Re: Getting the UpdateManager from JSVGCanvas

2003-08-06 Thread Thomas DeWeese
Joseph Foster wrote: Thanks for your help, but I realized that I perhaps have been going about my entire issue wrong. What I want to do is modify a document and then cause it to repaint. I don't know if setting the canvas to dynamic mode is the best solution (as this seems to slow thigns down con

RE: Getting the UpdateManager from JSVGCanvas

2003-07-31 Thread Joseph Foster
Thanks for your help, but I realized that I perhaps have been going about my entire issue wrong. What I want to do is modify a document and then cause it to repaint. I don't know if setting the canvas to dynamic mode is the best solution (as this seems to slow thigns down considerably). Is there

Re: Getting the UpdateManager from JSVGCanvas

2003-07-31 Thread Thomas DeWeese
Joseph Foster wrote: So I need to modify the DOM of a document and according to the docs the safe way to do this is to be sure to use the UpdateManager of the Canvas and add things to the RunnableQueue that it maintains. My problem is this: Whenever I attempt to get the UpdateManager from the canva