On Thu, 2002-05-23 at 20:48, Paul Reavis wrote: > This is probably a question for the batik list, but I'm not on that at > present so thought I'd ask here.
I'm sure they would know better... > What's the best way to get an SVG loaded so I can draw it to a > buffered image? I basically want to load an SVG and turn it into a > raster icon. I'm trying to use JSVGComponent but the loading is so > multithreaded I can't figure it out at all. Just trying to listen does > nothing - I wait forever for a loaded event. > > It seems similar to the annoying Java default image loading > behavior where it incrementally loads images - great for web-like > incremental drawing effects, but annoying if you just want to load an > image, right now, no questions. > > I think it might be waiting on something - a paint() command or > similar - to actually load - lazy loading, in other words. As far as I know the JSVGCanvas is really for viewing the document. This means it also sets up a bunch of event handlers and threads. This is the sort of code that you need (without error handling and other things). GVTBuilder builder = new GVTBuilder(); BridgeContext ctx = new BridgeContext(userAgent); GraphicsNode root = builder.build(ctx, doc); float w = (float)ctx.getDocumentSize().getWidth(); float h = (float)ctx.getDocumentSize().getHeight(); Graphics2D graphics = create graphic from buffered image... root.paint(graphics); --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
