John,
Your SVG file does not specify any font-family, so the default font
applies and its initial value depends on the user agent, which means
there is no guarantee that it will contain the Japanes characters you
need.
So you should first set the font-family in your SVG document. However,
the
how about this SVG editor:
http://beez.sourceforge.net/
Opensource and free
with best wishes
Alexander Kachanov
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From: Fredrik Bjorklund [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 5 ??? 2002 ?. 17:13
To: 'Batik Users'
Subject: Adding elements to a JSVGCanvas in runtime
I'm
At 17:42 2002-02-04 -0500, Thomas E Deweese wrote:
> This assumes that the problem is a bug in Batik, I believe this
>assumption is a bad one.
Yes, the bug rather seems to be in FOP.
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At 17:34 2002-02-04 -0500, Thomas E Deweese wrote:
> I am now 100% convinced the problem is in your setup, I hope the
>following will convince you. I still suspect an old copy of xerces is
>putting it's self somewhere on your classpath.
Finally I found the error. fop.jar contains a reference
I have an SVG file which uses Japanese characters (unicode?) and they aren't
rendered correctly using the Batik Rasterizer. Does anyone know a quick way
to get the Japanese characters to show up correctly? Do I need to install a
font somewhere?
I've attached a svg file as well as a rasterized JPG
