains an example that may be simpler in the 
chapter on scripting between SVG and HTML, but since that reference 
hasn't been "fixed" yet you'll have to wade through some funky 
characters and some even funkier formatting.
> 
> David
>   - Original Message - 
>   From: Andreas Neumann 
>   To: svg-developers@yahoogroups.com 
>   Sent: Thursday, September 11, 2008 6:14 AM
>   Subject: [svg-developers] Question on HTML/SVG interop regarding 
javascript
> 
> 
>   Hi all,
> 
>   I have a javascript related problem/question:
> 
>   Given the following situation:
> 
>   * HTML file with Javascript and embedded SVG file, some global 
>   variable declarations
>   * Embedded SVG with Javascript, some global variable 
declarations, 
>   lets say I have a var definition in the SVG context like "var 
color= 
>   'blue';"
> 
>   The question is:
>   From javascript running in the HTML context - can I access and 
change 
>   javascript variables and objects running in the SVG context - and 
how 
>   would I do that? In the given example, how can I query and change 
>   from the HTML context the value of the string variable "color" 
which 
>   is defined in the SVG context? 
> 
>   Thanks for any ideas/hints,
>   Andreas
> 
> 
> 
>
> 
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[svg-developers] Re: question on appearance of dynamic text on mouseover

[jsheflin]

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> hi jsheflin
> do you mean you cant change the text content of a text element with 
smil ?
> if you do, this simple script might help:
> http://www.treebuilder.de/svg/variabletext.svg

oh holger, you are a wonderful human being, and if you believe in 
heaven, you're going to heaven
:)

 i don't know why i didn't run across this example before, I've tried 
so many things that didn't work

One thing I can't understand, though, and I'm sure it's something 
silly, but I can't figure out how to get the "name" and "value" to 
disappear after the mouseover value is printed.  

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[svg-developers] Re: Question regarding using from and to along with keyPoint and keyTimes.

[pilatfr]

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wrote:

Your example run in Opera 9.1, your circle go and return as expected 
but Adobe plugin (3 or 6 beta) don't use keyPoints 

Michel

> Hi , I am working the followind svg 
> ---
> 
> 
>to="125,0" calcMode="linear" fill="freeze" keyPoints="0.8; 1; 0; 
0.2" 
> keyTimes="0; 0.25; 0.75; 1"/>
>   
> ---
> 
> I went through the spec to see if this is a valid case. I found 
the 
> following : I tried to look for any examples with keyPoint , 
keyTimes 
> and from and to being used to gether but cannot find any. Can 
someone 
> please tell me if this is a valid case ? is from and to used 
mainly 
> for animation and not with keyPoints ?? thanks in advance. 
> 
> ---
>  Each time in the list corresponds to a value in the 'values' 
> attribute list, and defines when the value is used in the 
animation 
> function. 
> 
> For more flexibility in controlling the velocity along the motion 
> path, the 'keyPoints' attribute provides the ability to specify 
the 
> progress along the motion path for each of the 'keyTimes' 
specified 
> values. If specified, 'keyPoints' causes 'keyTimes' to apply to 
the 
> values in 'keyPoints' rather than the points specified in 
> the 'values' attribute array or the points on the 'path' attribute.
> 
> The override rules for 'animateMotion' are as follows. Regarding 
the 
> definition of the motion path, the 'mpath' element overrides the 
> the 'path' attribute, which overrides 'values', which 
> overrides 'from'/'by'/'to'. Regarding determining the points which 
> correspond to the 'keyTimes' attributes, the 'keyPoints' attribute 
> overrides 'path' , which overrides 'values', which 
> overrides 'from'/'by'/'to'.
> 
> ---
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[svg-developers] Re: Question regarding using from and to along with keyPoint and keyTimes.

[uppala_vl]

Thank u Micheal and David. 

--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, "ddailey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Here's an example working in IE and Opera using keyTimes and 
KeySplines with a couple of  by attributes rather
> than an . 
> http://srufaculty.sru.edu/david.dailey/svg/newstuff/SMIL2a.svg
> 
> I have generally used  in cases that I have an  
inside it, like here:
> http://srufaculty.sru.edu/david.dailey/svg/newstuff/SMIL7.svg
> 
> David
> 
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Re: [svg-developers] Re: Question regarding using from and to along with keyPoint and keyTimes.

[ddailey]

Here's an example working in IE and Opera using keyTimes and KeySplines with a 
couple of  by attributes rather
than an . 
http://srufaculty.sru.edu/david.dailey/svg/newstuff/SMIL2a.svg

I have generally used  in cases that I have an  inside 
it, like here:
http://srufaculty.sru.edu/david.dailey/svg/newstuff/SMIL7.svg

David

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