Hi Thomas,
I finally got it. Thank you very much. And as you said it has much more capabilities. Very interesting.
As a side note I have notice something strange with the flowText5.svg example.
If you set any of its flowRegion font-size to less than 9.8 everything on the 'page' disappears when viewing with squiggle.
Oscar
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I finally got it. Thank you very much. And as you said it has much more capabilities. Very interesting.
As a side note I have notice something strange with the flowText5.svg example.
If you set any of its flowRegion font-size to less than 9.8 everything on the 'page' disappears when viewing with squiggle.
Oscar
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Hi Oscar,
Oscar Picasso <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 01/21/2006 02:11:47 PM:
> I'm sorry but it still don't get it. See below.
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> [...]
> You should look at
> batik.dom.svg12.SVGOMFlow(Div|Para|Line|Span)Element,
> if you are using the proprietary batik.extension.svg.FlowTextElement I
> would suggest that the newer flow stuff is in general _much_ more
capable.
> [...]
> I build my DOM from an SVG file which contains flowText elements.
In on of the SVG 1.2 draft they introduce a group of elements for
flowing text. Take a look at samples/tests/spec12/text for examples
of how to use these elements.
> If I don't set a version attribute in the svg element the flow elements
are
> from the org.apache.batik.extension.svg package.
This is a fore-runner of the SVG 1.2 stuff. The only thing this does
better is vertical alignment - but that is because it only supports
flowing into rectangles.
> How do I go from there to
batik.dom.svg12.SVGOMFlow(Div|Para|Line|Span)Element?
If you use the SVG flowRoot element (in the svg namespace with
version="1.2")
then your elements will be the above with the TextContent interfaces.
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