[svg-developers] IE7 and svg

2006-09-18 Thread Jeroen Vanattenhoven
http://ajaxian.com/archives/audible-ajax-episode-18-the-ie7-team

There is one question about svg in IE7. Haven't listened to it yet.

Jeroen

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Re: [svg-developers] Re: Announcement: Adobe to Discontinue Adobe SVG Viewer

2006-09-09 Thread Jeroen Vanattenhoven
yeah, I'm waiting for that one ...

[EMAIL PROTECTED] schreef:
 I spose we are now in the hands of

 http://www.gosvg.net/




   
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 As of when??!?!?!!?
 What happened???
 Leonard
 --

 Hi Leonard (and the other 7455 people on this list),

 I changed jobs in May, leaving Adobe to join IBM's Emerging Technologies
 group to help with OpenAjax. I left Adobe for IBM because this OpenAjax
 opportunity was just too attractive, even though my previous assignments at
 Adobe were also interesting and fun. (OK. I'll come clean. The REAL reason
 was I felt hugely embarrassed about living in Silicon Valley and not
 changing jobs in 13 years.) Here are some URLs on OpenAjax:

 http://www-03.ibm.com/press/us/en/pressrelease/19187.wss - OpenAjax
 launched with 15 original members
 http://www-03.ibm.com/press/us/en/pressrelease/19623.wss - OpenAjax gains
 13 additional members
 http://www.infoworld.com/article/06/05/22/78577_HNajaxforge_1.html - Press
 report on first OpenAjax Alliance meeting
 http://ajax.sys-con.com/read/233247.htm - About me taking the reins

 There will be a lot more information about OpenAjax in the coming weeks. In
 particular, we are about to unveil our web site, a white paper, outline
 definition of the OpenAjax Hub (and associated open source project),
 announcements of new members, and have our second face-to-face meeting.
 Very cool stuff. Maybe not as cool as SVG or next-generation PDF, but cool
 nonetheless, and as I have mentioned in previous emails, SVG is becoming a
 component technology of Ajax. (And I can now hang my head high again in
 Silicon Valley due to having job-hopped recently.)

 Jon

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[svg-developers] passing events

2006-07-25 Thread Jeroen Vanattenhoven
When you have 2 graphical objects on top of each other (a rectangle and 
polygon f.e.), can you make the bottom one get the event when someone 
clicks on the top object?

Purpose is for a gis client to be able to edit a selected feature 
(bottom one) when some other feature is still visible on top.

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Re: [svg-developers] Establishing a coordinate system

2006-06-21 Thread Jeroen Vanattenhoven
As regard to the X-axis, you don't have to do anything with the 
coordinates. What you have to do is placing the viewBox attribute of the 
svg root element to the left so you can see the negative X coordinates.

For the Y-axis there are 2 solutions. The best solution is most 
GIS-applications is multiplying the Y coordinates with (-1). The other 
solution is using a group element which contains all other content. To 
that group element you add a transform attribute which mirrors the Y 
axis. The downside to this approach is that your text will be upside down.

You will also have to place the viewBox upwards if you want to be able 
to see the content with negative Y coordinates.

Probably something like this (correct me if I'm wrong plz):

svg viewBox=-100 -100 200 200 ... 
rect x=-10 y=-10 width=20 height=20 fill=blue
/svg

This will show an area from x[-100, 100] and y[-100,100] with a blue 
rectangle in the middle.

Jeroen

sachin629s schreef:

 hi all

 i am calculating certain coordinate points according to the cartesian
 coordinate with four quadrants
 how shud i ma them to the svg canvas as the origin of this canvas is
 the top/left corner and the x axis goes towards the right and y axis
 moves downwards .
 pls guide me

  


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Re: [svg-developers] Pan and Zoom

2006-06-15 Thread Jeroen Vanattenhoven
I assume you are talking about svg images. Well, www.carto.net has many 
examples and tutorials. For your question you should take a look at 
http://www.carto.net/papers/svg/navigationTools/.

Jeroen

Alex schreef:

 Hello everyone, this is my first post here.

 I am looking for an advice and some examples.
 I am trying to make a php image (map) which is generated by php from
 the data in database. All that is done already actually. What I need
 now is to create functionality to move (pan) and zoom in/out that
 image I already have. I need to make some pan and zoom buttons or
 something like that with javascript. Can anyone show me some code
 snippets to to do this kind of thing?

 Thank you in advance.

 A

  


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Re: [svg-developers] How to make SVGZ from a SVG file?

2006-06-12 Thread Jeroen Vanattenhoven
I think you can also do this at web server level. With Apache you can 
configure whether you want to use gzip if I'm not mistaken. The same 
probably works with IIS.

Jeroen

Fernando Kogik schreef:

 Hello all,
 I have an web application where we have to pass a large SVG but the
 bandwidth is your Bottleneck. For that, i´m think about using Gzip
 libraries to make an SVGZ file, that can be opened in ASV3.0. Is there any
 Borland C++ libraries and/or Java libraries to implement Gzip algorithms?
 Thanks in advance

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Re: [svg-developers] esri shapefiles to SVG?

2006-06-09 Thread Jeroen Vanattenhoven
Andreas Neumann has created a little tool which you can use for free. It 
is commandline with several options (including id options if I remember 
correctly). You can get it at 
http://www.carto.net/papers/svg/utils/shp2svg/.

Jeroen

csorba_edith schreef:

 Hi,
 I am new to the group, so if this question was already debated, sorry
 for that.
 I have a problem with transfering shapefiles from ArcMap to SVG
 format. If I use the export map to SVG format option in ArcMap it
 doesn't use the coordinates in meters and doesn't add ID's, which I
 need to connect to my database. I tried using GeoCon, but the output
 SVG file is more like a map of black stains, than an actual map. I
 have around 10 shapefiles on the map, and they are quite detailed.
 Any hint, any help?
 Thanks.
 Edith

  


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[svg-developers] Firefox speed

2006-06-06 Thread Jeroen Vanattenhoven
We (researchgroup Docarch) are currently working on a gis webclient. We 
experience a severe performance problem on Firefox. The content is about 
0.5 MB and contains path information of approximately 4000 points. 
Zooming and panning take about 5 seconds (AMD 1700+, 1GB RAM, Win2k).

Is that normal? Can we do anything about that?

Jeroen

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[svg-developers] Google maps SVG support

2006-05-11 Thread Jeroen Vanattenhoven
According to this Ajaxian article, Google Maps will support SVG: 
http://ajaxian.com/archives/google-maps-svn-support.

Jeroen

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Re: [svg-developers] Re: progress on svg viewers?

2006-05-10 Thread Jeroen Vanattenhoven
Yes, Renesis provided an alpha version. There was a 30MB SVG file 
present. Renesis was the only one able to open it. I tried with Opera, 
Firefox and IE + ASV: all crashed. So it seems performance is really 
good there. Too bad it takes really, really long with that Renesis 
viewer. And it's future still isn't clear.

Jeroen

Andreas Neumann schreef:
   your oberservations are quite correct. None of todays SVG
   renderers/UAs is really capable
   to display large amounts of data.
 
  ... which is not surprising seeing most are Web browsers or browser 
 plugins, and the
 premisse is that web data is not all that large (or am I being awfully 
 old-fashioned now?).

 no, absolutely correct for a web application.

 But if you think about developing a SVG based offline multimedia 
 application or use SVG
 for scientific visualization offline SVG viewers really should be able 
 to handle larger
 amounts of data.

  There is a company called Evolgrafix that's busy on a viewer that's 
 supposed to be much
 faster and capable (see http://www.gosvg.net/), 
 http://www.gosvg.net/%29, but it keeps being postponed or
 otherwise delayed (vapourware ?)

 I think this works fine for most static content (and yes, it is faster 
 than most other SVG
 UAs), but the DOM stuff isn't cleanly implemented yet.

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Re: [svg-developers] Re: Vote for SVG Support in IE7

2006-05-06 Thread Jeroen Vanattenhoven
Just a question related to this: Since they have VML for vector 
graphics, which looks like SVG, couldn't they reuse some of its 
implementation for SVG?

Jeroen

Doug Schepers schreef:
 Just a note here to indicate a major obstacle/opportunity for SVG in 
 IE. IE
 does not currently support DOM2 (much less DOM3), and thus many of the
 methods and consistency of scripting that we are used to in SVG would 
 not be
 there if IE implemented SVG today. So, while I am definitely hoping 
 that IE
 will eventually support SVG, I don't think it will happen until they 
 build a
 new DOM engine. By that same token, when/if they do build it (and they 
 have
 to, in order to make a competitive modern browser), SVG will be much 
 easier
 for them to add on top while they are in the process. Overall, I'm
 optimistic, but I'm prepared to be patient.  

 Regards-
 Doug


 Jeff Schiller wrote:
 |
 | Francis,
 |
 | Not sure why I'm nominated, but thanks - I guess ;)
 |
 | Anyway, I did send a request to Chris Wilson on his personal blog
 | feedback form for more information regarding SVG in IE and in
 | particular what was said about SVG and IE at MIX06.  I never received
 | a reply, I assume he's swamped.
 |
 | However, tonight the IEBlog did put up links to MIX06 videos (each at
 | 1-hour long).  Go read my summary here:
 | http://blog.codedread.com/archives/2006/05/04/the-future-of-in
 | ternet-explorer-and-web-standards/
 | there was a small mention of SVG in the middle of one of the videos.
 |
 | Regards,
 | Jeff
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 |  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 to the IEblog, rather
 |  than extend this further.
 | 
 |  I'd like to nominate Jeff Schiller to revisit that blog to present
 |  the SVG Developers Statement, based on the comments from the
 |  voting list.
 | 
 |  This statement would assist the IE7 team to make a
 | decision, and see
 |  the future if the right decision is made.
 | 
 |  We can quicky build this statement on this list, giving opportunity
 |  for all to provide their input.
 | 
 |  Francis
 | 
 |  --- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, Doug Schepers doug@
 |  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. hopefully we will be a legitimate bug for IE8's native
 |   | SVG Object.
 |  
 |   There will probably be updates between IE7 and IE8... let's hope
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Re: [svg-developers] Firefox

2006-04-27 Thread Jeroen Vanattenhoven
The latest version of Firefox has native support for SVG (most of it, 
mainly animation is yet to come). For Internet Explorer you have to 
install the Adobe SVG Viewer 3.03, available on the website of Adobe.

Jeroen

Darrel Yoon schreef:
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[svg-developers] Vote for Microsoft SVG

2006-04-27 Thread Jeroen Vanattenhoven
Hello,

Could somebody explain again how to vote for this? I logged in with my 
msn account, registered for something. After that I got the msn screen 
again, after loggin in I got the register screen again.

Why do they make those websites so difficult? It's the opposite of 
usability.

Jeroen

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Re: [svg-developers] (unknown)

2006-04-26 Thread Jeroen Vanattenhoven
Hello,

Currently I'm working on a digital city guide which provides walks and 
multimedia information about the city and its history. I'm using a 
PocketPC device and eSVG viewer. This viewer has support for SVG 1.1 
Full. Though it has lots of problems and bugs. I'm using Visual Studio 
2005 to program for this device. I'm using the C++ version because that 
way I can handle events on svg objects. There is also a .Net Compact 
Framework available if you want to work with C#. But this version 
doesn't allow handling events. It's not supported yet. Moreover, The 
latest version dates from 25-08-2005 I think.

Bitflash also had an SDK for PDA. But this one is very low-level C++ and 
is very complicated to work with. Some people on this list have 
experience with that I believe.

So for PDA's the choices are very limited and there are no prospects for 
the future. If there are, please tell me about it! :)

For mobile phones or smartphones the future looks to be a lot more 
promising.  A lot of devices are being chipped with SVG 1.1 or 1.2 Tiny 
support. Opera for example has a browser which also allows AJAX 
applications. Nokia provides several Java API's to work with SVG and 
mobile applications (JSR-226). Nokia is currently working on the next 
version of the Java SVG API (JSR-287). While JSR-226 provides Tiny 1.1 
support, the new JSR-287 will provide Tiny 1.2 support.

Another option would be Tinyline, an open-source java toolkit for Tiny SVG.

You could use these Java solutions on PDA (PocketPC) as well, but you'd 
have to install a Java Runtime Environment. I've tried the one from IBM 
and that works ok.

To conclude: support for mobile phones or smartphones will eventually be 
better than support for PDA. Probably because PDA's will dissapear and 
Smartphones will take over, because they will have the same functionality.

Jeroen

Ronan Oger schreef:
 maybe ask on [EMAIL PROTECTED]

 As far as I am aware there are no svg-enabled players today on mobile 
 devices
 that support svg applications. There are some primitive static svg
 implementations, but I have never seen an svg application that works on a
 mobile phone.

 Several mobile svg viewer vendors have told me that the latest 
 versions of
 their softwares have an svg player that can handle ajax functionality
 however, from my limited perspective as an svg application developer, 
 I can
 only say that so far this is vapour ware to me.

 Maybe someone on this group can show an svg application that they have 
 used on
 a mobile device?

 also, beware of the mobile marketing term 'supports svg'. Generally
 speaking,mobile technology vendors operate in a closed ecosystem which
 shields them from the hard fact-checking that one gets with web 
 technologies.
 When mobile devices claim to support svg, they generally mean today 
 that the
 device can recieve an mms message with an embedded svg picture and 
 render it.

 This is still very, very far from the internet's concept of supporting a
 technology.

 So where does this leave you, a developer who wants to develop svg
 applications for a mobile device?

 If you are satisfied with using svg like web pages without javascript 
 or ajax,
 then you can build svg applications for mobiles with smil and no state
 keeping. For this, you simply need to identify mobile devices which 
 support
 svgt1.0 or svgt1.1 content over http.

 If you want to use svg as gui layer for interactive devices with state 
 using
 ajax behaviour, then you need to find out which devices (will) support 
 this
 and then you need to develop your application like any other ajax 
 application
 as long as you conform with svg's xml paradigm (there's that word 
 again...).

 Good luck.

 Ronan

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Re: [svg-developers] Re: Polygons

2006-04-21 Thread Jeroen Vanattenhoven
Yes I meant lowercase (relative coordinates). These allow path elements 
to be described in a much shorter way than regular coordinates. I just 
wasn't sure whether this was possible with polygons. Thx.

Jeroen

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  So for maps paths are always better than polygons?
 
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Re: [svg-developers] Handling of the virtual pen

2006-04-20 Thread Jeroen Vanattenhoven
Do you mean: http://www.w3.org/TR/SVG/shapes.html ?

Jeroen

lefevrol schreef:
 Regarding the way lines are drawn, the java.awt.Graphics
 documentation says:

 The graphics pen hangs down and to the right from the
 path it traverses. [This fact] has the following
 implication: if you draw a figure that covers a given
 rectangle, that figure occupies one extra row of pixels
 on the right and bottom edges as compared to filling a
 figure that is bounded by that same rectangle.

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[svg-developers] From clientX/Y or screenX/Y to map coördinates

2006-04-14 Thread Jeroen Vanattenhoven
In eSVG I can use clientX/Y, screenX/Y, getScreenCTM and getCTM (and 
viewbox). How can I get the map coördinates? It gets even more difficult 
when you know I can rotate the map. I do this by altering a transform 
attribute on a group element which contains all layers.

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Re: [svg-developers] Re: An SVG Tutorial

2006-04-13 Thread Jeroen Vanattenhoven
Opera is the most brilliant browser there is. I've been using it from 
version 7. The GUI is somewhat difficult in the beginning, because you 
can configure practically everything about it. But after a short while 
it is a wonderful experience. It's also the fastest browser out there. 
It is incredibly compact (4.11 MB install file), certainly when you know 
it provides an email-program, download manager, popup blocker, rss-feed 
reader, irc-chat client and torrent-client. AND it provides native SVG 
support, which is being implemented at lighting speed. Those guys are 
really doing a great job.

Nobody asks that software works in Opera because it isn't known enough. 
Firefox stole a lot of the attention, in my opinion because the GUI is 
really easy, and because of the numerous extensions, themes and so on. 
Their marketing is also pretty good.

Jeroen

Richard Gnyla schreef:
 I actually find Opera browser the worst browser to work with ( but have
 heard its the most strict when it comes to standards, so it should be
 the browser we all should get it working in )

 With Firefox and IE  on PC and Safari / Firefox I am having at least
 some joy but Opera.

 My theory is that no one uses it in the real world, Ive never come
 across a client that has asked whether our software works in
 Opera.I just hope Opera doesnt go out to the masses if Google /
 Microsoft buy it...(rumours)

 Richard

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  What's market share got to do with being better? I thought the 
 tradition is
  the more market share you have, the crappier your browser. ;-)
 
  Being slightly more serious, Mozilla has one person working full time on
  SVG, while Opera had two last time I heard. Also the Opera 9 
 previews are
  much more recent than the SVG code in Firefox 1.5. Not that this is 
 really a
  meaningful question with a meaninful answer. The best answer is probably
  just because. :-) I don't even know that one is really better 
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Re: [svg-developers] Another GIS problem

2006-04-12 Thread Jeroen Vanattenhoven
My icons are already SVG icons. For testing purposes I used the ones 
that are available on www.carto.net.

Phi Tran schreef:
 On 4/12/06, Jeroen Vanattenhoven [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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  Thanks for the information Bill.
 
  I know this is a generic mapping problem. Is there online material about
  these problems?
 
  The problem of the icons still remains when creating level of detail
  zooming. We allow the user to turn the map. So Icons will have to be
  rotated and repositioned. Is there an easy way to do this, or do you
  have to calculate it everytime and update the icons dynamically? I heard
  someone talk about labelers which would be software components which
  where responsable for labeling on maps. Can you point me to any
  documentation about that?.


 Documentation?:  I only can share you my experience (20(s) yrs graphic
 programing).
 Since your Icon is a bitmap.
 1- In reservation of  the quality it only do good if you rotate it
 90-180-270 or mirror it. (other wise the qulaity is not good sometime
 awful).
 2- The quality of an scaled bitmap is fairly OK if you scaled down, but
 scale up --- uhm, uhm . . . not recommended.
 3- Recomendation: Because the Icon it should be small it does not cost you
 alot to have them converted into vectoring graphic presentation (SVG is
 one).


 Best Regards

 Phi

 Regards,
 
  Jeroen
 
  Bill Thoen schreef:
   Jeroen,
   This is a generic mapping problem, not unique to SVG. It's similar to
   the problem of how do you represent a city? At large scales a city 
 is a
   multi-polygon region, but at smaller scales it eventually becomes a
   point and at still smaller scales, it shouldn't appear at all (unless
   it's a particularly big city or the focus of the map.) Likewise,
   labeling style, positioning and density will change with scale or 
 you'll
   find that at some scales the map is unreadable.
  
   There's all kinds of methods to control cartographic information
   density, but I think one of the best and simplest is to pre-define 
 fixed
   scales (e.g. city-wide, district, neighborhood, street, and property)
   and design layers to look good at each pre-set scale. Then when you
   display the map set only the layers approriate for the current 
 scale to
   'visible' and hide all the rest. You might also restrict the user to
   choosing only those fixed scales that you have pre-defined and 
 know will
   look good. An example of this method would be MapQuest and I think
   Google maps.
  
   - Bill Thoen
  
  
   Jeroen Vanattenhoven wrote:
  
   Currently I have a city map with a hiking route. I have Points of
   interest icons on the map. Some of those are points along the 
 route. So
   I also have icons for the points along the route. For the first point
   for example I have a number 1 icon and a point of interest icon. For
  the
   second point I have a number 2 and a number 3 icon, and a point of
   interest icon. All belonging to the same point.
   
   How do you display that? Because when zooming in, the number icon and
   the poi icon will have more and more distance between them.
   
   How do you handle the problem of overlapping icons?
   
   How do you handle the problem of multiple icons belonging to the same
   geographical point.
   
   This is for a digital hiking guide on pda. So for the users
  convenience,
   the map can also be rotated. This means the icons also have to be
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Re: [svg-developers] Re: Firefox 2

2006-04-10 Thread Jeroen Vanattenhoven
When will FF2 approximately be released?

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   I see the roadmap for Firefox 2 is looking to be released around end
   Q3, beginning Q4. Does anybody know whether SVG will be improved in
   the release?
  
   Richard
  
 
  They have added support for textPath into Firefox 2 Alpha 1 (called
  Bon Echo).  I think there are some additional bug fixes
  (implementing the target attribute for the a element, for instance)
  but my understanding is that only Firefox 3 (early 2007) will have
  major SVG changes (declarative animation, filters, etc).
 

 I know they are also working on improving the performance of the SVG
 implementation.  This involves some re-architecture of the SVG code,
 so I doubt we'll see this until Firefox 3.

 If you're interested, you can download a recent trunk build
 (http://www.squarefree.com/burningedge/) 
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Re: [svg-developers] SVG in IE - Update

2006-04-05 Thread Jeroen Vanattenhoven
Would XLST be faster/better to do this?

Jeroen

David Dailey schreef:
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 I have posted an update to IESVG, a simple Javascript behavior that
 allows inline SVG to be rendered in IE 'natively' using VML to render.
 I added simple support for gradient fills and svg:g elements.

 Interesting... am I correct in assuming you are using JavaScript to
 read the SVG content, and where
 corresponding VML tags exist  (like ellipse:oval and rect:rect and
 path:curves+lines), you rebuild the content in those VML tags? As I
 recall the VML gradients were a bit restrictive compared to SVG's
 gradients, so one could imagine trying to stitch chucks of SVG
 gradients together to mimic the stop points in SVG.

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Re: [svg-developers] SVG DEbug

2006-03-30 Thread Jeroen Vanattenhoven
You could try Ajax Toolkit Framework of IBM which works with Eclipse 
(http://www.alphaworks.ibm.com/tech/ajaxtk). I saw it in action at an 
AJAX seminar and it really looked promising. It also has support for 
some of the AJAX frameworks out there (Dojo, Zimbra, ...). They mention 
that you should be able to add your own js-libraries to the IDE.

Jeroen

chmavrog schreef:
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Re: [svg-developers]GIS Using SVG

2006-03-27 Thread Jeroen Vanattenhoven
Hello,

I don't know if you have taken a look at www.carto.net. There are lots 
of GIS SVG tutorials and sample projects available. The code they used 
is also open-source (corre
ct me if I'm wrong). You can go a long way with the tutorials written 
there.

Jeroen

marikhu schreef:
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 I think I angered you. If I were you (which I wish I were) I would be
 angrier I guess. Well, I assure you I aint using it for things that
 goes against the copyright.

 Well, since I now am in direct contact with you (from MapView), I take
 this opportunity to ask you if you have any educational version of
 that javascript.. umm maybe just the basic functions to manipulate SVG
 DOM. There are lots of information on the web, I agree, but if there
 already is something which some developer has already created to help
 new developers, I would surely go for that. So please Armin, if
 MapView has some very early version of the library file with basic
 functions, please do let me know.
 And if what I am asking you is making you angrier, I am sorry. It was
 just that Mr. Andre feels there you guys might provide me with a basic
 library (Its always easier to work with something functional already
 than from the scratch, and I am sure you do agree). And please dont be
 mad at others because of me.

 Regards,
 Ramesh Marikhu
 AIT
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Re: [svg-developers] Using JS to Access An Embedded SVG

2006-03-07 Thread Jeroen Vanattenhoven
I don't think this is possible.

Fernando Kogik schreef:
 I have this situation: one SVG file (embed.svg) embeds another SVG file (
 test.svg) like above

 ?xml version=1.0 encoding=iso-8859-1 standalone='no'?
 !DOCTYPE svg PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD SVG 20001102//EN
 http://www.w3.org/TR/2000/CR-SVG-20001102/DTD/svg-20001102.dtd;
 svg version=1.1

 image id=TEST xmlns:xlink=http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink;
 onmouseover=PE(evt) onmouseout=AP(evt) xlink:href=TEST.SVG x=100
 y=100 width=500 height=500/
 /svg

 And this file (embed.svg) is embedded in a HTML file.

 So, what I need is to know if there is a way to acess and modify the
 attributes of the file test.svg using JS executed from the HTML

 I would appreciate any help

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Re: [svg-developers] How to import .js files into SVG

2006-03-02 Thread Jeroen Vanattenhoven
Is it possible to load .js files via js-code? With this I mean: is it 
possible to create packages like in Java and use them with something 
like import io.gis.something? If not, is there an alternative for 
JavaScript? Because if you create a whole application (OO) with a lot of 
.js-files, it looks a bit silly to write script elements every time.

Jeroen

Omar Abo-Namous schreef:
 Hi,

 does one have to place it into defs-section?? I think it works without!?

 thnx anyway.

 Omar

 Jonathan mayer wrote:
  Place within defs section
 
  script xlink:href=./math.js
  type=text/javascript/
 
  Jonathan
 
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  How does one handle multiple external JavaScript ?
 
  
 
  For example, is it as straightforward as
 
  
 
 
  svg height=200 width=200
  xmlns=http://www.w3.org/2000/svg;
xmlns:xlink=http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink;
script type=text/ecmascript
  xlink:href=file1.js/script
script type=text/ecmascript
  xlink:href=file2.js/script
  /svg
 
  
 
  Thank you.
 
  
 
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  Hi,
 
  In my project, I must import a .js (javascript)
  file into an SVG
  document. I have goggled all over the internet but
  found nothing. I
  also have tried the following, without success:
 
  svg height=200 width=200
  xmlns=http://www.w3.org/2000/svg;
script type=text/ecmascript
  src=arq.js/script
...
  /svg
 
  Does anybody know how to do this?
  Thanks for the help!
 
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Re: [svg-developers] Nested defs Event Bubbling

2006-02-24 Thread Jeroen Vanattenhoven
I think you can't read the elements and attributes in the defs section 
with DOM, when using use elements to display them. The defs section of 
an svg file is not part of the DOM tree. The only thing you can access 
is the toolbar use element and its xlink:href=#tbFormat attribute.

Jeroen

lynchburgloyal schreef:
 I've seen posts asking questions similar to mine but I'm still not
 achieving the behavior that I want.  Hopefully somewhere here can set
 me straight.

 I'm trying to make good reuse of some def elements.  Picture this:  a
 toolbar with three buttons - Bold, Italic, Underline.  I created
 elements for each of the buttons and then added them to an element for
 the toolbar like this (pseudo):

 defs
   g id=cmdBold/
   g id=cmdItal/
   g id=cmdUnln/

   g id=tbFormat
 use xlink:href=#cmdBold/
 use xlink:href=#cmdItal/
 use xlink:href=#cmdUnln/
   /g
 /defs

 !-- toolbar --
 use xlink:href=tbFormat/

 So far, so good.  I can treat the toolbar as a single element and my
 code is neat and clean.  What I can't figure out how to do is respond
 to events for the buttons.  I've tried inserting
 pointer-events=all in different places to see if it helps bubbling
 but no joy. 

 So, given the defs/use layout above, how can I trap the bold button
 being clicked?  Or access the bold button as a DOM element so that I
 can read/write its attributes?

 Sample or pseudo code would be great.  In the meantime I will continue
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Re: Rép. : [svg-developers] setAt tribute firefox

2006-02-20 Thread Jeroen Vanattenhoven
Hello,

You had something like:

var group = svgdoc.createElementNS(null, g);
group.setAttribute(id, group);

Well, at this moment, it does not exist yet in the DOM. You first have 
to append it to an element in the document:

svgdoc.getElementById(groupParent).appendChild(group);

You always use appendChild for this. First you need the parent element 
in the svg file where you want to attach this new element to. This is 
the parent (groupParent). From this moment on, it exists in DOM and 
you can access it:

svgdoc.getElementById(group).SetAttributeNS(svgns, transform, 
translate(0,10));

Jeroen



Erwan TROEL schreef:
 i don't understand your answer

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 Hi

 Souldn't you append group to svgdoc before trying to get it?

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 my code works with IE not with FireFox:


myGridGroup = svgdoc.createElement(g);
myGridGroup.setAttribute(id,myGridGroup);
test=svgdoc.getElementById(myGridGroup);
alert(test);

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Re: Rép. : [svg-developers] setAt tribute firefox

2006-02-20 Thread Jeroen Vanattenhoven
Yes, I know I have to use the proper NS functions :). Have a look at the 
SVG Authoring Guidelines from Jonathan Watt 
(http://jwatt.org/svg/authoring/). Very interesting and usefull. I was 
just concentrating on the problem of this svg user :).  (bit lazy)

Jeroen

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  translate(0,10));
 
  Jeroen

 Also, remember that the transform attribute is in the null namespace, like
 most of the SVG attributes.

 svgdoc.getElementById(group).setAttributeNS(null, transform,
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[svg-developers] Adobe SVG ActiveX on PocketPC

2006-02-16 Thread Jeroen Vanattenhoven
Hello,

I've tried the C# Wrapper for the Adobe SVG Plugin on desktop. That way 
you can use that viewer in development on desktop (allowed?). Has anyone 
been succesfull in using the Adobe SVG Plugin for development on 
PocketPC. I've tried but I can't get the ActiveX plugin registered on 
the device.

(Reason: Currently I'm working with eSVG which has some severe problems).

Jeroen

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Re: [svg-developers] SVG/Ajax vs Flash/Ajax vs Java/Ajax or TCP/IP

2006-01-26 Thread Jeroen Vanattenhoven
Yes, that's true.

I can give you a nice example of an SVG mapping application which uses a 
database for GIS data, PHP, XMLHttpRequest for getting the data, and 
JavaScript for the application itself. I will give you an idea of what 
you can do with it.

You can find a lot of GIS applications at http://www.carto.net/. There 
is one you certainly have to see: 
http://www.carto.net/williams/yosemite/. 
http://www.stuttgart2006.net/svg/karte.htm is also nice to play around 
with.

CGUI is an example of a widgets library: 
http://homepage.usask.ca/~ctl271/cgui/. 
http://brassica.agr.gc.ca/bioviz/bioviz_gb/data.svg is a sample 
application created with CGUI which uses all kinds of widgets to explore 
a genome. A drawing application http://resource-solutions.de/svgeditor/.

Do bear in mind that some of these (all?) applications do not work yet 
in FF, because they used some non-standard versions of DOM functions. 
Adobe SVG Viewer can work with these but FF is much stricter when it 
comes to following the standard. You can read some very good guidelines 
at http://jwatt.org/svg/authoring/.

Jeroen

Goran Pusic schreef:
 First, thanks to all who replied!

 If you are serving already-created SVG graphics, then those can be
 compressed, which also eliminates most of the data file size issue.

 Yes, it would be something like this, I guess. Also, once the page is 
 displayed, I would like to animate the content using async http 
 requests to get new data values (example: a level gauge displays tank 
 level; when tank level changes, we move the gauge). This is what we do 
 now with ActiveX (we communicate from the background with the device 
 and update the IE screen). I am guessing we can do it using 
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[svg-developers] JavaScript Array casting

2005-12-13 Thread Jeroen Vanattenhoven
I've put Label objects in an Array. When I get them out, I can't access 
the methods. I assume that the an Array contains 'Object's. How can I 
cast from Object to Label? This is the code which currently won't work:

this.mapLabels[count].Remove();

Another question: I currently have an application.js, a map.js (Map 
class) and a label.js (Label class). In order to get the onclick events 
from svg to the Label class, I have to go through application.js, 
map.js. Is there a more elegant way for doing this (maybe directly to 
the Label class)?

application.js
=

/**
 * Show Label
 */
function ShowLabel(evt) {
map.ShowLabel(evt);
}

/**
 * Remove Label
 */
function RemoveLabel(evt) {
map.RemoveLabel(evt);
}

map.js
=

/**
 * Show Label
 */
Map.prototype.ShowLabel = function (evt) {
var label = new Label(evt.clientX, evt.clientY, 2, 15, 5, 1, 3, 3, 
10, 'label' + this.mapLabels.length, evt.target.getAttributeNS(null, 
'fme:NAME'));   
this.mapLabels.push(label);
}

/**
 * Remove Label
 */
Map.prototype.RemoveLabel = function (evt) {
/* find the label which matches the clicked label by id */   
for(var count = 0; count  this.mapLabels.length; count++) {
if(this.mapLabels[count].id == evt.target.getAttributeNS(null, 
'id')) {   
this.mapLabels[count].Remove();
this.mapLabels.splice(count, 1);
}
}   
}

label.js
=

/**
 * Show
 */
Label.prototype.Show = function () {   
...(code)
}

/**
 * Remove
 */
Label.prototype.Remove = function () {
try {

svgdoc.getElementById('Names').removeChild(svgdoc.getElementById(evt.currentTarget.getAttribute('id')));

   
} catch (exception) {
alert(exception);
}   
}

Jeroen

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Re: [svg-developers] Has the W3G given up on SVG

2005-12-13 Thread Jeroen Vanattenhoven
Only recently they announced that SVG Tiny 1.2 was going to Last Call: 
http://svg.org/story/2005/12/8/25052/6825

Jeroen

David Nimmons schreef:



Have not heard anything in a long time. What is the status of 1.2?




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[svg-developers] Renesis asks us what to do

2005-12-12 Thread Jeroen Vanattenhoven
On their website, the people working on Renesis are asking us for our 
opinion about what to to with the viewer at this moment. As some of you 
know, the developers team working on the ecmascript engine left the 
company. They have had a lot of comments/questions about their viewer. 
At this moment they seem to be willing to release an alpha version of 
the viewer, but I'm not sure yet. Take a look at 
http://www.gosvg.net/?p=27#comments and tell them what you think.

Scripting is probably not ready yet, other stuff is ready (pretty vague).

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Re: [svg-developers] Zoom Pan

2005-12-12 Thread Jeroen Vanattenhoven
Andre,

take a map and let users (or yourself) zoom in. once you know there is a

ctrl+drag, you never touch the archaic + and - buttons anymore. it

really makes a difference in usablility.


Is this impossible when disabling zoom and pan? Is it possible to work 
this out using JavaScript and event handlers?

yes, but what does an interface designed for ~800*600 be good for when

it gets fit in a 150*100 display? you know there is an interface, but

can you interact with it anymore?


I see that 800*600 isn't going to work on 150*100. I had webdesign in 
mind for desktop screens. Designing websites is pretty difficult for 
resolutions from 800*600 to 1600*1200. With SVG that problem is gone. 
Not if you are using 150*100 off course. I'm currently developing on 
PDA's and those screens are really small :) .

this is not the issue. 5 lines of code or 1200 don't harm the viewer.

look at what the Google Maps API passes to the browser. i think there is

a commitment towards the user of the map. if there is a possibility to

let them have a better user experience, then it's not nice if one just

cancels those possibilities. when you put an mapping system together,

the client side scripting is the easiest/cheapes anyway, even if it

produces a lot of code.


Yes, it will not harm the viewer. But when I can write something in 10 
lines, I won't use another method which takes 50 lines. Better for 
low-bandwidth connections and the program code will be easier to maintain.

are we at 6) ? :)
= Have you ever used rotation of a map? I will try this for the pda 
application when I turn the map according to the walking direction of 
the user. Seems like a rotate on the map element will do the trick?

7) I've been looking for a way to change the styles of a map (or user 
interface) on the fly. CSS doesn't work because I can't change the link 
to the CSS-file. Do you know any methods for this? One example is 
providing a night and a day map.

andré


Jeroen

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Re: [svg-developers] Zoom Pan

2005-12-12 Thread Jeroen Vanattenhoven
Andre,

 take a map and let users (or yourself) zoom in. once you know there is a
 ctrl+drag, you never touch the archaic + and - buttons anymore. it
 really makes a difference in usablility.

Is this impossible when disabling zoom and pan? Is it possible to work 
it out using JavaScript and event handlers?

 yes, but what does an interface designed for ~800*600 be good for when
 it gets fit in a 150*100 display? you know there is an interface, but
 can you interact with it anymore?

I see that 800*600 isn't going to work on 150*100. I had webdesign in 
mind for desktop screens. Designing websites is pretty difficult for 
resolutions from 800*600 to 1600*1200. With SVG that problem is gone. 
Not if you are using 150*100 off course. I'm currently developing on 
PDA's and those screens are really small :).

 this is not the issue. 5 lines of code or 1200 don't harm the viewer.
 look at what the Google Maps API passes to the browser. i think there is
 a commitment towards the user of the map. if there is a possibility to
 let them have a better user experience, then it's not nice if one just
 cancels those possibilities. when you put an mapping system together,
 the client side scripting is the easiest/cheapes anyway, even if it
 produces a lot of code.

Yes, it will not harm the viewer. But when I can write something in 10 
lines, I won't use another method which takes 50 lines. Better for 
low-bandwidth connections and the program code will be easier to maintain.

are we at 6) ? :)
= Have you ever used rotation of a map? I will try this for the pda 
application when I turn the map according to the walking direction of 
the user. Seems like a rotate on the map element will do the trick?

7) I've been looking for a way to change the styles of a map (or user 
interface) on the fly. CSS doesn't work because I can't change the link 
to the CSS-file. Do you know any methods for this? One example is 
providing a night and a day map.

 andré

Jeroen

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[svg-developers] JavaScript Events

2005-12-12 Thread Jeroen Vanattenhoven
I have 2 objects: one for the map (zoom/pan, ...), one for displaying 
labels (more objects to come :)). The purpose of the labels class is 
displaying a label of a map element like icons for restaurants, 
streetnames, rivers, ... . In the SVG map I use 
onclick=ShowLabel(evt). How do I get this event handled by the Label 
class.

This is the code for my labels (in a normal script file, not a js class 
yet):

/**
 * OnClick
 */
function ShowLabel(evt) {   
var STROKEWIDTH = 2;
var FONTSIZE = 15;
var SPACEX = 5;   
var OPACITY = 1;
var RX = 3;
var RY = 3;
var LINELENGTH = 10;
   
var group = svgdoc.createElement(g);
group.setAttribute(id, label + labelCount);
labelCount++;
group.setAttribute(onclick,OnClose(evt));   
   
var textNode = 
svgdoc.createTextNode(evt.target.getAttribute(fme:NAME));
   
var text = svgdoc.createElement(text);
   
text.appendChild(textNode);   
text.setAttribute(x, evt.clientX - text.getComputedTextLength() / 
2 - text.getComputedTextLength() * 0.25);
text.setAttribute(y, evt.clientY - FONTSIZE + 1);   
text.setAttribute(fill,rgb(0,0,0));
text.setAttribute(opacity,1);   
text.setAttribute(font-size, FONTSIZE);
text.setAttribute(pointer-events,none);
   
var rect = svgdoc.createElement(rect);
 rect.setAttribute(x, evt.clientX - text.getComputedTextLength() / 
2 - SPACEX);
rect.setAttribute(y, evt.clientY - FONTSIZE * 1.2 - LINELENGTH);
rect.setAttribute(width, text.getComputedTextLength() + SPACEX * 2);
rect.setAttribute(height, FONTSIZE + FONTSIZE*0.2);
rect.setAttribute(opacity, OPACITY);
rect.setAttribute(fill,rgb(255,255,255));   
rect.setAttribute(stroke,rgb(0,0,0));   
rect.setAttribute(stroke-width,STROKEWIDTH);   
rect.setAttribute(rx,RX);
rect.setAttribute(ry,RY);
   
var line = svgdoc.createElement(line);
line.setAttribute(x1, evt.clientX);
line.setAttribute(y1, evt.clientY);
line.setAttribute(x2, evt.clientX);
line.setAttribute(y2, evt.clientY - LINELENGTH);
line.setAttribute(stroke, rgb(0,0,0));
line.setAttribute(stroke-width, STROKEWIDTH);
   
var circle = svgdoc.createElement(circle);
circle.setAttribute(cx, evt.clientX);
circle.setAttribute(cy, evt.clientY);
circle.setAttribute(r, 3);
circle.setAttribute(stroke, rgb(0,0,0));
circle.setAttribute(fill, rgb(255,255,255));
circle.setAttribute(stroke-width, 2);
   
group.appendChild(rect);
group.appendChild(line);
group.appendChild(text);
group.appendChild(circle);
   
svgdoc.getElementById(Names).appendChild(group);   
}

/**
 * OnClose
 */
function OnClose(evt) {
try {

svgdoc.getElementById(Names).removeChild(svgdoc.getElementById(evt.currentTarget.getAttribute(id)));
labelCount--;
} catch (exception) {
alert(exception);
}   
}



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[svg-developers] Zoom Pan

2005-12-08 Thread Jeroen Vanattenhoven
Zoom  Pan operations on SVG maps are quite common. Mostly those 
operations are implemented changing the viewBox attributes. Is it 
possible to achieve the same effect using currentScale and 
currentTranslate? Not for example on the root svg element, which mostly 
represents a user interface, but on the svg element which represents the 
map. If so, why haven't I seen it yet?

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Re: [svg-developers] Zoom Pan

2005-12-08 Thread Jeroen Vanattenhoven
Andre M. Winter - Carto.net schreef:

First of all, thanks for the elaborate answer.

hi Jeroen,

  

Zoom  Pan operations on SVG maps are quite common. Mostly those 
operations are implemented changing the viewBox attributes. 



the problem is that viewBox manipulations are incompatible with 
currentScale/Translate because on every setting of new viewBox values 
currentScale/Translate gets set to 1,0,0 whatever they may have been set 
before. you should never mix those two methods, unless you know exactly 
what you do (btw i never saw an example doing that and this may be a 
stong enough argument...)

  

I see. The question I was actually posing was if the 
currentScale/Translate method would be easier then the viewBox method 
for maps inside user interfaces. Since currentScale/Translate only work 
on the outmost svg element, the viewBox method seems more appropiate.

no, that cannot work because currentScale/Translate always act on (or 
represent the state of) the outermost svg, the root element. the way to 
go is to have your main content zoomed as ever you want and apply 
inverse transformations (for gs) or inverse screenCTMs (for inner 
svgs) to the parts that are acting as fixed interface containers.
  

hehe, I'm actually belgian, but followed a german course the last two 
years, so it will probably be ok :).

because it is tricky. there are samples out there but these are not easy 
to break down in a 5-lines sample script. all this is explained in book 
coming out feb 2006, but it will be in german first (but you should be 
able to read it, judging based on your last name...) here is a short 
description http://www.huethig.de/shop/product.html?id=146899top=1, 
the companion website will go online jan 2006 at http://svg.carto.net/ 
(may be offline these times).

Could you comment on what you think is the most appropiate/easy way to 
provide zoom  pan for maps in SVG? I only have experience with the 
viewBox method.

Jeroen

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Re: [svg-developers] Zoom Pan

2005-12-08 Thread Jeroen Vanattenhoven
hello andre,

Andre M. Winter - Carto.net schreef:

hi Jeroen

the main differences are:

1) when you set zoompan with the viewBox, you have to forbid zoomAndPan 
through the viewer's functionality (ctrl+something for ASV and 
Squiggle). as a cartographer this is the biggest drawback. it is 
possible to rebuild this functionality, but this is hardcore and may 
only be helpful when having a mapserver behind that delivers SVG
  

I don't see the drawback of disabling pan  zoom since you application 
will probably have a specific user interface for zooming  panning the 
map. Or do you mean with as a cartographer that there are a lot of GIS 
applications which currently use something similar? (I'm not a 
cartographer btw).

3) with the viewBox-method your interface is scalable. that may be 
useful, but i think it is generally not (readability, etc).
  

Not in the sense that you will scale the browser window itself, but it 
does make sense when you want to provide a user interface which works on 
different resolutions of the displays of the user.

2) the viewBox-method rather fits for maps where a large part of your 
screen are devoted to the interface, whereas currentScale/Translate is 
better for applications with small interfaces and a bigger part for the 
map itself.
  

I agree.

4) Concerning the implementation I know the viewBox method requires 
quite some code, but it's far from being too much. When I saw your post, 
the amount of code required for the other method seemed to be similar. 
So that probably won't make a difference.

5) I forgot to ask: you mentioned that your book will first be 
available in german. So will it be available in english later? And can 
you provide a table of contents for the book? I can't find one on that 
website.

andré
  

Jeroen

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Re: [svg-developers] Adobe/Macromedia

2005-12-06 Thread Jeroen Vanattenhoven
There is an email adres on 
http://www.adobe.com/aboutadobe/acquisition.html for questions regarding 
the acquisition. I've send an email with a question for more detailed 
information about the future of SVG in Adobe. It's not very likely they 
will respond in detail, but it's worth trying I guess.

Jeroen

Antoine Quint schreef:

On 6 déc. 2005, at 09:52, Doug Schepers wrote:

  

Yes, that's good news, thanks. It's clear, though, that they did  
not include
SVG-Full or sXBL in that continued support. Anyone heard news about
EvolGraphix's SVG1.2 plugin?



Another thing that it doesn't mention is whether the offering will be  
maintained (ie. support in future Illustrator and GoLive versions) or  
expanded (ie. support within Flash or another dynamic content  
authoring tool). These are the type of things I would really like to  
know :)

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[svg-developers] Good JavaScript book

2005-11-28 Thread Jeroen Vanattenhoven
I'm looking for a good, up-to-date JavaScript/EcmaScript book. One topic 
I'd certainly like to be covered is OO with JavaScript (and DOM). If 
there are any extra's like SVG, or E4X (probably a bit soon), that would 
be nice too. Can someone recommend a book? Thx.

Jeroen

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Re: [svg-developers] Anyone know how to deny a text selection?

2005-11-17 Thread Jeroen Vanattenhoven
If you mean when you drag to select text, and you want to disable this:
set pointer-events attribute to value none  on the text element
That should work.

Jeroen Vanattenhoven

Nikolya Patskov schreef:
 How to deny a text object selection when I move cursor above it? 
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Re: [svg-developers] does SVG have problem with big coordinates assigned to viewbox?

2005-11-17 Thread Jeroen Vanattenhoven
I've used SVG maps for Belgium which uses Lambert 72 coördinates. This 
gives you coördinates of for example 172000 189000. Also pretty large. I 
don't have any problems with that. I did remove all decimal numbers.

sent1729 schreef:
 Hi all,
 
 This is the problem that I face.
 
 I am using SVG for mapping applications where I have all the maps 
 referenced to big coordinates. There seem to be some rendering issue 
 when I define my SVG viewbox with big coorrdinates. 
 This is what I mean: I have the following SVG file where I have 8 
 line elements which are equally spaced for ex:
 
 svg id =ttt x=0 y=0 width=1020 height=677
 viewBox=711316. 4324160.8000 10 10
 
 polyline fill=none style=stroke-width:.05;stroke:rgb(0,0,255); 
 points=711316. 4324160.8000 711326. 4324160.8000/
 polyline fill=none style=stroke-width:.05;stroke:rgb(0,0,255); 
 points=711316. 4324161.8000 711326. 4324161.8000/
 polyline fill=none style=stroke-width:.05;stroke:rgb(0,0,255); 
 points=711316. 4324162.8000 711326. 4324162.8000/
 polyline fill=none style=stroke-width:.05;stroke:rgb(0,0,255); 
 points=711316. 4324163.8000 711326. 4324163.8000/
 polyline fill=none style=stroke-width:.05;stroke:rgb(0,0,255); 
 points=711316. 4324164.8000 711326. 4324164.8000/
 polyline fill=none style=stroke-width:.05;stroke:rgb(0,0,255); 
 points=711316. 4324165.8000 711326. 4324165.8000/
 polyline fill=none style=stroke-width:.05;stroke:rgb(0,0,255); 
 points=711316. 4324166.8000 711326. 4324166.8000/
 polyline fill=none style=stroke-width:.05;stroke:rgb(0,0,255); 
 points=711316. 4324167.8000 711326. 4324167.8000/
 /svg
 
 But when what I see on the screen is completely different. I see that 
 all the lines are unequally spaced. which is wrong.
 
 But if I make my viewbox coordinates small( i mean the x and y 
 attribute of viewbox), then I see the same line elements equally 
 spaced on the screen. For ex:
 
 svg id =ttt x=0 y=0 width=1020 height=677 
 viewBox=316. 160.8000 10 10
 
 polyline fill=none style=stroke-width:.05;stroke:rgb(0,0,255); 
 points=316. 160.8000 326. 160.8000/
 polyline fill=none style=stroke-width:.05;stroke:rgb(0,0,255); 
 points=316. 161.8000 326. 161.8000/
 polyline fill=none style=stroke-width:.05;stroke:rgb(0,0,255); 
 points=316. 162.8000 326. 162.8000/
 polyline fill=none style=stroke-width:.05;stroke:rgb(0,0,255); 
 points=316. 163.8000 326. 163.8000/
 polyline fill=none style=stroke-width:.05;stroke:rgb(0,0,255); 
 points=316. 164.8000 326. 164.8000/
 polyline fill=none style=stroke-width:.05;stroke:rgb(0,0,255); 
 points=316. 165.8000 326. 165.8000/
 polyline fill=none style=stroke-width:.05;stroke:rgb(0,0,255); 
 points=316. 166.8000 326. 166.8000/
 polyline fill=none style=stroke-width:.05;stroke:rgb(0,0,255); 
 points=316. 167.8000 326. 167.8000/
 /svg
 
 
 Why does this happen. 'am I missing something.
 
 Please help with any input.
 
 Thanks,
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Re: protecting SVG is pointless - was Re: [svg-developers] Protect SVG - Was Re: Today's Joke: Printing SVG in IE

2005-11-14 Thread Jeroen Vanattenhoven
Ronan Oger schreef:
 More protection musings,
 
 For most of us, there is no point in protecting the SVG markup. The only 
 value 
 of the markup is that it generates a recognizable design and a behaviour, and 
 that can be stolen by copying the results, rather than going through the huge 
 trouble of understanding the markup details.
 
 More I see SVG, less I understand why people want to 'protect' it. If we were 
 talking about high-grade artistic images or clipart, I might would understand 
 the reasoning. However, since most of us are talking about GUIs and web 
 applications with serverside componetns, I simply do not see the point. 

What about GIS data? Currently there are a lot of GIS projects using 
SVG. I can imagine that GIS companies would like to protect their data.

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Re: protecting SVG is pointless - was Re: [svg-developers] Protect SVG - Was Re: Today's Joke: Printing SVG in IE

2005-11-14 Thread Jeroen Vanattenhoven
In projects our research group is working on, there are GIS companies 
involved. So when we get there data (in Shape format), there is already 
a watermark present?

Robin Berjon schreef:
 On Nov 14, 2005, at 10:31, Jeroen Vanattenhoven wrote:
 
 
What about GIS data? Currently there are a lot of GIS projects using
SVG. I can imagine that GIS companies would like to protect their  
data.

 
 
 Once again, hiding access to the code does not protect your GIS data.  
 GIS companies have a long experience protecting the data they ship,  
 notably using some form of watermarking (often by introducing small  
 errors in the output). It was always easy to steal GIS data by having  
 a few fast small hands reproduce it based on a printed map, using  
 SVG adds nothing new (and using a binary format won't help either,  
 for instance it's quite trivial to get data out of a SWF file).  
 However whichever the means you use, if you use it widely you'll get  
 caught by the watermarks, because they'll show no matter whether you  
 took the data by copying a printed map, munging an SVG document, or  
 running a vector tracing program on a GIF.
 

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Re: protecting SVG is pointless - was Re: [svg-developers] Protect SVG - Was Re: Today's Joke: Printing SVG in IE

2005-11-14 Thread Jeroen Vanattenhoven
Doug Schepers schreef:
 You should ask your data providers about that. Even so, you should put your
 own in there, so that you can protect your own investment and liability.

This is a paper which was presented at Enschede (I saw the 
presentation): http://www.svgopen.org/2005/papers/firemark/. Is this the 
way to do that, or are there other (better) ways?

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Re: protecting SVG is pointless - was Re: [svg-developers] Protect SVG - Was Re: Today's Joke: Printing SVG in IE

2005-11-14 Thread Jeroen Vanattenhoven
Ronan Oger schreef:
 Are you using GIS data or SVG pictures of the GIS model?
We use SVG conversions of Shape files. We altered the layers of the map, 
and will add additional information to the map (and interactivity).
 SVG is a model of a picture, whereas GIS is a model of geographic data.
 
 A picture of a car is not the same as the engineering drawing of a car. And a 
 screenshot of an Autocad drawing does not give away the car CAD drawing. 
 There is loss in the conversion process, and the same happens with GIS-SVG 
 transformation.
I'm wondering if the result of the conversion (svg picture) is not 
important? It still contains some geographic data: rivers, borders, 
roads, ... . As I've read here,
some GIS companies probably insert a watermark (to the coordinates of 
the river, border and road elements?). That would be very useful in my 
opinion.
 Ronan
Jeroen

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Re: [svg-developers] Borders for Path

2005-11-09 Thread Jeroen Vanattenhoven
Do you mean you want to give your path lines a different colour for the 
inside and the outside (edge)?  In this case, I have already posted this 
question to the svg mailing list and the answer was no. Current SVG 
standard doesn't allow that. Next SVG standard will make that possible 
through the use of Vector Effects 
(http://www.w3.org/TR/2004/WD-SVG12-20041027/vectoreffects.html).

The only way to get such lines with the current SVG standard is drawing 
the path twice. Each time with a different stroke-width and a different 
stroke. It might be best to define your path elements inside the defs 
element on top of your svg file. Then you can reference those paths 
using the use element and apply the different stroke-with and stroke to 
the use element:

...
defs
   g id='L5-0'
 path d='M0 111l24 6 ... '/
 path d='...'/
 ...
   /g
/defs
g id='Streets'
   use xlink:href='#L5-0' fill='none' stroke='rgb(180,180,180)' 
stroke-width='8' stroke-linecap='round' stroke-linejoin='round'/
   use xlink:href='#L5-0' fill='none' stroke='rgb(255,255,255)' 
stroke-width='6' stroke-linecap='round' stroke-linejoin='round'/
/g
...

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Re: [svg-developers] setAttributeNS is dumb,dumb,dumb!

2005-10-06 Thread Jeroen Vanattenhoven
I agree. I really don't know what the fuss is all about.

instead of: setAttribute(myAttr,myAttrValue)
you get: setAttributeNS(ns,myAttr,myAttrValue)

= 5 extra characters

Is that so much to ask? There really worse things happening in the world
I believe. And for the 5 extra characters you can:

- be in compliance with the standard
- = there fore be a little bit more cross-platform
- use multiple namespaces, which I currently need and use in my SVG
applications, as do a lot of other people

Jeroen

Robin Berjon schreef:

Francis Hemsher wrote:
  

How many of you just love to type about 100 extra keystrokes for any 
SVG element you want to create or access?



With the amount of keystrokes you've wasted on this discussion you'd 
have had time to create your own helper library that does things the way 
you like them, and then some.

  


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[svg-developers] Change map styles

2005-10-06 Thread Jeroen Vanattenhoven
Hello,

I currently have a few mapstyles in seperate css-files (f.e. map1.css
map2.css ...). On top of my svg document I have:

?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8 standalone=no?
?xml-stylesheet href=map1.css type=text/css?

Is there a way to change the href value via DOM? By the way, the second
row is called a processing node?

Jeroen

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Re: [svg-developers] SVG animation

2005-10-05 Thread Jeroen Vanattenhoven
Opera 8 supports (natively) some animation (Tiny SVG I believe):
http://www.opera.com/features/svg/

If you install Adobe SVG 3, I think it only works for Netscape and
Internet Explorer. These combinations should work immediately.

You can also use Adobe SVG 3 with Firefox and Opera with some extra
steps (copy some files into plugin map of those browsers):
http://www.opera.com/support/search/supsearch.dml?index=466

Since you're a beginner: here are some nice sites with lots of examples:
http://www.svgbasics.com/
http://www.kevlindev.com/tutorials/basics/index.htm

I can also recommend some authoring guidelines:
http://jwatt.org/svg/authoring/

Jeroen Vanattenhoven

reindeer21005 schreef:

I am just a beginner to SVG.

I am trying to get animation working.  Can someone tell me
the right combination of browser and plugin I need ?  I 
have Netscape 8 and installed ASVG 3, and have tried it
with Mozilla Firefox and the above plugin.  But nothing
happens when I try running an animation in Cagle's SVG
Programming book.  Maybe I need ASV6 but I can't find it
on the Adobe website.

Thank you for any guidance.

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[svg-developers] Streetnames text problem

2005-10-04 Thread Jeroen Vanattenhoven
Hello,

I've included streetnames for my map. I just put them on the path of the
street which work very nicely. The problem is that with real coördinates
the Y-axis points up and for SVG points down. My whole map has a
transform=scale(1,-1) attribute which makes my map look correct and
not upside down.

When I want to display my text now, it is shown at the correct position,
but is shown mirrored. If I put my text outside the element with
scale(1,-1), the text isn't mirrored, but it is shown at the wrong
position.

Any thoughs?

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[svg-developers] Path and brush

2005-10-03 Thread Jeroen Vanattenhoven
Hello,

I recently posted a question about path elements which I wanted to use
as streets. The conclusion was that I had to draw 2 path elements on top
of each other, preferably by using use.

Wouldn't it be better to have a kind of brush (like in Adobe
Photoshop) in SVG, with which you can draw more complex lines easily
without having to do that twice? Are there plans in that direction? Or
am I talking nonsense here :)?

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Re: [svg-developers] Path and brush

2005-10-03 Thread Jeroen Vanattenhoven
Hi,

Since I'm using eSVG for the moment, I can't wait for vector effects
(too bad :(). Are there examples of this online, maybe on there
carto.net site that you know of?

Thanks

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hi jaroen,

as far as i know, no. another way of droing complex lines is to create
special fonts and align textstrings to your base line object (width
offsets and whatever you need) , see textPath. basically these are
methods know from desktop mapping that remain with SVG. but there is some
help for cartograpy coming that may address other mapping issues, see
http://www.w3.org/TR/2004/WD-SVG12-20041027/vectoreffects.html.
andré

  

Hello,

I recently posted a question about path elements which I wanted to use
as streets. The conclusion was that I had to draw 2 path elements on
top of each other, preferably by using use.

Wouldn't it be better to have a kind of brush (like in Adobe
Photoshop) in SVG, with which you can draw more complex lines easily
without having to do that twice? Are there plans in that direction? Or
am I talking nonsense here :)?

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Re: [svg-developers] Re: DOM Nodelist whitespace

2005-09-21 Thread Jeroen Vanattenhoven
OK, thanks.

Another related question: there are 2 (?) ways of going through the nodes:

1: childNodes[i]
2: childNodes.item(i)

Is there one method we should use (why then?) or is that not important?

Jeroen

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var childNodes = someElement.childNodes;
for (var i = 0; i  childNodes.length; i++) {
var childNode = childNodes[i];
if (childNode.nodeType == 1) { // element node
// process element node if you want
}
else if (childNode.nodeType == 3) { // text node
// process text node if you want
}
}





Why not loose the comments and use the self commenting constants?

if (childNode.nodeType == childNode.ELEMENT_NODE) {
...
}
else if (childNode.nodeType == childNode.TEXT_NODE) {
...
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Re: [svg-developers] Re: DOM Nodelist whitespace

2005-09-21 Thread Jeroen Vanattenhoven
Yes it should, but it doesn't :(. I tried this with ASV + IE and they
only provide the numbers.

Cameron McCormack schreef:

Martin Honnen:
  

What you suggest, childNode.ELEMENT_NODE, is not supported in Adobe
SVG viewer either. Nor in other DOM implementations I know, beside
Mozilla's DOM implementation.



This works in Batik.  It should work in all conformant viewers, AFAICT,
since those constants are members of the Node interface, which all of
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[svg-developers] DOM Nodelist whitespace

2005-09-20 Thread Jeroen Vanattenhoven
Hello,

The next example http://www.zvon.org/xxl/DOM2reference/Output/ shows
that .childNodes.length depends on the presence of whitespace in the
xml-document. For certain things in my application I need to work with
the childNodes. But for editing that whitespace is present. I don't want
to write 2 versions.

(4 childNodes without whitespace returns 4; with whitespace returns 9)

Are there editors which leave out the whitespace and still show you
indentation of the xml-document? Or do I have to process my document
with xsl (for example) to get rid of the whitespace for a release
version of my document.

Thanks,

Jeroen

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