Re: Newbie question about SVG

Don't mix two things: 1. FOP supports EPS as image format (input) in the PDF and PostScript renderers. 2. My "project underway" is a Batik Transcoder that allows to convert SVG to EPS. It uses approximately the same code that converts inline SVG to PostScript when an XSL:FO file is processed. On

RE: Newbie question about SVG

J.Pietschmann wrote: > EPS is supported, in some sense. FOP will basically dump it more > or less unchanged into the PDF, and Acrobat Reader isn't able to > display it. However, a PS printer will happily print the PDF including > the EPS, and IIRC ghostscript will display it correctly. > > > There

RE: Newbie question about SVG

Clay Leeds wrote: > NOTE TO VICTOR: since/if EPS (Encapsulated PostSript) can be used by FOP > (can it?), should it be added to the list? To my knowledge, FOP doesn't support EPS right now. I think Jeremias has a project underway to add that. I would think it to be pretty doable, especially for P

Re: Newbie question about SVG

Olivier Imbert wrote: This means I cannot include the same svg twice with 2 different dimensions ? Is it a specification issue or an implementation issue ? There is no proper specification on how SVG should be handled. The SVG spec has a lot on how the SVG renderer and the container negotiate windo

Re: Newbie question about SVG

Le Lundi 28 Avril 2003 20:00, J.Pietschmann a écrit : > Clay Leeds wrote: > > I don't have an answer for your SVG problem, (sorry!) but EPS is not > > listed on the supported graphics page Victor & I were discussing. > > EPS is supported, in some sense. FOP will basically dump it more > or less unc

Re: Newbie question about SVG

This means I cannot include the same svg twice with 2 different dimensions ? Is it a specification issue or an implementation issue ? Le Lundi 28 Avril 2003 19:47, J.Pietschmann a écrit : > Olivier Imbert wrote: > > I use to got external graphics in my fo document. > > When I use a BMP, PNG or EPS

Re: Newbie question about SVG

Clay Leeds wrote: I don't have an answer for your SVG problem, (sorry!) but EPS is not listed on the supported graphics page Victor & I were discussing. EPS is supported, in some sense. FOP will basically dump it more or less unchanged into the PDF, and Acrobat Reader isn't able to display it. Howe

Re: Newbie question about SVG

Olivier Imbert wrote: I use to got external graphics in my fo document. When I use a BMP, PNG or EPS graphics, it is correct : This will work correctly (whatever the size of the graphic, it will be shrink to the specified width/height. For SVG, it will not ! How shoud I do ? Define the same with/

RE: Newbie question about SVG

this reason i think (keywords: i think) it doesn't even try to scale it. -Adam -Original Message- From: Olivier Imbert [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: April 28, 2003 10:21 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Newbie question about SVG I use to got external graphics in my fo document. W

Re: Newbie question about SVG

Olivier, I don't have an answer for your SVG problem, (sorry!) but EPS is not listed on the supported graphics page Victor & I were discussing. There's good information on SVG here (other graphic formats are on that page as well): http://xml.apache.org/fop/graphics.html#svg NOTE TO VICTOR: sin

Newbie question about SVG

I use to got external graphics in my fo document. When I use a BMP, PNG or EPS graphics, it is correct : This will work correctly (whatever the size of the graphic, it will be shrink to the specified width/height. For SVG, it will not ! How shoud I do ? Olivier.