Thomas,
You should set the width and height attributes on the outermost SVG element to the desired width and height.
I've done this. My problem is that Batik defaults the PDF page size to what looks like A4. I've downsized my SVG to A4 (by changing the outermost width and height) and batik rasterizes it onto a single A4 page. But again when I set the outermost SVG element to have width 1189mm and height 841mm, I get a reasterized PDF of the upper left (a4) corner of my SVG.
There was a mismatch in the units used. This is now fixed in CVS.
I can use the -w and -h options for Batik, but they take arguments in pixel size. Pixel size arguments are useless in print media. I need them to take mm arguments, or to be able to specify the page size in another manner.
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-- Thank you, Aidan Delaney.
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