Hi -- I've implemented an old design of mine for a graphical moon calendar using javascript and svg. You can see the calendar images at http://elf.org/moons, and you can see the actual javascript+svg in action at http://elf.org/moons/colophon.html.
I offer it as example of creating an svg document from scratch through xml DOM calls from javascript. The ephemeris of the sun and moon is computed in javascript and the calendar image is dynamically built up from an empty document. I'm rasterizing images for the web page and posters using batik. I noticed that I get much better images if I draw at a much higher resolution than needed and shrink to fit the desired image rectangle. Is this the right way to get antialiased image from an svg? -- rec -- --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
