Hi Doug and Jerry
I talked about the basic shapes for map symbols in Tokyo. The idea was
the same like Doug mentioned: Use a regular polygon and a pie slice as
basic shapes to build your own map symbol. The (very basic) prototype is
available under
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Hi all,
PLS HELP!!!
we've got a major problem with SVGs. It may have an absolutely
distroying impact on our application. We use Adobe SVG Viewer 3.0 in
the IE6.0.
Our charts have fixed width and height given in real world units (like
mm or px, - whatever) and they must be displayed exactly
HI,
using this very simple example in an ASV
powered browser gives :
1) one alert (event fires once) when zooming with ASV contextual menu
2) two alerts (event fires twice) when Ctrl clicking to select a portion
of the document and thus zooming.
Why is that ??? and is there somewhere some
Olaf
Very well done - good subtle touches like the use of opacity for the
shapes, the color choices overall and the varied use of letter
spacing.
One question, a dumb one, is where can I find the exported SVG as a
symbol definition? - all I see is the Alert box.
Jerry
Hi Doug and Jerry
I am sorry to see that you got surprised by it, but please note that it's NOT
an SVG issue, it's true for any screen-drawing...
If you state that mm (...) must be displayed exactly so on the
screen - independent of the screen resolution or the display device, you are
asking an impossible
Jerry
you are right. Currently the only export option is an alert box. I
will improve that later. I had just the idea to advance the list of
shortcut primitives like rect and circle and ellipse. A pie
slice primitive with the properties radius and angle would be nice. And
ofcourse a regular
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we've got a major problem with SVGs. It may have an absolutely
distroying impact on our application. We use Adobe SVG Viewer 3.0 in
the IE6.0.
Our charts have fixed width and height given in real world units (like
mm or
Hi Maciek
(...) TwipsPerPixel for both vertical and horizontal directions.
And it is exactly what I thought.
Hmm, I don't think so. It probably is on most systems quite close to what you
thought. But even VB on an MS system cannot truly garantuee this in any way.
If I want i can distort
Hi, Maciek-
As Barrend correctly points out, your assumption is not quite correct, and
is possibly dangerous. Kirby's suggestion is exactly what I would have
suggested: give the user a settings dialog to allow them to calibrate the
measurements for themselves; if they really need the precision,
Olaf Schnabel wrote:
Jerry
you are right. Currently the only export option is an alert box. I
will improve that later. I had just the idea to advance the list of
shortcut primitives like rect and circle and ellipse. A pie
slice primitive with the properties radius and angle would be
Hi, Rerun-
You can generally avoid the whole issue by not using CSS. If you aren't
using CSS classes, then you won't lose anything by using style attributes
rather than properties.
So, instead of:
circle cx='10' cy='35' r='12' style='fill:red; stroke:green;
stroke-width:3;'/
And accessing it
I have some SVG documents that interact with a containing html page
and also use some Javascript within them. There was a message on this
forum a while back about modifying the registry to allow use of a
debugger such as the Visual Studio debugger to break into the
javascript code that is
I have all script to handle mouse events but I need to be able to
detect when a mouse event is a right-button down event so I can
handle dynamic context menu changes properly.
Cab anyone help?
Dave
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Olaf
Unlike Philippe's experience, the text is very legible on both my Mac
at 1680 x 1050 and Windows at 1600 x 1200. This is in both IE and
Firefox.
Just wanted to make sure you didn't think everyone had that problem.
Jerry
Olaf Schnabel wrote:
Jerry
you are right. Currently the
That worked great, and the code is even a bit cleaner. While I'm on the
subject of Mozilla implementations, I have another question regarding
scripting. Mozilla has implemented the embed tag reluctantly I see,
but still advocates the object tag. This is all all well and good,
but the
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Use evt.button
return 0 for left, 1 for central or wheel, 2 for right button
Michel
I have all script to handle mouse events but I need to be able to
detect when a mouse event is a right-button down event
Thanks, Michel. Works great!
Dave
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Use evt.button
return 0 for left, 1 for central or wheel, 2 for right button
Michel
Hello,
Very sorry to ask you this stupid question, but
i have difficulties to get source code when i am
in a browser.
Before it works well, now, i dont know why,
i cant get the source code when i do afficher la source.
In english it should be something like, get the source code.
Do you have
I am designing a layout that represents an enterprise batch workflow
like a tree structure. The layout is divided into frames (like HTML)
except that these are in SVG.
The problem I am facing is, that I am designing this on my laptop.
When I view the page on other computers with different
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