Re: compile errors

2005-03-04 Thread Tonny Kohar
Hi,

 BTW:  I'm using Java 1.5 to build.

If you are using 1.5 try to set the compiler option source to 1.4,
hopefully it solve your problem.

Regards
Tonny Kohar
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Re: compile errors

2005-03-04 Thread Thomas DeWeese
Denis Bohm wrote:
I downloaded the Batik source code and am getting a lot of compile 
errors.  For example, in StaticRenderer:

C:\xml-batik\sources\org\apache\batik\gvt\renderer\StaticRenderer.java:156: 
cannot find symbol
symbol  : constructor RenderingHints(java.awt.RenderingHints)
location: class java.awt.RenderingHints

Looking at the 1.4.2 docs there isn't any constructor for RenderingHints 
that takes a RenderingHints parameter.  I must be missing something 
obvious.  Anyone see what it is?
   Yes, RenderingHints implements the 'Map' interface which the
RenderingHints class does take as a constructor arg.
BTW:  I'm using Java 1.5 to build.
   This is the problem, among other smaller problems JDK 1.5 has a
built in DOM 3 Core org.w3.dom package, our trunk DOM implementation
does not currently implement DOM 3 (although Cameron has done this
in the svg12 branch).  Take Tonny's suggestion and compile in JDK 1.4
compat mode.
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Re: compile errors

2005-03-04 Thread Denis Bohm
Oh, I see.  In Java 1.5 the RenderingHints constructor takes a 
MapRenderingHints.Key, ? arg, not just a Map.  Is there a plan to move 
batik to Java 1.5 at some point?

By compiling in JDK 1.4 compat mode, I assume you mean using javac 
-source 1.4?  That seems to take care of the above issue, but the DOM3 
issue remain.

Sounds like I need to use JDK 1.4.  Or get the cvs svg12 branch.
Thomas DeWeese wrote:
Denis Bohm wrote:
I downloaded the Batik source code and am getting a lot of compile 
errors.  For example, in StaticRenderer:

C:\xml-batik\sources\org\apache\batik\gvt\renderer\StaticRenderer.java:156: 
cannot find symbol
symbol  : constructor RenderingHints(java.awt.RenderingHints)
location: class java.awt.RenderingHints

Looking at the 1.4.2 docs there isn't any constructor for 
RenderingHints that takes a RenderingHints parameter.  I must be 
missing something obvious.  Anyone see what it is?

   Yes, RenderingHints implements the 'Map' interface which the
RenderingHints class does take as a constructor arg.
BTW:  I'm using Java 1.5 to build.

   This is the problem, among other smaller problems JDK 1.5 has a
built in DOM 3 Core org.w3.dom package, our trunk DOM implementation
does not currently implement DOM 3 (although Cameron has done this
in the svg12 branch).  Take Tonny's suggestion and compile in JDK 1.4
compat mode.
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compile errors

2005-03-03 Thread Denis Bohm
I downloaded the Batik source code and am getting a lot of compile 
errors.  For example, in StaticRenderer:

   public StaticRenderer(RenderingHints rh,
 AffineTransform at){
   renderingHints = new RenderingHints(rh);
   usr2dev = new AffineTransform(at);
   }
C:\xml-batik\sources\org\apache\batik\gvt\renderer\StaticRenderer.java:156: 
cannot find symbol
symbol  : constructor RenderingHints(java.awt.RenderingHints)
location: class java.awt.RenderingHints

Looking at the 1.4.2 docs there isn't any constructor for RenderingHints 
that takes a RenderingHints parameter.  I must be missing something 
obvious.  Anyone see what it is?

BTW:  I'm using Java 1.5 to build.
Thanks,
 Denis
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