Hi Gerrit,

> > I feel I should also mention that I have yet to encounter anyone
> > that has tried to manipulate the GVT tree directly that wouldn't have
> > been better off manipulating the DOM.

"G33K" <[email protected]> wrote on 10/14/2009 12:35:20 PM:

> I am not manipulating the GVT tree, just reading it. I implemented these
> standard transformation handles for scaling, skewing and rotating, so I
> need information like getTransform() and getGlobalTransform() and
> getTransformedBounds().

    You might want to look at: getTransformToElement, and getScreenCTM,
and getBBox (all on the SVGLocatable interface). 

> To interface with the editor, I have to create wrapper objects, which I
> currently fail to create automatically when switching the display
> property on and off. Thus, I wanted to make sure that even invisible
> elements would retain a GraphicsNode all the time.

   Good luck!

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