Le Lun 9 février 2009 17:10, Ed Trager a écrit : > > Hi, Nicolas,
Hi Ed, > Getting the SVG output small enough would really not be a problem. > There are serveral ways to do it: > > * One way is to send over the SVG data but be sure to use CSS classes > for the styling. A lot of SVG graphics programs inline too much style > information repeatedly, which is uneccessary. > > * Another approach would be to send back the curve data in a more > minimalistic XML or JSON format, and then actually have Javascript > classes that flesh out the data into SVG. I've actually taken this > approach before for loading X-Y plot data dynamically -- see demo at > http://eyegene.ophthy.med.umich.edu/gladiatorcomponents/plot.html This all works in a dynamic web context, but to integrate the preview in static web pages (release notes...) or package preview tools (packagekit...) you really need a small *standalone* svgz file. -- Nicolas Mailhot
