Hi,
I just started programming with batik today and have come to a point that is stumpping me after hours of looking at the API and tracing code through the debugger. I have managed to take the sample SVGBrowser application and implement mouse listening in such a way that I can get the GraphicsNode object that I click on (whew - that took some work). But, now I need to change the color of the SVG object I selected. It would seem there should be a simple way to do this, but it appears that changing the color involves digging up a BridgeContext and a document (SVG)Element in addition to the GraphicsNode in order to modify the GraphicNode's ShapePainter.
Is dynamically changing the color of the GraphicsNode possible?
Is there a simple way to change the color of the GraphicsNode object? If not, where do I get the BridgeContext and Element necessary to make the color changes?
Is there a better way to highlight SVG objects? (such as overlays, etc.)
If any of the above is possible, is there some sample code available to demonstrate how this is done?
Thanks, Chris
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