Hi Maciek,
did you find out meanwhile?
ralf ...
At 17:09 28.02.2005 +, you wrote:
>Folks,
>
>any idea how to be 100% sure ASV has finished processing of SVG?
>E.g. I set a "transform" attribute to the value "rotate(45)". It is a
>very big element, so the processing takes a few seconds.
>
Further testing:
Firefox does not print .svgz files. I saved the image as .svg
(uncompressed) and was able to open and print it in Firefox.
However, when I tried to open that same file in Safari, I could
not open it -- kept getting redirected to Finder, no matter how I
messed with bindings (
PS. I'm using an Epson C82, if that makes any diff (shouldn't).
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hi ,
if i'll compare the size between svg file and jpeg file at the same
resolution, how i can do ?
or the best resoltion in jpeg is equal the svg ??
thanks in advance
pukky
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I recently downloaded and installed the SVG viewer for OS X
(looks like it hasn't been updated in years). .svgz images
display, but they do not print. What good is SVG if it doesn't
print? Is it a Safari problem? Can someone please tell me if and
how and exactly where printing is supported in
I tried to use DOM4j like this:
XMLWriter writer =new
XMLWriter(OutputFormat.createPrettyPrint());
writer.write(doc);
But the format of the result is not "PrettyPrint", like this:
And I want to get the format like this:
How to?Thx
Hi all,
I want to put a command in a Web page to save the contents of an SVG
document to a file in the user's machine. Basically it should open a
Dialog to let the user specify the location of the file. Users will be
running Windows and Internet Explorer 6.
Any idea how can I do that?
Thanks
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Jim Ley wrote:
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> "Robin Berjon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> >> I haven't tried but I've heard that scripting worked if you embed the
> > SVG inside some XHTML and use html:script to hold it. You only have DOM
> > Core (nothing SVG-specific, not even the uDOM)
Hi, DJ-
Of course you could use some variation on my BAM stuff... The examples from
which, btw, were never meant to be valid SVG, but rather meant to illustrate
how SVG *might* do the things I'm championing...
However, since you intend to use Batik anyway, you're probably better off
with Cameron
Heiko Niemann wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> http://www.zuccaralloo.de/devgroup/samples/weatherFronts.svg
>
> shows a sample using textPath, a custom font and custom elements to
> generate weather front curves. The attributes of the custom elements
> determine the size, type and space in between the front sy
Andreas Neumann wrote:
>
> no, SVG, as a vector graphics, does not have a resolution.
>
> Of course, if you implement SVG you have to decide on the data types
> to use. Depending on the data type you use to represent the SVG
> coordinates, you will have a certain range of possible values, hence
>
Hi Andreas
>
> just wanted to give some feedback on my Opera SVG tests:
thanks.
> Does anyone know a tool that can open SVG 1.1 (full profile) and save
> it to the SVG tiny profile? Would need to change symbols/patterns to
> flat SVG elements ...
im not sure, havent tried yet, but evolgrafix X
no, SVG, as a vector graphics, does not have a resolution.
Of course, if you implement SVG you have to decide on the data types
to use. Depending on the data type you use to represent the SVG
coordinates, you will have a certain range of possible values, hence
a "resolution" ... but otherwi
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