[svg-developers] Re: Learning curve... and development environment

2005-04-26 Thread tzzt
As for exporting Excel to XML/SVG, I wrote a VBA script to iterate all shapes in worksheet and export them to XML using MSXML. I am working slowly on writing XSLT to convert this Excel_XML into SVG now. I need to use path to mimic the Excel autoshapes in SVG. But b/c the autoshape's path

Re: [svg-developers] Re: Learning curve... and development environment

2005-03-15 Thread Marjorie Roswell
What features and capabilities would you like or expect to find in such application? Well, one of the main features would be to be able to open my files. I mean, I know that sounds basic, but for instance, amaya, and others don't open files generated by Bill Thoen's wonderful little MapInfo

[svg-developers] Re: Learning curve... and development environment

2005-03-13 Thread Domenico Strazzullo
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, Marjorie Roswell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello SVG Developers, So: your development environments please! (and any insight, especially on tools for developing interactive maps.) ... Wondering if you're working in a text-based environment for

[svg-developers] Re: Learning curve... and development environment

2005-03-10 Thread sara_j_porter
Although the name is a bit deceiving, the best tool I have used for interactivity AND animation is Beatware's Mobile Designer (note: it can export to SVG as well as various SVGT profiles). http://www.beatware.com/products/md.html A new and developing forum is here

[svg-developers] Re: Learning curve... and development environment

2005-03-10 Thread druetrasker
Hi! I use Eclipse when developing SVG applications. Which is IBM alternative to .net. I use a normal Java plugin for the underlying servlet development, an XML plugin for SVG handling, and a javascript editor for interactivity development. In this way i have everything i need in one place.