> "EP" == Evenblij, Paul <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
EP> While working on a solution which should make it possible to cache
EP> raster image data (yes, I have a working version!;) I noticed the
EP> following:
EP> org.apache.batik.ext.awt.g2d.TransformStackElement has a method
EP> "concatenat
tkormann01/09/04 05:31:52
Modified:sources/org/apache/batik/bridge SVGImageElementBridge.java
SVGMarkerElementBridge.java
SVGSVGElementBridge.java
Log:
The clip:rect( ) property now works properly on marker, svg,
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Thomas E Deweese wrote:
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>
> EP> Do people agree that this is a bug? Are there compelling reasons
> EP> for this behaviour (e.g. performance)? Is there a reason why I
> EP> should not fix this? My code for caching images is quite heavily
> EP> dependent on transformations to get the image
Vincent Hardy wrote:
> Thomas E Deweese wrote:
> >
> > [...]
> > I'm guessing it is done so people can read the result. I can
> > make a lot more sense out of:
> >
> > transform="rotate(45), scale(0.5)"
> >
> > As opposed to:
> > transform="matrix(0.35, 0.35, -0.35, 0.35, 0, 0)"
> "EP" == Evenblij, Paul <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
EP> Okay. Thank you for that clarification and suggestion. The problem
EP> currently is that I get long transform strings in *matrix*
EP> notation, e.g.:
EP> because there is no code to collapse matrices. This is even less
EP> readable tha
Paul,
"Evenblij, Paul" wrote:
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> Vincent Hardy wrote:
> ...
> >
> > Thomas is right, this was done so that the svg is more readable
> > [...]
> > However, I agree that if you keep modifying the transform you
> > end up with a long transform string which no longer makes sense...
> > In addition
I have been in conversation with P. Race at Sun about some of the prining
issues with Java for some time. In a recent letter, he said that
font.deriveFont() (in 1.4 beta2) will not render the fonts as printer fonts,
causes large spool file sizes. Instead he said to scale the whole graphics
objec
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