When I go it says This is an Internet Explorer web application. So, you've
lost me at the start. Why would you build an app in SVG that only works in
IE? IE is about as popular as syphilis these days.
I know well IE's characteristics required to build and introduce this web app.
To
Greetings to all.
I am interested in getting started creating maps in svg.
Is there a group which meets in San Diego County?
Thanks
George
Hey George,
I lived in San Diego for about 30 years: La Jolla, Julian, Mesa Grande, Palomar
Mountain..etc.
Great and diverse place.
I don't live
I wish the browser compatibility was greater at this time, but decided to
get the site 'out there' and work on browser issues progressively.
I surely agree with that approach: If the app gets some interest then spend
the, mostly agonizing, time to get it cross browser. I use IE as my
Hi Bert, Yes, this is the best place for you to have your svg questions
answered...welcome aboard!
4. copycat prevent
Is there any other way to hide the sourcecode of a big lossless scaleable
(and therefore printable with high resolution) artwork instead of showing it
only as a filmed
I'm currently working on a global map with paths for each country. All paths
are stored in an xml file, worldPaths.xml:
GlobalPaths xmlns=http://www.w3.org/2000/svg;
path id=myCountryCode d=... /
path id=myCountryCode d=... /
path id=myCountryCode d=... /
...
/GlobalPaths
Then I call the
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, Zia ziakhan@... wrote:
We have just published a free Windows 8 SVG app, Presentation Next:
http://apps.microsoft.com/windows/en-us/app/presentation-next/57c55802-1bdd-48c9-bf8b-e9e3c24cf051
It is a HTML5/SVG presentation builder and data
If you create an svg g id=MyG / ...
To create the 'Z-order' in svg is to use MyG.appendChild(element) where you can
control the stacking of elements. The last element is visually on top.
You can also use the MyG.insertBefore(topElement,childTargetElement)to
accomplish more sophisticated
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, Bjoern Hoehrmann derhoermi@... wrote:
* al_i_bi_bi wrote:
I try to use an use tag with an xlink:href to an external SVG ...
it's not supported in IE. This feature in most important when extracting a
symbol from a library file IE should support this(I
Hi David,
Possibly this may be helpful to give you an idea of how SVG is used to build
fonts.
A few years ago I worked on a project to access svg Unicode fonts and modify
them.
I clipped the following from my app that lists the fonts available as SVG files
in an array that would feed a url
Hi David,
There is another interesting application for D3's Voronoi.
It is based on Christopher Manning's Voronoi Diagram
with Force Directed Nodes and Delaunay Links at: http://bl.ocks.org/1734663
It's not just another pretty SVG image. It can be used as the engine to
tessellate random polygons
.
CVADRAT
ludwig@...
Sure, I'll be glad to help. I'm working something similar in a series of SVG
tessellation
web apps. I recently published an eBook as the first in this series
see:
http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/1000-uniform-tile-patterns-francis-hemsher/1114844981?ean=2940016184166
I'm
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, Yevgeny aqoon88@... wrote:
hello, i am trying to understand how to read path data, specifically why the
'trapezoid' in this http://jsfiddle.net/aqoon/LN23r/52/ original coordinates
are on the scale of 100?
thanks
I don't understand the 'scale of
I needed sophisticated math to generate SVG polygons. Javscript just didn't
have the Math handling I required.
Therefore, I decided to give Python a try. It works just dandy. I registered
Python as a scripting language at the server. I can then generate the data to
build SVG either on the
in effect for svg viewbox.
Regards,
Vishal
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Hi Vishal,
I have used the following to track the cursor as related to inline SVG:
//---x,y offset values for svgDiv (no page scrolling)---
function findPos(obj
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Hello all,
I have a trapezoid formed shape, drawn by path. It looks like a rectangle
with triangels on the left and right border.
Now I want to scale this shape horizontally. It works fine, but scaling
Hi Vishal,
I have used the following to track the cursor as related to inline SVG:
//---x,y offset values for svgDiv (no page scrolling)---
function findPos(obj)
{
var curleft = curtop = 0;
if (obj.offsetParent)
{
do {
curleft +=
David Wrote:
a) The Working Group recently decided [3] not to adopt replicate,
unless it is accompanied by concrete use cases and demonstration of
author/implementor interest.
Hi David,
For the past few weeks I have been evaluating the d3 Javascript library that is
used to generate
3. Mike Bostock (Square) talked about D3. It was undoubtedly the most
discussed presentation of the conference. D3 is the intellectual descendent
of Protovis that Mike developed at Stanford with his advisor Jeff Heer. D3
is utterly amazing! People involved in scientific, economic,
Raks Wrote:
I will be happier if I can hear some definitive advantages of SVG over
Canvas+CSS3Animation
What I see in Canvas are some talented individuals demonstrating very
impressive graphics. I've looked at those examples and have determined SVG can
do the same, and more...Wishing those
where the SVG element is more defined
that the Canvas.
Note: Both files are HTML5 with inline SVG and Canvas, suggest using IE9 to
view.
-Francis
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Raks Wrote:
I will be happier if I can hear some definitive
Thomas.O.Smailus@... wrote:
Yeah, this is ancient... but...
Did you ever get a solution to this:
A way to turn off the default ASV text highlighting functionality?
Peter Sorotokin (Jan 2002) wrote:
You need to do this:
evt.preventDefault()
in all your event handlers (mousedown,
It's my opinion that SVG needs a bit of marketing. It seems the general web
development community has not yet become aware of just how great SVG can be
employed to enhance their product.
Does anyone have any ideas on how we can launch SVG into web developer
awareness?
Regards,
Francis
David Daley Wrote:
Better yet, rather than spend the energy doing these (the last one in
particular will be fun), why not devote similar energies into enhancing
either FakeSMIL or SMILScript (or helping to convince our friends at
Microsoft to do so), so that authors who don't want to spend
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, David Dailey ddailey@... wrote:
Also, not trying to pile on, but my curiosity surrounds the issue of what
things did you find that worked in IE9 that don't work elsewhere?
I have found that almost anything that works in IE9 works elsewhere already,
dark3251@wrote:
OK, show me a SMIL animation. I'll present comparable JavaScript that
will do the same, but better.
Deal. I had some key values laying around from a project I did a while
ago. I will be happy to look at how efficiently (and quickly) you can
make this animation
--- Jeff Schiller wrote:
if(user.indexOf(MSIE 9.0)==-1 user.indexOf(MSIE 10.0)==-1)
um...
I'm not trying to pile on here, but I can't fathom why you would design this
application for one and only one browser. To my count, you're serving 7% of
web users and leaving the other 48% (yes,
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, dark3251 dark3251@... wrote:
This is just not so. What 'very large portion' of SVG functionality does
IE9 lack?
SMIL
SMIL is...dead,dead,dead. A bit of JavaScript can provide a much richer
animation experience than the canned methods of SMIL
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, dark3251 dark3251@... wrote:
SMIL is...dead,dead,dead. A bit of JavaScript can provide a much richer
animation experience than the canned methods of SMIL ;)
Dead? More like just being born...
First, I would disagree, because SMIL has the
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, dark3251 dark3251@... wrote:
Whoops, messed that link up:
Animation http://static.dorshnik.com/test/keys.svg
I've loaded the above into FF, Opera, and IE9/ASV.
All exhibit an obnoxious 'flashing' when the animation fires each time for
mouseover. FF
A few years ago, I built an SVG drawing app that worked in a Cloud, and created
SVG symbols and symbol libraries. Alas, it was, and remains, abit ahead of the
times. Therefore, I've simplified it, and am calling it SVGDiscovery_Lite.
This creates basic SVG drawings whose source can be
I've created a listing and examples of SVG methods, properties, styles, and
attributes for scripting. (the file below is best viewed in IE9)
See; http://www.svgDiscovery.com/SVGJavascriptREF/
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, ZdenÄk Kedaj zdenek.kedaj@... wrote:
Hello,
I have spent
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Please open the following page:
http://www.pinyinology.com/diaoHao2a/simple/svg/hcircle.html
You can see a circle is not full. I guess this is because the canvas is not
properly defined. I like the canvas is the
Hi,
I've created some epub documents including SVG, using Sigil, and read them via
the Nook Color for PC reader. It does display some SVG, but is somewhat
limited: It doesnt do much more than read basic shapes.
Does anyone know which epub readers currently support SVG with more substance
than
--- AndrewB a.j.brasher@... wrote:
Am I making a mistake in my coding, or is Firefox the only browser which
will load defs from external files?
The ability to refer to one set of icon definitions from many SVG files
is really useful, so I am hoping it's my coding which is at fault!
Hi
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, Robert Longson longsonr@... wrote:
Me thinks W3C is attempting to deprecate xlink:href and allow href to also
be used.
Yes, but that's not where you're going wrong.
href is in the xlink namespace and you set it as
setAttributeNS(xlinkns,
Robert Longson wrote:
use1.setAttributeNS(xref,xlink:href, #mySymbol)
is incorrect. The correct form would be
use1.setAttributeNS(xref,href, #mySymbol)
Best regards
Robert.
Hi Robert,
Me thinks W3C is attempting to deprecate xlink:href and allow href to also be
used. However
Nick de Voil wrote:
As part of a web-based drawing and diagramming application, I would like
to be able to create use elements on the fly, referring to symbol
elements which would themselves also ideally be defined on the fly.
So far, it seems that, if I define the symbols in a static
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, Francis Hemsher fhemsher@... wrote:
Nick de Voil wrote:
As part of a web-based drawing and diagramming application, I would like
to be able to create use elements on the fly, referring to symbol
elements which would themselves also ideally
Hi,
Does anyone know of examples of the new HTML5 drag/drop events(ondrag,
ondragend, ondragenter, ondragleave, ondragover, ondragstart, ondrop) for SVG
elements?
Thanks,
Francis
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Hi David,
Because SVG has no specifics on UI zoom and pan, many of us have had to create
script packages to accomplish this. No matter how elegant our zoom/pan works,
it still requires the user to 'learn' how to use it within our particular app.:
This is a burden to the SVG user.
Therefore,
Guy Morton Wrote:
Where are people getting the ideas that either MS is serious about
adding native SVG support to IE, or that there is any chance at all
that Adobe would sell them ASV?
I mean, it's a nice daydream of course, but this is MS we're talking
about here...
Has anyone
and MS.
Regards,
Francis Hemsher
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Hi Francis,
I wish I shared your optimism.
MS have a history of ignoring international standards and coming up
with
their own extremely similar but MS-only standard. They have
shown no
interest
John C. Turnbull wrote:
Excellent suggestion Francis!
But... it will never happen. Why not? One word: Silverlight.
Why support
SVG when you can lock your customers in to a proprietary MS
technology?
Hi John,
Yes, it is apparent to all that the XAML/Silverlight folks at MS have
My approach to do this, as code-aholic :), would be to include the
element within an SVG element with a specified viewBox. Make a copy
of thes SVG element(clone it), include a dash-array for the clone's
stroke, then adjust the clone's viewBox to give you offset needed.
This can be done
This is a desk-top prototype demonstration for our SVG image messaging
on mobile units. It is currently under development to deploy within
various mobile user agents.
The concept is similiar to threads and posts for data-sharing
applications. The collections are the threads, the coins are its
I wish these Yahoo lists could allow a graceful correction to
posts...
Anyway, style visibility:visible is required rather than
visibility='visiblity'. Standard CSS applies ;)
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Is there a way to embed HTML
Hi Andreas,
No matter how very great a plugin can be,
most institutions will not allow their downloads.
Unless the package is resident, it will be unavailable to about 70%
of the quality audience.
Also, I think the ActiveX thingie in IE7 is a mess.
Francis
Cameron,
I remember that you said
Microsoft will take
SVG
and run with it. If they can create a Save as SVG function from
their WPF interface I think they have a great market - i.e.
Develop in
Windows and run anywhere.
Bruce
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Francis.Hemsher@ wrote:
Hey Bruce,
I
Hey Bruce,
I think you and I took a peek at this comment about the same time
today:)
I guess I'll share what I mumbled to myself...
The quick fix to the substanital response by SVG'ers to the IE7 team
to include SVG may have been to package the ASV3 with IE7. However
Adobe is not, in any way,
Hi Chaste,
It's what we do...
See: www.mobiusPortal.com
Who do you represent?
Regards,
Francis
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wrote:
Hi
I posted yesterday asking where to find good SVG contractors and I
have received a lot of interest from ppl in
Hi Stefan,
I think you should contact Jon Frost. He is both SVG and .NET savvy.
Regards,
Francis
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, mmaker21 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
during the last few months I built a .NET UserControl for a (big)
customer, that extends ASV3.02 with scrollbars,
There is a need to transport SVG displays: for print or email.
Anyone who has the talent to take a 'snapshot' of a dynamic display of
the SVG image and package it for transport for both printing and email
will be much appreciated.
Thanks,
Francis
P.S. Phi, do you understand?
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To
Hey Jonathan,
The scent of the daisey is subtle, yet substantial, for those who
appreciate its existence.
Regards,
Francis
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Why not use IE?
cheers
Jonathan Chetwynd
On 4 Jul 2006, at 06:53, Denish
@yahoogroups.com, Francis Hemsher
| Francis.Hemsher@ wrote:
|
| Hello All,
|
| I've looked at the recent votes, and its at about 185 and
| continuing.
|
| I guess we could go on for the next few months and build
| this to any
| number. I think it's time to make a statement
their input.
Francis
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wrote:
Hi, Francis-
Nice work getting this ball rolling. I'm not sure how much affect
it will
have, but it certainly can't hurt. I also posted this to SVG.org.
Francis Hemsher wrote:
|
| P.S
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The voting is currently at 72 and counting...
(I looked at other voting subjects, and SVG can pull ahead of the
pack in voting interest.)
I think the knowledgeble comments with each vote are excellent,
showing a substantial
ahead of the
pack in voting interest.)
I think the knowledgeble comments with each vote are excellent,
showing a substantial awareness of SVG, the marketplace, how IE can
participate.
Francis
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Francis.Hemsher@ wrote:
The Internet
The Internet Explorer 7 team is now taking input on how to support SVG
in the final build of IE7, and also looking to ideas for IE8.
You can cast a vote and add commments directly to that team.
See: https://connect.microsoft.com/default.aspx
(To vote and comment takes a few moments to join the
alternative?
Jeff
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, Richard Gnyla richard@
wrote:
Nice find Francis
Voted already, lets hope they listen now..the more people
vote the
better, come on guys
Richard
Francis Hemsher wrote:
The Internet Explorer 7 team is now taking
I agree, Ronan. I guess it's in my nature to overreact to things that
bother me. Batik looks good.
Ronan Oger wrote:
Francis, there is no learning curve involved.
Batik comes with a rasteriser called batik-rasteriser, which you call
on the
command line.
When in doubt, ask google, or
errors.
I wouldn't normally post this here, but hopefully someone can get
back to them so they can fix the problem.
Francis
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Hi Doug Tom,
This looks like it could be fun. I'll go for PNG and Batik: a bit
files.
Andreas
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, Francis Hemsher
Francis.Hemsher@ wrote:
Shucks, I was about have some fun with Batik. But their
navigation
bar creates a ton of errors so I can't navigate the site. I have
IE6
w/Windows XP-pro. Also, being a developer, I keep
I guess what I must say is if Batik can't get past a clean
navigation process of their site then I don't want to use them.
You say there is no problem?...well I surely know if I do have a
problem, don't you think?
Francis
Francis Hemsher wrote:
|
| Shucks, I was about have some fun
that has such a basic flaw in
user interaction?
Francis
Doug Schepers wrote:
Francis Hemsher wrote:
|
| I guess what I must say is if Batik can't get past a clean
| navigation process of their site then I don't want to use them.
Even if the site has problems (which I don't buy
Phi Wrote:
As I understand that this list nourishes professionalism. We do
promote
respecting of all other developers as well as ourselves.
As the professional once we go on legitimate web site and if their
script is
put on the external JS file. It is a clear underlined intention of
those
Phi Wrote:
As I understand that this list nourishes professionalism. We do
promote
respecting of all other developers as well as ourselves.
As the professional once we go on legitimate web site and if
their
script is
put on the external JS file. It is a clear underlined
job in creating the document.
Thanks,
Francis
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Hi All,
svg-developers@yahoogroups.com wrote on 04/20/2006 12:52:33 AM:
Francis Hemsher wrote:
|
| Based on that view, its elements, translations, and zoom
level, I can
Hello,
I need some help.
I'm beginning to work on feature whereby a viewer can zoom into a
segment of the SVG document and send that view off to a friend, via
email.
Based on that view, its elements, translations, and zoom level, I can
build an SVG document on the server. After It's built,
Hi Richard and/or Alex
I looked at your app. It's the typical initial effort to address SVG
in the unrealistic environment of cross-browser creations. If you
want to continue in this direction, you will find you are expending
90% of your time in the frustrations of browser anomalies, rather
Geoffrey Swenson wrote:
My limited experience so far with Firefox's SVG implementation leads
me to
believe that it is so buggy and incomplete that it is useless. I'd
rather
try to force it to use the Adobe plugin. Mozilla seems totally
incapable of
running the Adobe plugin, and Opera runs
Darryl Watson wrote:
Hello again-
I'm using IE6 and ASV 3.03.
I think I'm struggling with some misconceptions about how events
work in
SVG. I have an embedded SVG document, and most of the time, I
have a
common set of onclick and onmouseover handlers defined on the SVG
tag of
the
I believe there is a magic oportunity at this time to convince MS
Adobe that they can include ASV3 in the IE7 browser. Gad, no download,
that would enhance SVG use a thousand-fold.
I suggest you excercise your intelligence to foster this oportunity.
Francis
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Francis.Hemsher wrote:
I've tested a few neat ideas. Any workarounds will be a freebie :)
btw, I've seen a few tricky approaches by the macromedia folks. (I
guess we can work together on this.)
The easiest workaround is to create a js file that holds a
document.write for the embed.
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I asked my accountant today If I could put 50 grand(US) on the
line.
She chuckled, and said not again, Francis...we've travelled
many
intresting journeys together.
I, for a fact, know
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Subject: [svg-developers] Re: IE7 Beta 2 has an SVG Embed Problem
John Dowdell wrote:
Francis Hemsher wrote:
I think you left out the most
Frankly, I'm tired of dealing with the crap of Adobe and the
manipulations of MS relative to SVG and its developers. For almost five
years we have been frustated in our efforts to provide commercial
applications for SVG.
I would like to suggest a class action suite by SVG developers against
of hours.
Richard
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, Francis Hemsher
Francis.Hemsher@ wrote:
Frankly, I'm tired of dealing with the crap of Adobe and the
manipulations of MS relative to SVG and its developers. For
almost five
years we have been frustated in our efforts to provide
John [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For example, what about the time he/she said her accountant said she
could afford to offer $50,000 prize to this list.
Didn't somebody solve that programming challenge? But what ever
happened to the $50,000? Was it paid? If the challenge was solved
and the
Francis Hemsher wrote:
IE7 Beta 2 Preview(3/20/2006) does not initially focus on the
events
contained within an SVG document included in an embed.
It provides its own statement, via an onMouseOver popup
display: click
to activate and use this control.
That is true. It is not just
is here and nobody is anywhere near to
disband them.
Domenico
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, John Dowdell jdowdell@
wrote:
Francis Hemsher wrote:
IE7 Beta 2 Preview(3/20/2006) does not initially focus on the
events
contained within an SVG document included in an embed
has someone used it? please let me know if you have some suggestions.
thank you!
I'll be happy to give you some feedback. Right now, I'm downloading
your package with the .Net framework. Gee, it tells me that it will
take about 2 hours. First suggestion: speed up the download :)
Francis
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, Fulio Pen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Following page contains svg files and the visitor is asked to
download the ASV. Wondering if there is a better way to invite people
for downloading. Or the file will be automatically downloaded when the
file is
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Francis.Hemsher@ wrote:
has someone used it? please let me know if you have some
suggestions.
thank you!
I'll be happy to give you some
Hi Doug,
This a meaningfull subject for serious SVG apps that generate 1000's
of elements from XML data.
I posted an example file on this list awhile back that addressed
10,000 elements.
see: xmlSVG1.zip
The basic approach was that a viewer wants to quickly see a sampling
of the elements
Hi Bruno,
Just a quick response, and apologize for not looking further into
your app.
JavaScript/ECMAscript is not happy with variable names that are
integers. Could that be the problem..?
Francis
Bruno Marquié wrote:
Hi all,
I need your lights!
I am working with IE and ASV 3.
I have a
Hi Fulio,
Have fun at clip and mask.
Francis
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I would like to draw an ellipse that consists of half of the
border being in dashed line, and the other half in solid line.
http://www.pinyinology.com/svg/ellipse1.svg
Francis:
Did you have a grand
time on your vacation? I hope you met your significant other.
Dominico:
No, but I finally met with Nirvana, she says hello to anyone who's
still looking for her.
Shucks, 20 years ago I met her Amsterdam...tell her I said hi(hope she
remembers).
Francis
On Wednesday 01 February 2006 11:02, Francis Hemsher wrote:
I've tested IE7 beta 2 and find it seamless and worthy for those
who
have developed SVG in the IE browser, using Adobe SVG Viewer 3.
What
this means is that the IE browser of the future fully supports
your
efforts of the past.
Also
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Francis.Hemsher@ wrote:
Hi Ronan,
Of course, the ASV3 was a plugin. It worked great..no hiccups
nor
trying to make it 'fit', in a very sophisticated
either, booh).
Domenico
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Francis.Hemsher@ wrote:
Hi Ronan,
Of course, the ASV3 was a plugin. It worked great..no hiccups
nor
trying to make it 'fit', in a very sophisticated app.
I've made a request to MS to consider
I've tested IE7 beta 2 and find it seamless and worthy for those who
have developed SVG in the IE browser, using Adobe SVG Viewer 3. What
this means is that the IE browser of the future fully supports your
efforts of the past.
Also, it provides a stable environment for your future development.
Hi Verusa,
I use IE6 and Active Server Pages.
I send XML to a file, then, I guess you can insert it as svg
elements into SVG file. However, I keep it as XML and then download
it later to propagate an SVG file on the client.
Below is an example with one element:
function sendCircle()
{
Andrew,
I don't think you are as independent as I am in drawing conclusions
about MS's manipulation of W3C.
You seem linked to MS..
Andrew Watt is an independent consultant and computer book author
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On Saturday 17 December 2005 04:35, Francis Hemsher wrote:
Hi Sherm,
I guess you sent this as a statement from Adobe as a positive
indication of their continuing support of SVG.
The following quote from below to meet the needs of customers
and
partners tells me as, an open-source developer
Dominico Wrote;
'cause I'm on vacation
for 15 days starting... now! Shame, because I would like to develop.
Sure,
If you're 10 seconds away from you laptop, you'll probably suffer
withdrawal...
Just kidding, enjoy.
Francis
P.S. Much can happen in 15 days...
Hi Sherm,
I guess you sent this as a statement from Adobe as a positive
indication of their continuing support of SVG.
The following quote from below to meet the needs of customers and
partners tells me as, an open-source developer, to expect diddly
from Adobe in the true future of SVG.
In my
I took a look at your URL. The SVG file must be as big as horse:)
I waited 5 mins, but it didn't appear.
Try putting it in an EMBED...
Francis
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, bluolinist
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I want to preface with a warning that I am as fresh of a
I think at, this time, open-source can rule the future. It seems to me
that developers have invested millions upon millions of frustrating
hours in attempting to make their stuff work in many bizarre
envrionments. Let's take some time, and quit this silliness, and go on
strike. A simple
Probably the only honest answer to your question...
Yes,
Francis
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, gee_whiz_bang [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I just installed the ASV 6 beta (from
http://www.adobe.com/svg/viewer/install/beta.html )
and it looks really good. The antialiasing looks better,
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