I found that setting the rasterizer "-indexed" parameter to 1
effectively turns off anti-aliasing as it forces there to be only 2^1=2
colors in the result PNG image:
java -jar batik-rasterizer.jar -indexed 1
The indexed parameter is not listed on the rasterizer web docs:
http://xml.apache.
Robert Casties wrote:
First of all, thanks to the Batik people and Torsten Knodt for Batik in
general and the experimental image map transcoder in special! I had
already been wracking my mind about how to get HTML image maps out of
Batik when I found Torstens patch in his mail from 2 September
First of all, thanks to the Batik people and Torsten Knodt for Batik in
general and the experimental image map transcoder in special! I had
already been wracking my mind about how to get HTML image maps out of
Batik when I found Torstens patch in his mail from 2 September 2002.
(http://koala.il
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I did not realise that the DTD would be read by a non validating parser.
I did not include a DOCTYPE in my svg so it seems that the
SAXSVGDocumentFactory is including a DTD for me which was another suprise.
Actually, the Batik SVG DOM implementation is providing the de
Fabio Biscaro wrote:
Can I use this protocol for images in svg too?
Yes.
How should i change xlink:href attribute to load images in jar?
I would suggest putting the document and all the images in the
jar file. Then you can just use relative URL's and it will just
work (your files can be in
Can I use this protocol for images in svg too?
How should i change xlink:href attribute to load images in jar?
Thanks,
Fabio
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Da: Thomas DeWeese [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Inviato: lunedì 1 dicembre 2003 13.31
A: Batik Users
Oggetto: Re: R: Images
Fabio Biscaro wro
Title: RE: Document bloat
Hi Thomas,
I did not realise that the DTD would be read by a non validating parser.
I did not include a DOCTYPE in my svg so it seems that the SAXSVGDocumentFactory is including a DTD for me which was another suprise.
I just wanted to cut down on the file size, l
Fabio Biscaro wrote:
Excuse me, I did the wrong question:
Is there a way, in javascript, to get the text that is selected in
batik?
Ahhh (figured I was missing something), currently the answer is
basically no. It wouldn't be very hard to add methods to get it
but right now it is essentially i
Excuse me, I did the wrong question:
Is there a way, in javascript, to get the text that is selected in
batik?
Thanks,
Fabio
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Da: Thomas DeWeese [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Inviato: lunedì 1 dicembre 2003 13.24
A: Batik Users
Oggetto: Re: Text selection
Fabio Bisca
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anybody know what is going on here?
All of these are all defined by the SVG specification. These
are the default values (or fixed values) defined by the DTD.
I am using SAXSVGDocumentFactory ( initialised with Xerces SAX Parser )
to load svg file.
SVGDocument
Title: Document bloat
Does anybody know what is going on here?
I am using SAXSVGDocumentFactory ( initialised with Xerces SAX Parser ) to load svg file.
SVGDocument doc = fac.createSVGDocument(fileuri);
After loading the doc I find that for example
has become
http://www.w3.org/1
Well, i think i have to apologize. To be sure i deleted all my class files
to make a clean build and it works now.
But i still don' know where the problem was thanks for patience :)
Mathias
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From: "Thomas DeWeese" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Batik Users" <[EMAIL PROT
Mathias Schroeder wrote:
my problem with the internal frames still exits. I tried the cvs build
dated 26.11.03 with sdk 1.4.1 and 1.4.2 and it doesn't work. If you load
a SVG in the Canvas, then activate another internal frame und reactivate
the frame with the canvas the installed SVGDocument i
Gergely Hajdu wrote:
Hi Thomas,
The quality of the picture is REALLY not important. It
will just contain plain text, so resolution/number of colours
etc. etc. is absolutely not important. As long as the text can
be seen it is enough.
The reason why I think it can be compressed this much is that
t
Hi Thomas,
The quality of the picture is REALLY not important. It
will just contain plain text, so resolution/number of colours
etc. etc. is absolutely not important. As long as the text can
be seen it is enough.
The reason why I think it can be compressed this much is that
the TIFF without any c
Hello Thomas,
my problem with the internal frames still exits. I
tried the cvs build dated 26.11.03 with sdk 1.4.1 and 1.4.2 and it doesn't work.
If you load a SVG in the Canvas, then activate another internal frame und
reactivate the frame with the canvas the installed SVGDocument is nul
Thomas DeWeese wrote:
Gergely Hajdu wrote:
I have created a TIFF-image by converting a svg-file(called Image.xml)
to a TIFF :
My problem is that the image is WAY to big in bytesize (4GB..).
I would need to compress it to app. max 50 000 bytes.
How do I compress this image as MUCH as possible ?
Fabio Biscaro wrote:
Can you give me a sample to allow batik load jar files?
The format of a jar URL is:
jar:!
Example:
jar:http://www.example.org/some/jarfile.jar!samples/image.svg
Yes it looks a little weird with the two protocols but it should
work.
Thanks!
Fabio
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Fabio Biscaro wrote:
Hi, I would like to know how i can get text selection in svg.
Click and drag on text? It should just work.
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Can you give me a sample to allow batik load jar files?
Thanks!
Fabio
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Inviato: venerdì 28 novembre 2003 13.44
A: Batik Users
Oggetto: Re: Images
Fabio Biscaro wrote:
> Hi! I would like to know if someone knows a way,
Title: Messaggio
Hi, I
would like to know how i can get text selection in svg.
Thanks,
Fabio
Fabio Biscaro wrote:
Questions:
You told me about bounding boxes for events. What are exactly?
When we try to figure out what element to send the event to
we check if the 'clientX/Y' lies within the bounding box of the
element (a bounding box is the smallest rectangle that will hold
the elemen
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just installed batik & fop on a linux machine.
I use it to export svg to pdf files.
The pdf export is successfull, but the java process don't die, and use a
lot of memory.
Does anyone know where this problem comes from ? (I tried it before on a
windows system, it worke
Robert McKinnon wrote:
Is it possible to turn anti-aliasing off when using the Batik SVG
rasterizer to convert SVG to PNG?
The easiest way to do this is to add 'shape-rendering="crispEdges"'
to the outermost SVG element, this can be done as part of the
transcoding processes if you can't change
Hello everyone,
I just installed batik & fop on a linux machine.
I use it to export svg to pdf files.
The pdf export is successfull, but the java process don't die, and use a lot of memory.
Does anyone know where this problem comes from ? (I tried it before on a windows system, it worked fine)
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