Hi Phil,
"Phil Wright" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 11/29/2006 07:57:57 PM:
> Say I have a file something like this:
> <somefile>
> <svg width="6.5in" height="9in" contentStyleType="text/css"
> [...]
> And I have read it in via an XML parser and have grabbed one of the SVG
elements.
>
> How do I turn that grabbed element into a SVGDocument such that I can
then
> give to a canvas.setDocument() call?
With all but the SVN version of Batik you need to use 'importNode'
to create nodes in a new document:
batik.dom.svg.SVGDOMImplementation domImpl = new
SVGDOMImplementation;
SVGDocument doc = domImpl.createDocument(SVG_NS, "svg", null);
doc.appendChild(doc.importNode(otherSVGElement, true));
> My first though was to create an empty SVGDocument and then use
document.
> adoptNode(thatelement) based on something recently posted here but that
gave
> me a not particularly helpful error:
Adopt node is part of DOM Level 3, SVG 1.0/1.1 only used DOM Level 2.
The SVG version of Batik is adding support for DOM Level 3 methods.
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