As for SVG to PNG converters, Apache Batik does support SVG fonts. If
you show me the file with which you've tested it, I could probably
find the error.
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I'm searching any editor that support full SVG 1.1 spec, including
Hello, I am fairly new to SVG, and I have big projects...
At first, I need to do a download bar, which would display the
downloading status of large files, and start automatically an
animation or sound. Thanks to give me the right direction to start
(SVG 1.2, I guess, because SVG 1.1 missed
Cool Jake,
Thanks,
It's way faster than the recursive thing that my student Eric has been
working on. Though the quasi-recursive thing (using SMIL) that I have is
fast enough, but not very tree like yet.
David
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Yes.
After downloading Batik from SVN it works fine.
Thanks.
Caio Ariede
http://caioariede.com/
On Tue, Nov 18, 2008 at 9:54 AM, Frank Bruder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As for SVG to PNG converters, Apache Batik does support SVG fonts. If
you show me the file with which you've tested it, I
Hey everyone!
I have the need to generate non-overlapping circles, and I'm kind of
dreading writing the code that will do it from scratch. In fact, it
is even a little more complicated than that.
I want to be able to take hierarchical information and generate a sort
of random-looking web of
is possible load a javascript object as google map into a svg
document ? so i can see a google map into a svg graphic.
Thanks
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Lively Kernel does this:
http://research.sun.com/projects/lively/index.xhtml
Under More Complex Sample Widgets. (note that to get it to work in
FF3, you need to go to use firebug to adjust the height on the main
svg tag from 100% to 2000px, or however tall you want the main
canvas area to be,
Hi Steve,
Looking at the picture you've provided suggests to me the following approach:
a) generate a Voronoi diagram [1] (I think this can be done quickly, i.e. in
less than O(n^2) ) on a random set of n points; though I've never actually done
it -- maybe somebody knows of a link to an SVG
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Lively Kernel does this:
http://research.sun.com/projects/lively/index.xhtml
Under More Complex Sample Widgets. (note that to get it to work in
FF3, you need to go to use firebug to adjust the height on the main
David.
You're awesome. Thanks for these excellent ideas and resources.
Finally -- a use for my undergrad mathematics degree... ;)
Time to knock off the rust.
I'll definitely send out the link when I have it working (or
alternatively, when I have something to show).
-Steve
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Hi Robert,
You might be right, I don't have a complete understanding of the spec.
It does work in webkit, though, and this might be the source of my
confusion. Would I be correct in thinking, then, that something like
the following would be the correct way to specify an svg element that
takes up
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Hi Robert,
You might be right, I don't have a complete understanding of the spec.
It does work in webkit, though, and this might be the source of my
confusion. Would I be correct in thinking, then, that something
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