There is a windows application included in the source code that
provides some good examples.
This post may also help a little:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/svg-developers/message/47440
Cheers,
Scasquiov
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hi all
SharpVectorGraphics. I tried checking out this second option, but
am starting to face some difficulties
Does anyone know of such similar initiatives? is there an easier way
of achieving this?
thanks in advance,
Scasquiov
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hi,
Try svg#: http://www.sharpvectors.org/
The latest CVS version has a lot of improvements, I suggest you get
that one.
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Yahoo!
Or even embed adobe's SVG viewer in your application (without the
need for IE). something along these lines:
http://www.mecxpert.de/svg/SvgDotNet.html
Beware of licensing issues though.
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The SVG# would be my preference,
Thanks for the reply. I will probably need to use the transform
functions but not just yet. Meanwhile, rendering was taking to
long so I made a little digging :) ended up making a minor change
with a performance gain of at least 500% in rendering my test
SVG :) It would be great
Hi,
You need to reference the following dlls:
SharpVectorBindings.dll
SharpVectorCss.dll
SharpVectorDom.dll
SharpVectorObjectModel.dll
SharpVectorRenderingEngine.dll
SharpVectorScripting.dll
SharpVectorXml.dll
SharpZipLib.dll
project since I am not using nunit to do the
unit testing?
PinYiow
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Hi,
You need to reference the following dlls:
SharpVectorBindings.dll
SharpVectorCss.dll
SharpVectorDom.dll
SharpVectorObjectModel.dll
Hi,
?? .NET usually runs on the server (depending on whether you
include the CLR in your definition), and SVG is usually rendered
in the web browser, true...?
(...)
You can generate SVG-style XML with many types of server
software. Once you've got a valid SVG file, then it should be
Where might I find examples and/or documentation on
SharpVectorGraphics? I will be using it to show an SVG in my C# app
but I will also need some interaction. For example, when clicking a
certain element it should become highlighted by changing its color.
I've read about this being possible
great work! I got the CVS version and i must say, it
looks quite promising. I'll play with it in the next
few days.
thanks
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I've been trying to use SVG in a C# application and have succeeded in
presenting a
I've been trying to use SVG in a C# application and have succeeded in
presenting a SVG image with the sharpvectorgraphics library (been
using an image of a graph actually). But now I would like to add some
interactivity, making it possible for the user to select or move each
of my graph's node
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