Holger
look up the word 'paranoia' in your dictionary and maybe also 'ranting', and
maybe then welkerpaul makes sense...
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Barend Köbben schrieb:
> Holger
>
> look up the word 'paranoia' in your dictionary and maybe also
> 'ranting', and maybe then welkerpaul makes sense...
>
>
> Barend "anybrowserthatworksforme" Köbben
>
ROFL :-)
thanks for the tip. that helped a lot !
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>
> You're quite right of course. This would be the *real* way to do it,
> and Mozilla happily returns true for both tests.
BUG! It should not return true for either, as it has not implemented
either, I'll r
Jim,
But as you know, the SVG spec defines a large number of possible values to
test for with DOMImplementation, not just "do you have SVG?". So ideally we
should be able to test for the language features we want, without using
hacks (sorry, I mean heuristic methods).
Regards,
Mark
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Would everyone agree that this is an appropriate template for SVG?
http://www.w3.org/2000/svg";>
<...statements here...>
=
- appropriate xml version?
- No doctype...
- appropriate svg version?
- the appropriate xml namespace?
- Anything else that sh
Hello,
I have posted a message to this group regarding the optimization tool
I am working on hoping that I will get suggestions and comments on the
progress I have posted.
Unfortuently, I have recieved nothing, no comments nor suggestions :(
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Might want to add the XLink namespace.
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I guess I should add too.
So this gives me:
http://www.w3.org/2000/svg";
xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink";>
Title
<...statements here...>
===
It's kind of annoying that this:
http://wiki.mozilla.org/SVG:Namespace
Says to add a doct
encoding is also useful when it comes to use more than [a-z].
http://www.w3.org/2000/svg";
xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink";>
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Hey all,
I'm new to SVG. I've never used it before but i want to use it to
generate images that can be used in Visio (which can open SVG),
possibly convert to PDF and also view on the web. The images will be
generated by a program i want to write which will interpret some data
in a database.
The encoding addition brings me to this:
http://www.w3.org/2000/svg";
xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink";>
Title
<...statements here...>
===
Do you know that a google search for:
?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone=
HI,
> It's kind of annoying that this:
> http://wiki.mozilla.org/SVG:Namespace
> Says to add a doctype, but the general feeling of this group
> is that there is no need to add the doctype, and that in
> fact, it gets you into trouble with Firefox to do so. Can
> anyone work with mozilla.org to
Chris Serio schrieb:
> Hey all,
>
> I'm new to SVG. I've never used it before but i want to use it to
> generate images that can be used in Visio (which can open SVG),
> possibly convert to PDF and also view on the web. The images will be
> generated by a program i want to write which will interpr
Hi Marge
>
>
> Again, so far I'm up to this...feedback still welcome:
>
>
>
>
> xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg";
> xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink";>
> Title
> <...statements here...>
>
>
> ===
i would maybe use a default view
I wasn't clear: I meant change the documentation. (How much
documentation out there is telling people that they have to use a DTD
for working with SVG!.) I realized the page I referred to is a wiki.
So someone who's got a login there could edit that page.
http://wiki.mozilla.org/SVG:Namespace
On
Maybe you mean, ENOUGH ???
Yes, I must admit SVG is making me a bit nuts...It's like the model
train set I would put out at Christmas for my childen. It would go
round, and round, and round: always on the same track. Fortunately it
could be put away for a year.
SVG has been going around the same
Marjorie Roswell schrieb:
> I wasn't clear: I meant change the documentation. (How much
> documentation out there is telling people that they have to use a DTD
> for working with SVG!.) I realized the page I referred to is a wiki.
> So someone who's got a login there could edit that page.
>
> http
Thanks for the info. I was hoping to find a high level API with basic
functions built into it like "DrawColoredRectangle
(x,y,len,width,color)"
There's a very near deadline on this project so i'm trying to get a
library with the most comprehensive API i can.
Chris
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"Mark Birbeck" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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>But as you know, the SVG spec defines a large number of possible values to
>test for with DOMImplementation, not just "do you have SVG?". So ideally we
>should be able to test for the language features we want, without us
Chris,
If I understand the app that you are describing, an API-like approach would
be overkill. All you want to end up with is an SVG file that is passed to a
renderer. Generating the SVG from some data source is the kind of thing SVG
does without breaking a sweat. A simple architecture would be t
What sort of c/c++ environment are you using? One option would be to find
something like 'kode' (part of debian linux, I believe) that would generate
c++ classes or templates from the RelaxNG schema for svg. Those classes
could then be used to generate SVG objects. If you are in the .NET
environ
Hi,
I had sent a message 90 minutes ago, but used a wrong mail address so
it probably got rejected... I'll just copy it here.
One note: Mark might be right about database+xslt+whatever being
simpler (I haven't used xslt yet), but as a proficient C/C++
programmer who is used to working with flat a
Hi JD,
I tried Deer Park on Linux and it was _darn_ slow, something like
10-100 Javascript executions per second (!). Then I used seamonkey
under Windows and it was quite fast, fast enough for dynamic SVG in
any case. I'm moving sliders and windows around with it without problems.
Raoul
--- In s
Hi,
You have to write your algorithm to make the symbols on the diagram.
You define your objects in javascript with properties and methods. The
actual drawing can be done by putting SVG element on your canvas with
appendChild. The SVG objects have links to the javascript objects.
See how we did i
Jim,
Sidewinder wouldn't be conformant or non-conformant. We just pass a call to
the methods on a DOMImplementation to the implementations that we've
instantiated to create that implementation. In the case of an object that
'supports' SVG it would most likely be ASV (although it would depend on th
Hi Raoul,
> One note: Mark might be right about database+xslt+whatever
> being simpler (I haven't used xslt yet), but as a proficient
> C/C++ programmer who is used to working with flat ascii
> files, this might get you to the point in a shorter time,
> because you don't have to learn a new co
Alot of good suggestions here guys but the bottom line is this...
I'm very fluent in C/C++ so I'm more comfortable doing something
overkill but fast than learning something new. I can't take the risk
in investing my limited amount of time to learning something new
unless i was sure that it woul
Francis-
It seems like what you are looking for is some kind of rotation animation?
>From what I can tell, this should fit your requirements:
SVG
The text will go around in a circle indefinitely. Several people also
recently posted train animations as well
Yeah i'd be using .NET. I'm not sure what XSLT is but i'm going to
look into it right now...The database is pretty simple but the
drawing needs to have some logic to it so that wires don't cross on
the schematic etc.
The database will just be a from-connector #, from-pin #, to-
connector #, to-
Building complex logic in XSLT is very hard to do. Some if else is
possible but not recursion for example sometimes needed for complex
algorithms.
John
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, "Chris Serio" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Yeah i'd be using .NET. I'm not sure what XSLT is but i'm going
example1: yes
example2: no
example3: yes
same for camino 0.9a2, firefox 1.0.6
and: Deer Park nightly (20050802) native - while in the above
browser-plugin combinations the black circle of example2 doesn't react to the
mouse at
all, in the current built of Deer Park for OSX the example2 circl
"Mark Birbeck" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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>Sidewinder wouldn't be conformant or non-conformant. We just pass a call to
>the methods on a DOMImplementation to the implementations that we've
>instantiated to create that implementation.
I would still call SideWinde
Actually, you can do recursion, but overall I would agree that if you want
to use some sort of layout logic XSLT is going to be a PITA at best. One
half-hearted suggestion: if you're a really experience c++ programmer,
rolling a quick command-line java program wouldn't be all that figure out,
and
Hi,
The javascript engine have the same capabilities as C++ program
(despite I/O stuff) so you can make a program that runs in a viewer or
in your browser.
John
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, "William McKenzie" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Actually, you can do recursion, but overall I wou
* Mark Birbeck wrote:
>As to adding more and more hacks, no one doubts that you can keep adding
>another line of script to test for yet another permutation. But as the world
>of compound documents gets closer, don't you think that there needs to be a
>generic solution that allows for testing not ju
Hi Chris,
If my memory serves me correctly Visio should be able to handle most
SVG elements with minor exceptions. Let me point you to the article
Richard See wrote about Visio's support of SVG at the SVG Open 2003.
http://www.svgopen.org/2003/papers/SVG_Scenarios_using_Microsoft_Office_Visio_20
Hi Doug,
Shucks no, the path that I'm talking about is:
SVG
?
Francis
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, "Doug Schepers" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> It seems like what you are looking for is some kind of rotation
> From what I can tell, this should fit your requirements:
>
> xm
Hi Chris,
Just a followup. I read your most recent posts just a few minutes ago
*after* posting the message below. Sorry about that - should have
read back a bit.
Personally, I generate SVG using the MSXML DOM in VC++ 6.0. I created
my own C++ based SVG API for generating my output. If you're
Thanks again to everyone for your suggestions. I think MSXML DOM is
going to be my solution but Java will be my backup. I did some Java
programming before i learned C++ and it was fine but i'd like to stick
with C++ if i can.
Chris
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, "Alastair Fettes"
<[EMAIL
Hi Doug
It's always enough if you're modest;)
Your *enough* was a decent one, thanks. Your advice about the
purpose of this group is recognized.
It seems like some people are looking for some clues about the
realistic potential of the technology as well. At least if you want
to do more than pla
You know, with the talent associated with this list, and a bit of
financial backing, we could form a non-profit, make Adobe an offer they
can't refuse, and move ahead with their Viewer.
Come on...think about it, please?
Francis
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Not likely. I'm certain there are intellectual property interdependencies with
other Adobe (and non-Adobe) technologies. There are plenty of other SVG viewer
implementations to pilfer from... :)
From: svg-developers@yahoogroups.com on behalf of Francis Hemsher
Surely it wouldn't hurt to ask? Maybe one of the European Cartographic
Institutes would be interested in sponsoring the consortium?
Alan Keown
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Hi everyone.
This must be a FAQ, but I'm having trouble making my HTML script call a
JS function in my SVG document. I've come across this page:
http://jwatt.org/svg/demos/scripting-across-embed.html
which explains how to do it, however for me (ASV 3 in Firefox on Linux)
it fails (clicking ei
Hey, Cam-
Cameron McCormack wrote
|
| This must be a FAQ, but I'm having trouble making my HTML
| script call a JS function in my SVG document. I've come
| across this page:
|
| http://jwatt.org/svg/demos/scripting-across-embed.html
|
| which explains how to do it, however for me (ASV 3 i
t; tested with OSX 10.4.2, ASV3, Safari
>
> works: yes/no
>
> example1: yes
> example2: no
> example3: yes
>
> same for camino 0.9a2, firefox 1.0.6
>
> and: Deer Park nightly (20050802) native - while in the above
> browser-plugin combinations the black circle of
Doug Schepers:
> Sadly, this has always been a bit of a bugaboo. It does work in IE+ASV3, but
> not in FF+ASV6pr1, or I'll bet in Linux at all. I don't know if it works in
> Deerpark.
Oh, that's a shame. So there's actually no way to have cross-platform
(ASV in either IE/MozWindows/MozLinux) HTML
Cameron McCormack schrieb:
> Doug Schepers:
> > Sadly, this has always been a bit of a bugaboo. It does work in
> IE+ASV3, but
> > not in FF+ASV6pr1, or I'll bet in Linux at all. I don't know if it
> works in
> > Deerpark.
>
> Oh, that's a shame. So there's actually no way to have cross-platfor
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