thomas.deweese wrote:
>
> I'm sorry you found this frustrating. The proper way to
> obtain the BridgeContext for the current document is by calling:
>
> JSVGCanvas canvas = ....;
> BridgeContext bctx = canvas.getUpdateManager().getBridgeContext();
>
> See the javadoc for getUpdateManager for more information on when
> and how you can safely call the method.
>
Well, this was certainly one of those forehead-slapping moments... *slaps
forehead* I should have known it would be that obvious. Yes, I tried this
method, and now it works like a charm.
Thank you so much for helping me. :)
thomas.deweese wrote:
>
> I don't think such a tutorial exists. However, contributions to the
> wiki are open to all, so if you wish to contribute to the community it
> would be nice to write a Wiki page summarizing what you have learned
> from this e-mail exchange it would be appreciated.
>
Maybe I will do that. Not now, but later, after I understand all of this
better. The Wiki definitely needs it, after all. So no promises, but you may
see a tutorial on this posted there soon...
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