Hi,
> Do you mean an SVG designer/illustration program inside of Eclipse? I
> have not seen anything of this sort, and it sounds like an exciting
> concept that I would love to see happen.
Yes, it is very interesting concept. We have similar product but not
based on eclipse. It is only based o
Hi Daryle,
This
is an interesting area. The nature of svg, at the juncture of text and graphics,
has some very intriguing possibilities. Many of us here have gotten used to
manipulating svg in text mode but combining an xml editor and a graphics editor
as an Eclipse plugin c
Hi Daryle,
Burnside, Daryle wrote:
The company that I work for is interested in creating a WYSIWYG style of
editor for Eclipse 3.0.*
We currently have an internal Java Web start application based on
Batik/Swing and are looking to move this to a Batik/SWT-Eclipse
Framework (still to be delivere
Hi Johan,
The simplest way to do this would be to call 'getRoot' when
you want to swap groups. This will give you all the content
drawn since the last getRoot call. You can then append them
to the group you wanted them in. I would think that you could
do this within the SVGGraphics2D if neede
Burnside, Daryle wrote:
My first post so be gentle...
a question if I may...
The company that I work for is interested in creating a WYSIWYG style of
editor for Eclipse 3.0.*
We currently have an internal Java Web start application based on
Batik/Swing and are looking
to move this to a Bat