Excuse me for spamming, but this solution doesnt even works if the size of the document is smaller than the size of the jScrollPane.
2009/6/19 Mathieu Pedrero <mathieu.pedr...@centraliens-lille.org> > Maybe it would help you to understand what kind of dimensions i would like > to get: > > Now, I add my JSVG Canvas to a Jpanel (whith Cardinal Layout, to fit on my > canvas), and I add my Jpanel to a JscrollPane. Then when rendering is > completed, I get the size of my JPanel. > > This "Bricolage" (excuse me please to use a french word, I really don't > know how to say that in english...) gives me the dimensions I would like to > get. But I would like to know if there is an easier way to get these > dimensions. > > Thank you. > > 2009/6/19 Mathieu Pedrero <mathieu.pedr...@centraliens-lille.org> > > Hello >> >> Il would like to know the size of the smallest rectangle which can contain >> my SVG picture (when this image is displayed in my JSVG Canvas whith the >> initial affine transform Identity). >> >> Is there a method which could help me? Or do i have to write it? >> >> I think that in the rasterizer application, pictures are builded with the >> help of these dimension. Could any people having worked on the Batik Projed >> tell me if i'm right? >> >> Thanks a lot! >> > >
