Hi Tamas,
Gorzsás Tamás <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 03/31/2006 03:57:08 AM:
> I have an svg file created by Adobe Illustrator and in the svg some
layers are defined.
> In the Adobe Illustartor I see the layer names in correct format:
> eg. "bridges & tubes", but the layer is stored in the svg file in
> this format: "bridges__x26__tubes".
>
> Is it possible to set back the correct layer name from this format?
Normally these sorts of 'idification' alg are not 100% reversible
but It looks like they have replaced spaces ' 'with double underscores '_'
'_'.
And for 'out of range values' they have replaced it with a "hex version"
so Ascii/Unicode 0x26 = '&'. But the question remains what would happen
if you had a layer that started out as:
"Project x55: _IMPORTANT_"
You would have to play with it a bit to see if they just give up in
such
cases or if they have escapes to enable real reversibility....
> I know this is not a batik problem, but I am in the hope of somebody
knows thesolution.
Good luck!
Also you might look at all the extra junk Adobe sticks in the file they
may
have a mapping from the 'mangled' name to the original in there somewhere.
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