Tried it again as you said, no problems for me. Two points - first I am running CVS not 1.5 so you might try updating (although from memory I can't think of any fixes in this area), second the way the example is coded if you move the cursor too quickly it will 'come off' the circle and your motion listener will stop being called - (the easiest way to fix this is to add the motion listener to the rect as well), don't confuse this with the resize not working.
Finally I ment to mention that while this does work in Batik it is extremely inefficent. In order to ensure that elements that are using percentages are rendered correctly we dispose the entire rendering sub tree and rebuild it when the x/y/width/height of a viewport changes - in this case that is the entire document. So this is fine for simple documents or something that happens infrequently but don't count on good performance if you do this frequently in a complex document.
Kalle Kilpi - BL wrote:
Thanks for your quick response Thomas.
I added a rectangle to see the size of the canvas, but still got a problem:
If I open the example file in Batik/Squiggle and resize the window to full-screen size, the canvas is being resized on the fly when I drag the circle, but its resized only with-in the boundaries of (/not any larger than) the original width/heigh of the document.
However, if I click zoom-in and then zoom-out, the canvas resizes perfectly after that(also over the original size of the doc).
Thanks, Kalle -----Original Message----- From: Thomas DeWeese [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 19. elokuuta 2003 22:26 To: Batik Users Subject: Re: FW: Changing the size of the document dynamically
Kalle Kilpi - BL wrote:
Hello everyone,
Is it possible to change the size of the root svg document dynamically as with Adobe SVG Viewer (by just modifying the DOM)?
I have attached a sample file where the dynamic resizing is done with embedded JavaScript, though in real use we would have to implement the resizing natively in the application hosting JSVGCanvas. (I'm new in here and don't know is it allowed to send attachments to the list, so please notify me if it isn't)
The example resizes the canvas on the fly when using Adobe's SVG Viewer,
but
doesn't do it in batik.
It does for me, you might not see it because the canvas is fully opaque. Try adding a rect with width/height="100%". The window doesn't resize but then again it doesn't resize in IE either.
Help would be highly appreciated.
Best regards, Kalle
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