Hi Doug, thanks for your comeback...I was involved in stating what
my needs were, and posted, before I read this. I will take a
different approach in animating size in SVG Tiny 1.2
Francis
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wrote:
Hi, Francis-
| Do
hi simon,
that limitation of % not being supported in paths and polygon lines is
somthing that i found irritating too. in order to achieve what you want
you could place your elements in svg-containers (as children of the
outermost root one) and place them with x/y/w/h in %. but it really
On Friday, September 16, 2005, 1:25:15 AM, tbone58x wrote:
t I have seen the list of the 56 and counting SVG enabled phones by
t visiting the http://www.svg.org web site. However, last I checked
t that list did not include any CDMA based phones.
t Does anyone know if this will change (will
hai Garry,
thanx for your reply.that was what i expected.but a small note you
have helped in the area where in a single groupid you have circles
with specific id .but what i have used is every circle will be in
induvidual group id .there would be one circle in one groupid.and i
have to connect
Hi all,
This is my first day on and first message to this
group
I am looking for a converter to convert HTML file to
SVG file.
Does anyone know any way to convert such things.
All help is very much appreciated,
Regards,
Cafer (Greetings from the Netherlands)
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wrote:
hai Garry,
thanx for your reply.that was what i expected.but a small note you
have helped in the area where in a single groupid you have circles
with specific id .but what i have used is every circle will be in
Hi Cafer,
I'm afraid there could not be conversion. Both HTML and SVG are derivated from
XML, but they represent different data types: HTML is mainly used for text
processing, with style, table, forms, and so. SVG is used to represent graphics
like rectangles, lines, path, circles.
It's true
Jérôme/Cafer,
Jérôme wrote:
I'm afraid there could not be conversion. Both HTML and SVG
are derivated from XML, but they represent different data
types: HTML is mainly used for text processing, with style,
table, forms, and so. SVG is used to represent graphics like
rectangles, lines,
Mark Birbeck [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Jérôme wrote:
But maybe if your HTML page show many images, it could be
converted to SVG. Otherwise, it doens't worth it.
But if HTML can't be 'converted' to SVG, why is everyone complaining that
Microsoft has invented its
Thanks for the links Jim.
My interest was more on the application front, rather than a once-only
transform. Since SVG is a fine rendering language, there is no reason why it
couldn't be the UI layer for applications, including web browsers. So whilst
the links you provided give a viewable
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, Jonathan Watt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 9/21/05, Martin Honnen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But they are static members of the Node interface, so in both the Java
binding and the ECMAScript binding
Node.ELEMENT_NODE
should work to comply with the W3C
Mark Birbeck wrote:
My interest was more on the application front, rather than a once-only
transform. Since SVG is a fine rendering language, there is no reason why it
couldn't be the UI layer for applications, including web browsers. So whilst
the links you provided give a viewable rendition
Thank for the replying Jim and Mark,
I would like to only convert the html with an action
to svg. I have in the html images in tables and some
text and text on the images.
If it is not possible then I will look for any other
solution.
Thank you very much,
Cafer
--- Jim Ley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi all,
I'm working on a product that generates SVG graphics. We've been
recommending use of the Adobe SVG Viewer where it's available, and
Mozilla SVG elsewhere. Since development is done on an AMD64 Linux box,
we use Mozilla SVG ourselves. However, we are getting reports from
users that one
On Thursday, September 22, 2005, 11:30:40 PM, Mike wrote:
MCF Hi all,
MCF I'm working on a product that generates SVG graphics. We've been
MCF recommending use of the Adobe SVG Viewer where it's available, and
MCF Mozilla SVG elsewhere. Since development is done on an AMD64 Linux box,
MCF we
On Thursday, September 22, 2005, 11:30:40 PM, Mike wrote:
MCF Hi all,
MCF I'm working on a product that generates SVG graphics. We've been
MCF recommending use of the Adobe SVG Viewer where it's available, and
MCF Mozilla SVG elsewhere. Since development is done on an AMD64 Linux box,
MCF we
Chris Lilley wrote:
On Thursday, September 22, 2005, 11:30:40 PM, Mike wrote:
...
MCF My hypothesis is that the AdobeSVG viewer is picking up some unexpected
MCF feature/property and isn't able to deal with it, while the
MCF Mozilla/KDE/Inkscape engines are slightly more robust in dealing
On Friday, September 23, 2005, 1:26:57 AM, Mike wrote:
MCF Chris Lilley wrote:
On Thursday, September 22, 2005, 11:30:40 PM, Mike wrote:
MCF ...
MCF My hypothesis is that the AdobeSVG viewer is picking up some unexpected
MCF feature/property and isn't able to deal with it, while the
MCF
Martin Honnen:
So for Java it is pretty clear those constants in the IDL interface
are static members of the Java interface which means in Java you would
access e.g.
org.w3c.dom.Node.ELEMENT_NODE
or, if you do
import org.w3c.dom.*;
shorter as
Node.ELEMENT_NODE
to get at that
Chris Lilley wrote:
On Friday, September 23, 2005, 1:26:57 AM, Mike wrote:
MCF Okay, I have now defined a namespace for us (though not yet a DTD for
MCF it),
A DDTD wouldn't help - combining DTDs for different name spaces is non
trivial hackery.
I suppose, seems like overkill just to
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hai garry,
first i would like to thank you for your immediate
response.
the following is the sample set of code created.
=34
r=10
fill=green
circle
/circle
r=10
fill=green
circle
/circle
simlarly i have created 15 circles .suppose if there is
linkage connection as
follows
circle 1 to
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