Thomas DeWeese wrote:
Your code looks a little odd to me (in that I don't really understand what you are trying to do). But basically seems sound. It really seems to me that you must have one of the stylesheets active otherwise I can't imagine where you would get things like your values for stroke-opacity, and stroke-width (or even the value you have for fill). These aren't even remotely associated with the defaults for these attributes.
I would look at the Origin of each of these to see where they are coming from. You might also consider instrumenting the Batik source to see who is setting what.
Hi Thomas, Thanks for your reply.
When I initialise the CSS engine, I set the user agent stylesheet and the user stylesheet to null: is this the wrong thing to do? (this seems to be what you are suggesting, IIUC). I have a wrapper object that is associated with the document and also with the CSS engine and its initualisation code includes:
this.document.setCSSEngine( this.cssEngine );
this.cssEngine.setMedia( MEDIA_SCREEN );
this.cssEngine.setUserAgentStyleSheet( null );
this.cssEngine.setUserStyleSheet( null );Should I instead be creating a user agent stylesheet and populating it with the sixty(-ish) default property values?
Rick
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