im new here.
i take thesis bout SVG. but im still confuse about using
OpenMapSVGServer and GeoClient to convert map to SVG file. is there
anybody can help me? or maybe is there any other application to
convert *.shp file?
thx for your respons. im waiting.
Yahoo!
I am not sure where to put that in my code.
I removed the visiblity from the style and changed repeatcount to
repeatCount and it worked.
Maybe I could put that towards the top in defs/defs?
Thanks for the quick response.
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Hi memeharum
take a look at http://www.carto.net/papers/svg/utils/shp2svg/
Ciao
Olaf
memeharum wrote:
im new here.
i take thesis bout SVG. but im still confuse about using
OpenMapSVGServer and GeoClient to convert map to SVG file. is there
anybody can help me? or maybe is there any other
Memeharum,
If you use ArcView or ArcGIS you can also give MapViewSVG
(http://www.mapviewsvg.com) a try.
Armin Mueller
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When we wrote the last message, we didn't know how to carry out the idea.
Now, we have done it.
To represent the Pie Chart we use lines (L command) instead of use
arcs (A command). This representation is accepted on PDAs.
An example:
path id=sector0 d=M 0,0 L 100.0,0.0 L
Hi, ACL-
Yow! That may display on a PDA, but the transmission time would be a killer.
Why not use a bezier curve, like a Q or a C?
Here's that same shape (more or less) described using a bezier:
path d=M0,0 L99.5,0 Q99,54 52,85.5 Z/
I did that by hand, but it's really not that hard to
Hi,
At 22:31 20/10/2005, simonshutter wrote:
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Hi,
Does anyone know about a program that finds and highlights the
differences between two versions of an SVG chart? (...)
Bram.
Bram, if you are talking about a
Microsoft's Sparkle design tool attracted some interest on this list a week
or two back.
I have set up the Sparkle Designer mailing list.
If you are interested, you can simply send an email to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] and reply to the confirmation
email.
Further information about the list is
Ronan,
Avalon is now Windows Presentation Framework.
The link didn't have much meat about why the Macromedia CEO isn't scared of
Sparkle, I note. I wonder if he had a solid-fronted podium so that the
audience couldn't see his knees knocking? :)
Andrew Watt
In a message dated
Mini-oops!
I should have said that Avalon is now Windows Presentation Foundation.
Andrew Watt
In a message dated 21/10/2005 11:57:18 GMT Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Ronan,
Avalon is now Windows Presentation Framework.
The link didn't have much meat about why the
Andrew,
[irrelevant] WPF. s/P/T/ ? ;-)
Well, it was a keynote. The future is great. Everything is fine. I agree,
there was not much meat. Maybe the keynote transcript is published somewhere
with more...? If so, I am sure our MM friends will happily pass it on to us.
This is obviously a
hi guys,
I am in need of a help regarding tooltip creation.herewith i have
attached the
code that would display the map along with some important cities.on
placing the
cursor to the cities i am in need of a tooltip to be
displayed.Normally without
any image at the backend i have the code for
At 07:25 AM 10/21/2005, Ronan wrote:
I wonder increasingly if our little world won't realign itself from SVG vs MM
to SVG + MM vs WMF.
I think if I were calling the shots for Adobe I would make SVG and
Flash as allied and integrated as possible. If I were calling the
shots for Microsoft, I
Perhaps it's optimistic of me, but I keep thinking that one of the goals of
SVG was to be a vector-graphics interchange format. Not a Flash-killer, not
a Sparkle-desparkler, but as an open-standard shared medium that IDEs for
each could export to.
Sure, there are features that are specific to
My view has been that SVGs potential is not as a Flash killer, but
but a way to create documents that get the best out of XHTML, PDF and
Flash - a very effective way to present information efficiently,
appropriately and gracefully, which none of these three formats do
now .
What is wrong with
Hi
I am new to SVG. I am generating SVG file from XML
Data using the XSLT and sending the same to browser.
I want to add the anchor to the text. when i add a
tag it doesn't show anything on browser. if i remove
the anchor tag it shows the rectangle but without
href.
if i use the saxon for
Atul,
What is your target browser-- I think maybe Firefox could get close to
displaying this but it would need some help. (1) Your result is a mixed
HTML and SVG document... which is okay... but I would avoid including a
DOCTYPE in such a case. Also, the SVG is not rendering as SVG per se...
Hi, Atul-
In case you haven't seen it, there is an article on SVG-Wiki on the proper
way to make inline SVG that works across browsers, in IE+ASV, and native FF
and Opera [1]. From the looks of it, you are probably using it as a
reference, so I think you are good there.
From Jeff's analysis of
Many thanks, Wade. Or is it G.? Anyway, your maze program is an
excellent place for me to start. Thanks for sharing it.
Coincidentally, I did concerns about memory, so I'll definitely look
into the use/ element.
Just out of curiosity, how complex is the perl script that generates
the
David,
Thanks for the examples. Along with the one that Wade (or is it
G.?) posted, I think I have a really good place to start. Also, the
resources on your website look to be very useful.
Thanks for the help! I am sure I will be posting a LOT more as I
start working on this.
Thanks
Hello, I'm new here and I hope to have searched well this forum
before posting. I'm doing a thesis in the italian university of
Brescia about multimodal applications.
My problem is that I have an SVG app with Javascript embedded in
the .svg file in this way:
script id=1
On Thursday 20 October 2005 20:07, simonshutter wrote:
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wrote:
Hi!
Simon,
In addition to the toolkits mentioned, this is also possible using
SharpVectorGraphics-- it has support for use, but no scripting
currently--
I just started working with internal stylesheets and classes.
The SVG generated by my java program works for displaying mediumBlue and
green, but does not display the other rects, e.q. the red rectangles.
I can't figure out why unless it is hidden below the gray when I try to
look at it
You may wanna check out Doug Schepers' code at:
http://svg-whiz.com/svg/Tooltip.svg
I tweaked his code a bit for my need and you can check it out at:
http://homepage.mac.com/ptrisnadi/tooltip/Test03.html
I hope this is what you need. Good luck!
- ptrisnadi
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Please post an example. Thanks.
Alastair
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ARL/CISD\) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just started working with internal stylesheets and classes.
The SVG generated by my java program works for displaying mediumBlue and
green, but
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The link didn't have much meat about why the Macromedia CEO isn't scared of
Sparkle, I note. I wonder if he had a solid-fronted podium so that the
audience couldn't see his knees knocking? :)
People were actually walking around on the stage, no podium. ;-)
(I
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wrote:
I would give inkscape (http://www.inkscape.org) a try. It has
commandline
options to convert SVGs.
Kind regards,
Andreas Streichardt
Thanks Andreas. Inkscape only exports to png (bitmap), correct?
Hi Matt,
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world_shaper [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Many thanks, Wade. Or is it G.? Anyway, your maze program is an
I go by Wade. I just sign things G. Wade.
excellent place for me to start. Thanks for sharing it.
Coincidentally, I did concerns about
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