Hello all,
Hi wrinkledcheese,
I want to access all paths that fall within a certain bounds.
Checkout methods such as getIntersectionList and getEnclosureList (and/or
their boolean counterparts, checkIntersection and checkEnclosure) [1]. I
believe they offer exactly what you're looking
Follow-up on my previous post...
These are native methods which should already be in most SVG implementations
[...] and Gecko (Firefox) have only added support for this about 1-2 years
ago [...]
Unfortunately, I thought this had landed already but it's not the case, so it's
still not
Dear list,
Hi svgquestion,
I have a very simple problem. I just would like to toggle the href attribute
on a use element with onmouseover and onmouseout events. It works in Firefox.
But It does not work in Chrome and IE9 ?
It's not *that* simple, it's even a somehow tricky situation as
Hi everyone,
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, Cameron McCormack cam@... wrote:
Today I had to write some code to determine the convex hull of a set of
points (and then inflate that polygon by a small amount) for my project.
Just stumbled upon an alternative proposal for doing just that,
Hi everyone,
Perhaps a bit ironic... I've created a couple icons a few years ago, based in
the logo contest winner ran back then.
Recently, I found the files rotting in my hard drive and decided to publish
them [1]. :-)
Share your pixel-based SVG-related material as well! ;-)
Cheers,
Helder
Hi everyone,
I'd also take the opportunity to thank the organizing committee [1], with a
special mention for Cyril and Andreas, and all supporting staff for making such
a pleasant conference possible. You guys really made it worth it! :-)
I think that the host, Paris Telecom (who did an
Hi Jimmy,
VTD-XML 2.9, the next generation XML Processing API for SOA and Cloud
computing, has been released.
Thanks for the update. Nevertheless, please create a new thread [1] instead of
replying to an existing post [2]: this will give more visibility to the (newly
created) thread and
Hi everyone,
It seems a simple question, although I'm not being able to find an easy answer:
how can one determine the actual (screen) viewport size?
I remember using innerWidth/innerHeight in the past (window object properties)
but AFAIK these are not standard: at least, Window size and
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, Hago Ziegler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just had to remove the size definitions - width and height - and
leave just the viewBox in the same size.
Simply removing size definitions seems a bit risky as I'm not sure if
this is the default behavior defined in
I have no idea what kind of SVG support it (Safari 3.0) has.
SVG support in version 3 of Safari seems to be fairly consistent! :-)
Few memory leaks observed (which lack a deeper study before trying to
post any bug reports), but in terms of support it seems to tackle with
Firefox
I want to convert an image in JPEG format to SVG.
How can I do it using Batik?
I'm not sure if Batik is able to do this. Batik is an excellent
framework for SVG development, but I believe it has no built-in
support for image rasterization.
For this I suggest playing with Inkscape
Dear Sanyaade,
Adobe will open source its SVG plugin, so it is not going to be
dead. This was already done as part of ActionScript.
(took the freedom of making small corrections to make the text more clear)
Do you have any proofs of this? I never saw nothing stating that Adobe
would release
Is there a way to disable text selection?
- I want to use events, so 'pointer-events' cannot set to none
- I need the default mouse cursor over text elements
Yes, probably there are more than one way to accomplish this. For
example, I made a sample (available below) where text selection is
Is there some way to tell when a complex page has actually finished
drawing?
I am trying to do some timing to see how much time various things
take in the SVG DOM. If I add, for example, 3000 text nodes
using code like:
try{suspendHandle = Root.suspendRedraw(1);}
catch(e){}
path=M0,275L30,0
Can anyone break down and explain the correlation between the
letters and numbers to the pixel start and pixel end of the path?
This basically means «move to (x,y) coordinate (0,275) and make a line
to (30,0)» which will be the trajectory followed by the animation (in
this
If you simply want to integrate PHP values into SVG content, one would
simply compute the values before the document starts and later include
them in the proper places by using inline PHP commands. Nice sample at:
http://www.carto.net/papers/svg/samples/serverside_svg_php.shtml
On the other
This can be due to an issue with SVG support in Internet Explorer in a
computer with Visual Studio 2005 installed:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/916442
In a glance, if you aren't able to follow Martin Honnen's suggestion
(if you don't have server administrative access, for example) you can
try
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