Don't mix two things:
1. FOP supports EPS as image format (input) in the PDF and PostScript
renderers.
2. My project underway is a Batik Transcoder that allows to convert
SVG to EPS. It uses approximately the same code that converts inline SVG
to PostScript when an XSL:FO file is processed.
On
Clay Leeds wrote:
NOTE TO VICTOR: since/if EPS (Encapsulated PostSript) can be used by FOP
(can it?), should it be added to the list?
To my knowledge, FOP doesn't support EPS right now. I think Jeremias has a
project underway to add that. I would think it to be pretty doable,
especially for
J.Pietschmann wrote:
EPS is supported, in some sense. FOP will basically dump it more
or less unchanged into the PDF, and Acrobat Reader isn't able to
display it. However, a PS printer will happily print the PDF including
the EPS, and IIRC ghostscript will display it correctly.
There's
I use to got external graphics in my fo document.
When I use a BMP, PNG or EPS graphics, it is correct :
fo:external-graphic content-height=auto content-width=auto height=auto
src=url(img/gms1.eps) width=8.7cm/
This will work correctly (whatever the size of the graphic, it will be shrink
to the
Olivier,
I don't have an answer for your SVG problem, (sorry!) but EPS is not
listed on the supported graphics page Victor I were discussing.
There's good information on SVG here (other graphic formats are on that
page as well):
http://xml.apache.org/fop/graphics.html#svg
NOTE TO VICTOR:
. For
this reason i think (keywords: i think) it doesn't even try to scale it.
-Adam
-Original Message-
From: Olivier Imbert [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: April 28, 2003 10:21 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Newbie question about SVG
I use to got external graphics in my fo document.
When I
Olivier Imbert wrote:
I use to got external graphics in my fo document.
When I use a BMP, PNG or EPS graphics, it is correct :
fo:external-graphic content-height=auto content-width=auto height=auto
src=url(img/gms1.eps) width=8.7cm/
This will work correctly (whatever the size of the graphic, it
Clay Leeds wrote:
I don't have an answer for your SVG problem, (sorry!) but EPS is not
listed on the supported graphics page Victor I were discussing.
EPS is supported, in some sense. FOP will basically dump it more
or less unchanged into the PDF, and Acrobat Reader isn't able to
display it.
Le Lundi 28 Avril 2003 20:00, J.Pietschmann a écrit :
Clay Leeds wrote:
I don't have an answer for your SVG problem, (sorry!) but EPS is not
listed on the supported graphics page Victor I were discussing.
EPS is supported, in some sense. FOP will basically dump it more
or less unchanged
Olivier Imbert wrote:
This means I cannot include the same svg twice with 2 different dimensions ?
Is it a specification issue or an implementation issue ?
There is no proper specification on how SVG should be handled.
The SVG spec has a lot on how the SVG renderer and the container
negotiate
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