Much better! Thanks!
On Feb 14, 2005, at 5:11 PM, Thomas DeWeese wrote:
Hi Steven,
Is there a way to disable the intermediate repainting operations and
just repaint one time, when the user has released the mouse button?
It doesn't look like the Java API for component
resize has a start, middle,
Hi Steven,
Is there a way to disable the intermediate repainting
operations and just repaint one time, when the user has
released the mouse button?
It doesn't look like the Java API for component
resize has a start, middle, end, just a changed. However
I think that event compression will most
> I'm happy to report that the recent CVS commits by Thomas have indeed
> fixed the performance problems for our app on MacOSX. I'm very happy
> to have this fix!
I'd like to second that. This performance fix has saved a fairly
important project for us. It made an application quite literally
us
Hi,
> HOW?
> Currently all I have is a small app that creates a JSVGCanvas and then
> calls setURI() on it to display an image, also there's a JSlider, that
> serves no purpose yet, because i can't figure out how to zoom the image.
> Reading through the javadoc I gat
Lasse Riis wrote:
I'm about to write a GUI app that displays maps of a building, and draws
a point, or circle that indicates a position. (The coordinates for this
or these positions will be fetched from a network socket btw.)
Can you provide any details on the building maps. Like approx
size
Hello,
I've got a somewhat large (2MB) SVG document being displayed in a
JSVGCanvas with a JSVGCanvas.ALWAYS_DYNAMIC document state. When I
resize the window containing the JSVGCanvas the SVG image is redrawn to
fill the window, however since drawing the image takes a few seconds
the operation
Thomas, thanks, this is a great simple approach. I will give it a try.
Just for the record, the approach solution indicated in the initial
question does work also, but of course it is not as simple.
Andres.
On Feb 14, 2005, at 10:59 AM, Thomas DeWeese wrote:
Andres Toussaint wrote:
My Main quest
Andres Toussaint wrote:
My Main question is: How is the best way to add this image into my document?
Encode it as a PNG and include it in the xlink:href using
the data protocol. This is what the code below does (very
indirectly).
The code to do this more directly (take from
batik.svggen.Im
Hello
I'm about to write a GUI app that displays maps of a building, and draws
a point, or circle that indicates a position. (The coordinates for this
or these positions will be fetched from a network socket btw.)
I'd like some pointers on how to structure my app.
INTRO, (can be skipped)
I'm happy to report that the recent CVS commits by Thomas have indeed
fixed the performance problems for our app on MacOSX. I'm very happy
to have this fix!
George Armhold wrote:
> I'm glad someone finally came along and got some hard numbers on
> this issue. We've had problems with our Batik-bas
Thomas,
thank you for your very quick extension of the squiggle viewer,
regarding "Save As" - I tried it and it worked.
I also saw that getURL() with gzipped content works again. Thank you
very much!
There are two ways to look at this
1) What you really want is the DOM so don't touch it!
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