Re: adding a element generates a , creating a two into a single file

Hi Helder, That's the point, I don't want multiple "svg" elements. SO, I wanted to know what part of my code I have to change, for import only a "g" element. Can you paste the URL to your thread , to see what I have to do. Thanks for the answer. Helder Magalhães wrote: > >> what else , shou

RE: adding a element generates a , creating a two into a single file

"ele" variable is > initialized to a root element which would be the element. > > Michael > > ____ > > From: control_batik [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Wed 11/5/2008 10:20 AM > To: batik-users@xmlgraphics.apache.org > Subject:

adding a element generates a , creating a two into a single file

Hi all, I use these lines to add a tag into a new tag: final Element root = basedocument.getDocumentElement(); final Element ele = newGraphElement.getRootelement(); elementToinsert = (Element) newGraphElement.getRootelement().getElementsByTagName("g").item(0); elementToinsert.

Re: Some white areas appear after many zoom in, zoom out and pan actions

You are right again, i found the error, something in my logic, not a batik thing. Thanks again -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Some-white-areas-appear--after-many-zoom-in%2C-zoom-out-and-pan-actions-tp19460378p19693516.html Sent from the Batik - Users mailing list archiv

Re: Some white areas appear after many zoom in, zoom out and pan actions

You are right, it wasn't running on the UpdateManager's thread. Now, My code is: public void moveElement(final SVGGraphicElement e, final Point2D.Double point) { Runnable r = new Runnable() { public void run() { } }; UpdateManager um = n

Re: Some white areas appear after many zoom in, zoom out and pan actions

I realized something new. Due to your question, I started to draw many icons, more than 378, and the white regions didn't appear, but after this, I drag one , white areas everywhere. this is the way I drag an icon: public void moveElement(SVGGraphicElement e, Point2D.Double point) {

Re: Some white areas appear after many zoom in, zoom out and pan actions

Oh Sorry , Here is the screenshot: http://www.nabble.com/file/p19554103/whiteareasScreenShot.JPG whiteareasScreenShot.JPG -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Some-white-areas-appear--after-many-zoom-in%2C-zoom-out-and-pan-actions-tp19460378p19554103.html Sent from the Batik

Re: Some white areas appear after many zoom in, zoom out and pan actions

Hi, The screenshot:whitearea sScreenShot.JPG This line it's called only once , after create a new document: svgCanvas.setSVGDocument((SVGDocument) basedocument); this line it's called only once, when I add to the empty document the big svg file: In this case ele is the element of the big svg

Re: Some white areas appear after many zoom in, zoom out and pan actions

Hi Thomas, Thank you for your answer Well, when I add the small icons , i do it in the UpdateManager's RunnableQueue. I don't get any exceptions. I am using these java VM parameters -Xms32m -Xmx500m, and when I watch the memory consume of the process , it's not bigger than 200m, so i think it

Some white areas appear after many zoom in, zoom out and pan actions

Hi everyone, I am developing a simple svg editor with batik 1.7. I add small svg images to an big one, a svg converted autocad plan of 7 MB or bigger. Each time i click on a button , it loads an specific small icon , then i click over the jsvgcanvas (with the big svg file like background) using