Hi Javid,
"Javid Alimohideen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 03/04/2006 04:31:04 PM:
> I added the UpdateManager as you had suggested but I still don't get the
> updates. I am sure about doing something wrong but couldn't figure out
what.
> So, here is the initialization code:
The basic code looks ok to me.
> I do the updates in the updatemenager runnable thread
Good.
> and later call the updatemanager.updateRendering method.
You shouldn't have to do this, when a runnable completes it should
normally kick off an update of the canvas by calling
UpdateManager.repaint().
> and I get the offscreen buffer by the getRepaintManager().getOffscreen
> method.
I would suggest you register an 'updateCompleted' event listener with
the UpdateManager. This will be called with an UpdateManagerEvent that
will have the offscreen that you should be using.
> It would be also helpful if you could point me to the batik source files
> that I must look at.
Well the method that kicks off the update is the
'UpdateManager.repaint()'
method (which is automatically called when a runnable completes in the
UpdateManager's runnable queue.
> public void initialize() {
> GraphicsNode gvtRoot = null ;
>
> try {
> ctx.setDynamicState(BridgeContext.DYNAMIC);
> gvtRoot = builder.build(ctx, svgDocument);
> }
> catch (BridgeException e) { e.printStackTrace(); }
> renderer = PavisRenderer.getPavisRenderer();
>
> float docWidth = (float) ctx.getDocumentSize().getWidth();
> float docHeight = (float) ctx.getDocumentSize().getHeight();
>
> float xscale = clientDisplaySize.width/docWidth;
> float yscale = clientDisplaySize.height/docHeight;
> float scale = Math.min(xscale, yscale);
>
> AffineTransform px = AffineTransform.getScaleInstance(scale,
scale);
>
> double tx = -0 + (clientDisplaySize.width/scale - docWidth)/2;
> double ty = -0 + (clientDisplaySize.height/scale - docHeight)/2;
> px.translate(tx, ty);
> CanvasGraphicsNode cgn = getGraphicsNode(gvtRoot);
> if (cgn != null) {
> cgn.setViewingTransform(px);
> curTxf = new AffineTransform();
> } else {
> curTxf = px;
> }
> manager = new UpdateManager(ctx, gvtRoot, svgDocument);
> ImageRenderer ren = renderer.getImageRenderer();
> ren.updateOffScreen(clientDisplaySize.width,
clientDisplaySize.height);
> ren.setTree(gvtRoot);
> ren.setTransform(curTxf);
> manager.manageUpdates(renderer.getImageRenderer());
> manager.getUpdateRunnableQueue().invokeLater(new Runnable() {
> public void run() {
> java.awt.Rectangle r = new java.awt.Rectangle( 0, 0,
> clientDisplaySize.width, clientDisplaySize.height);
> manager.updateRendering(curTxf, true, r,
clientDisplaySize.width,
> clientDisplaySize.height);
> render();
> }
> });
> this.gvtRoot = gvtRoot;
> }
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Saturday, March 04, 2006 7:36 AM
> To: [email protected]
> Cc: batik
> Subject: Re: Batik offscreen rendering howto?
>
>
> Hi Javid,
>
> "Javid Alimohideen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 03/03/2006 08:28:03
PM:
>
> > I have a dynamic renderer in my application to render the svg content
> > (offscreen). The rendering works fine but if I make some changes to
the
> > document the renderer.repaint method doesn't reflect the changes made
to
> the
> > dom.
>
> It sounds like you didn't build the Rendering trying with the
> Bridge set to DYNAMIC. In this case it won't register listeners
> with the Dom tree to keep the GVT tree in sync with the DOM.
>
> Also the dynamic renderer alone is not sufficient to handle
> the 'updates' you need to give it the 'dirty' regions. Which
> is part of what the UpdateManager normally does for you.
>
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