Hi,
if you have a svg-root element like you specified (
<svg viewBox="2.145927 -6.520668 1.79657 1.452484" width="100%"
height="100%" ... >
)
, you don't need to replace the width and height to a certain value. No
need to pre-process the SVGs. Note that you need a viewBox and need to
set the width and height to "100%".
Just use the -w and -h switches of the batik rasterizer as documented at
http://xml.apache.org/batik/svgrasterizer.html.
As an example, open the samples/mapSpain.svg file that comes with the
batik distribution and edit the width and height attribute to set it to
"100%".
Then start the rasterizer as follows:
java -jar batik-rasterizer.jar -w 6000 -h 4200 samples/mapSpain.svg -m
image/png -d spain.png -bg 255.255.255.255
and you get a crisp output in png that scales to your given width and
height in pixel.
Please note that you need to increase the amount of memory that the
batik-rasterizer has at hand if you want to process medium to big file
sizes or big raster files as output.
Another option to "scale" your image to a given width and height is to
write a wrapper xsl-fo document and include the svg there. That way you
can also generate multipage documents.
Hope, this helps,
Andreas
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