Dan Compton wrote:
> I'm running Mac OS X 10.3 (Panther). > > If I make a slight modification to your JSVGCanvas example that > displays "doc.svg" to display my SVG file, and I run that code, it > will not display the SVG file... UNLESS I make the window > smaller. Making the window bigger doesn't do anything. But if I make > the window smaller then it will display it. Now, if I try using my > code with the setDocumentState to ALWAYS_DYNAMIC, I achieve the same > behavior. Unless I make the window smaller, it won't display the > image to the screen. I can still click and receive events, though.
I have similar problems with Batik on MacOS X. I'm using the JSVGCanvas and dynamic documents. Most of the time the whole doc is invisible. If I update the document, I will see the small area that changed. It sort resembles the behavior I used to get when updating the DOM outside of the UpdateManager thread. I didn't want to bother the list with this until I really had time to dig into it myself. But if others are reporting similar problems perhaps it's time.
> Also, what's the state of increasing the performance? That's my > biggest reserve to using any SVG solution right now.
It seems like there are still performance issues on MacOS X. I know that there was a big problem with how fonts are handled; I'm not sure if that was fixed or not. Again since Mac is not our primary platform, I just haven't had time to look at it yet.
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