Mike,
Mike Crowe wrote:
>
> Hello
> I am new to this list (short bio at end). My question concerns
> development of SVG to vector graphic translators. More specifically SVG
> to Dxf or SVG to Gerber. I've been working with a simple SVG to Dxf
> translation, but as I grow to understand the limitations of a DXF format
> and the power of SVG, I'm starting to look for something more powerful
> (potentially batik) to use as a framework for this translation. I
> started out by using an XSLT, which I was totally lost in, to developing
> a Autocat release 14 complient Svg2Dxf.java type code package, to what
> now would need to be maybe a release 8 Autocad DXF format (DXF is a
> moving target).
>
> Where in batik would be a good jumping off point for developing such a
> Transcoder (ie I should extend superCool.class or impliement
> almostThereAbstract.class)?
You can have a look at the org.apache.batik.transcoder packages.
There are a few SVG -> XXX transcoders (raster formats) and we have
a WMF -> SVG transcoder. The FOP project contains an SVG -> PDF
transcoder (http://xml.apache.org/fop).
Vincent.
>
> BIO
> For those intersted :-)
> My name is Mike Crowe. I am an electrical engineer living in southern
> Mississippi, USA. I am currently designing microstrip components for
> PC boards from 400MHz up to 8400MHz and need to develop a flexable
> software package for computer generating these components. Hence the
> interest in SVG, batik and Dxf (which is my target output). I have been
> following XML-FOP for the last year or so and have from time to time
> submitted some minor code changes in the SVG portion of that code.
>
> Thanks
> Mike
>
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