Hi Thomas, that graphical selection is exactly what i'm trying to do, too. But i simply don't understand how to use this DOM UIEvents. So, how do i have to do this, so i can do my click on the canvas and get my SVGElement?
Sorry for asking stupid questions :) Mathias >Hi Frederik, > You might not be aware that if the document is built for >Dynamic interaction then graphical events are automatically >forwarded to the DOM tree, so you can use standard DOM UIEvents >to track user actions. >Tonny Kohar wrote: >> hi, >> >> please look at the >> - bridgeContext.getElement(GraphicsNode) >> - bridgeContext.getGraphicsNode(svgElement); >> >> Regards >> Tonny Kohar >> http://www.kiyut.com >> >> >> On Sun, 2003-11-09 at 21:42, Frederik Vestre wrote: >> >>>I'm trying to make a SVG editor with batik. >>>I have figured out that i am able to use the mouse to select an object in >>>the GVT tree, >>>but i have not figured out a way to select an object in the DOM tree, or >>>find out wich object in the DOM tree who represents the object(s) in the SVG >>>tree (an method in ...gvt.GraphicsNode). >>>Does anyone know how to solve the problem? --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
