Thanks for reminding me about retained versus immediate rendering modes, its
been an exciting day :-)
To have immediate mode is a given then and SVGSalamander does indeed have a
great retained structure with its SVGDiagram. What I was thinking about was the
ability to add, remove and edit the e
> There should still be a drawing facility in Pivot.
There will be. Pivot will still support immediate mode rendering - just not
retained mode, since there are other technologies that are better suited to
that.
> I'd certainly like
> to confirm that SVGSalamander can be used for defining a new
There think should still be a drawing facility in Pivot. SVGSalamander
renders SVG which can be created in vector graphic editors however, the
drawing functions Pivot has are good for many other uses. I'd certainly like
to confirm that SVGSalamander can be used for defining a new drawing from
Pivo
The changes were minor and specific to SuggestionPopup, so feel free to perform
some additional testing on that class if you like. I think we should still plan
to call for a release vote some time next week.
On Sep 30, 2010, at 6:34 PM, Sandro Martini wrote:
> Hi Greg,
> I've seen some commits
Hi Greg,
I've seen some commits into the 1.5.x branch, so I think it' better to
wait and for example try next week to vote the final 1.5.2 (re-testing
all the stuff) ?
Bye
> Yes, you have been clear ... and for me the idea is the same :-)
Any other comments on this? Any arguments in favor of keeping the drawing API?
> But just a question, if someone would try to use Batik instead ?
It is certainly possible to use Batik - I imagine a similar approach could be
applied. However, Batik is pretty large, whereas SVG Salamander is tiny - ideal
for the kinds of use cases we might expect in a Pivot app.
Yes, you have been clear ... and for me the idea is the same :-)
But just a question, if someone would try to use Batik instead ?
There is some part that could be shared between the two
implementations of the Pivot adapter (so could make sense to move in a
dedicated project somewhere) ?
For exam
> for me it's ok to drop it and move in SVG Salamander (it's a part of
> Pivot that I haven't used, and as you said maybe also others ...).
Just to be clear - in this scenario, we wouldn't be adding the SVG Salamander
code to the Pivot platform itself. My hope is that Mark is willing to include
Hi,
for me it's ok to drop it and move in SVG Salamander (it's a part of
Pivot that I haven't used, and as you said maybe also others ...).
And of course the same for JFreeChart ... in the hope that it will be accepted.
Bye,
Sandro
Hi all,
I'm quite impressed with what can be done with SVG Salamander within a Pivot
app. If Mark (SVG Salamander's creator) is willing to include the Pivot adapter
code I wrote in his project, I'm actually thinking that we might want to simply
drop support for Pivot's own "shape DOM" in favor
Sorry, I forgot to include an easy way to launch the demo if you aren't using
Eclipse with the Pivot plugin. Add this to the SVGImageDemo class to launch it
as a standard Java app:
public static void main(String[] args) {
DesktopApplicationContext.main(SVGImageDemo.class, args);
}
On Sep 30
Did the attachments come through OK? I got an error message from the mail
server that the attachments were too large, but it didn't actually seem to
reject the message.
On Sep 30, 2010, at 1:23 PM, Greg Brown wrote:
> Earlier today, I took a stab at wrapping SVG Salamander in a Pivot Image. It
I saw these, or similar warnings a few days ago but didn't have time to look
into them.
Yesterday I noticed that I was using an older JDK and upgraded to 1.6.0_21.
Now when I try a build, I don't see any warnings.
(Still using Ant 1.7.1, so that points to the JDK in my case at least)
Chris
On 30
If you look closely at the warnings, they don't actually appear to be redundant
casts. I have redundant cast warnings enabled in Eclipse, and the warnings
don't appear there either.
So it seems like it could be a JDK issue. I'm hoping that upgrading to J6u20+
resolves the issue.
On Sep 30, 201
Uh sorry,
just read better the first post here, so it's not an eclipse settings, but
probably it's something related to ant-1.8.0 ... I suggest to try also with
ant 1.8.1 (much better), and remove the old 1.8.0.
At the moment I can't do this test, but tell me if I have to do it ...
Sandro
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Hi to all,
if I remember well, there are some Compiler flags for enabling this type
(and many others) of warnings from the Compiler, under Eclipse Preferences.
But I think it's right to have many additional (non default) warnings
enabled.
Note:
I've just tried the latest eclipse-3.6.1 and there
Hi all,
I presented Pivot to the Maine Java User Group in Portland, ME last night.
Slides are here, in case you are interested (FYI - they are very similar to the
slides from the CT Java presentation I posted a couple of weeks ago):
http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/pivot/project/presentations/In
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I don't think this is an unreasonable suggestion, but t
Hm, I don't see those warnings (and those casts don't seem redundant to me).
Maybe it is a compiler issue? I'm using Ant 1.8 and J6u20. Can you try updating
your JDK?
G
On Sep 29, 2010, at 5:36 PM, Roger L. Whitcomb wrote:
> Just pulled head revs from SVN and am getting build warnings in
> Co
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