Hello,
I'd like to use BatikRasterizer to have a flexible way of creating rich dynamic titles in my html pages.
My idea is to use a svg definition of my titles where I only replace the text to be displayed and then to take that new svg file (with the text replaced) to produce a jpg rasterized version of it.
Of course the text length is variable and the image width should follow the length of the text.
My problem is the created jpeg file is only as large as the width and height of the root svg element and the overflowing text is not visible in the renderred image (which I understand quite well !).
But I'd like to have the jpg as large as the maximum element width, with the overflow visible in my jpg.
Is there any way of doing that ?
Maybe the solution is svg-oriented and not batik , I'm new to SVG ...
I'm developping my html pages in php and calling the BatikRasterizer from the command-line (on Linux as well as on Windows XP). The version is batik1.5.1.
Sorry if my question is out of the scope of the Mailing list.
Verdeyen Boris
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