> There are lots of things that could cause it to use 2.3Mb. Where
> do you register your event listeners? If you are registering
> individual event listeners on a large document (as per your
> example below it could take a bit).
Yes I register the mouse event like in my example...
> It so
zze-DAROUX Olivier FTRD/DIH/GRE wrote:
There are lots of things that could cause it to use 2.3Mb. Where
do you register your event listeners? If you are registering
individual event listeners on a large document (as per your
example below it could take a bit).
Yes I register the mouse event
zze-DAROUX Olivier FTRD/DIH/GRE wrote:
Hi everybody :-)
I'm using batik for a R&D project and I've got a problem using
> the JSVGCanvas. In fact the problem is when I put the mouse
> cursor in the canvas, it takes some seconds to highlight a shape
> (by using onmouseover event, managed by java, n
> >> Well on Windows if you run Batik from a DOS window you
> >>can press something like ctrl-'break' (the break key) and it
> >>will dump the stack trace for all threads. So you can look at what
> >>it is doing for those few seconds (i.e. who's code is running).
> >
> >
> > ok I will try. I
Hi everybody :-)
I'm using batik for a R&D project and I've got a problem using the JSVGCanvas. In fact
the problem is when I put the mouse cursor in the canvas, it takes some seconds to
highlight a shape (by using onmouseover event, managed by java, not by ecma script).
Then moving the cursor
Thanks for your answer.
> > I'm using batik for a R&D project and I've got a problem using
> > the JSVGCanvas. In fact the problem is when I put the mouse
> > cursor in the canvas, it takes some seconds to highlight a shape
> > (by using onmouseover event, managed by java, not by ecma script).
Hi Olivier,
zze-DAROUX Olivier FTRD/DIH/GRE wrote:
Thanks for your answer.
I'm using batik for a R&D project and I've got a problem using
> the JSVGCanvas. In fact the problem is when I put the mouse
> cursor in the canvas, it takes some seconds to highlight a shape
> (by using onmouseover even