Vincent, Bernard,
Actually, I get mostly junk on my machine (Solaris), most likely this
is due to platform font differences.
Bernard, I would strongly recomend that you write a small SVG font
that includes just the box chars and spaces. Then use that for your
diagrams. This should ensure reproducability of the boxes on all
platforms (of course assuming there is supposed to be text in the
boxes you might have other issues with mixing fonts).
Also I would strongly suggest that you use one text element with
embedded tspans, as this helped to reduce the vertical spaces on my
platform, it also makes it possible to select the whole lot at once
for cut and paste:
<text x="0" y="9" xml:space="preserve" > <!-- First line of text -->
<tspan x="0" dy="1em"> <!--- Second line of text --> </tspan>
<tspan x="0" dy="1em"> <!--- Third line of text --> </tspan>
<!-- ... -->
</text>
This way the dy offset will be taken from the font that is
actually used, where as you had hardcoded '9' based on your font-size
being 8. The '9' I presume was selected by trial an error (I would
have expected '8').
>>>>> "VH" == Vincent Hardy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
VH> Bernard, Which version for Batik are you using? With the latest
VH> code base, we do not get any disconnects in the two boxes...
>> Most of the documentation done using IBM VS-Script can be converted
>> to HTML figurs and drawing to box characters so to SVG , as far as
>> the viewer support them correctly, follow some output the file is
>> joined.
>>
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