[svg-developers] Interactive access to interpolated states of an SVG SMIL animation

2008-11-03 Thread tim.becker80
Dear all, I'm working with SVG interactive animation for spatio-temporal data. The main feature of the application I'm trying to build is a time- slider capable of interactively controlling a SMIL animation. Thanks to Kevin and carto.net, no need to build the slider, it's already available.

RE: [svg-developers] Interactive access to interpolated states of an SVG SMIL animation

2008-11-03 Thread Dailey, David P.
This is an interesting question, but I'm not sure my answer will be interesting or definitive, but let me go ahead and make a stab at it. If I miss something obvious then others will likely correct the oversight: My first thought was that it may be relative to what is being animated. For

[svg-developers] new SVG Editor

2008-11-03 Thread Tiago Cardoso
Hello all, We at inEvo (http://inevo.pt) are developing a SVG framework for actionscript. This framework allow us to create Rich Internet Applications to create or maipulate SVG drawing and elements. Applications to create top-view interior designs and also Bars, concerts and events planners are

Re: [svg-developers] new SVG Editor

2008-11-03 Thread Jake Beard
Wow, very impressive! I like the pattern matching component that lets you transform paths into basic shapes. It also seems quite fast, certainly much faster than the other pure JavaScript-and-SVG editors I've seen. I'm looking forward to the live demo, Jake On Mon, Nov 3, 2008 at 7:15 PM, Tiago

[svg-developers] Re: Interactive access to interpolated states of an SVG SMIL animation

2008-11-03 Thread Frank Bruder
When the slider is moved, you can call setCurrentTime() on the root element http://www.w3.org/TR/SVG11/struct.html#InterfaceSVGSVGElement First you'll have to call pauseAnimations() so the animations will not run when the slider isn't moved. If you need to obtain any values for the time to which

[svg-developers] Performance of scripting in current browsers

2008-11-03 Thread G. Wade Johnson
Over the last few weeks, I've been doing some performance testing of the SVG display tools I currently have access to. While I don't have conclusive results yet, some of my results have surprised me. The last time I tried anything close to this, browser results were pretty bad. But the current

Re: [svg-developers] Performance of scripting in current browsers

2008-11-03 Thread Erik Dahlström
On Tue, 04 Nov 2008 05:41:19 +0100, G. Wade Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Over the last few weeks, I've been doing some performance testing of the SVG display tools I currently have access to. While I don't have conclusive results yet, some of my results have surprised me. The last time I