On 21/07/2010 19:10, Elliot Smith wrote:
(Another alternative I didn't cover could have been writing the
ClutterPath onto a Cairo surface instead. But I don't know whether this
approach applies if you're using RSVG.)
I had a look at your code. It was doing what I expected and is the bind
I am in with RSVG — I can't get a 'path' or a list of nodes out of it
(into Python, where I live). It draws, strokes/fills and comes back, HAND.
I have been down the road of parsing SVG into python-cairo and/or cogl
draw commands just so that I could draw pick shapes, but its such a
waste of a good CPU* to draw things more than once! I am glad that
pick-with-alpha property came along to bacon my save!
I really gotta learn C and gobject one of these days; I feel the
constant urge to extend librsvg.
Thanks for the input!
\d
* Not to mention an aging mind like mine trying to re-invent wheels
faster than they roll! RSVG does the parsing already! Just gimme the
darn paths... at least!
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