Hi Peruzzi,
Peruzzi Alessandro wrote:
> When I create an SVG structure for example:
> StringWriter strW = new StringWriter();
> DOMUtilities.writeDocument(svgDoc, strW);
> svgStr = strW.toString();
> strW.flush();
> strW.close();
> now svgStr is a string with svg code.
> The ploblem is that this code is in only in one no formated row.
This is because DOMUtilities outputs the DOM just as
you created it.
> ex:
> <svg><text x="80" y="120" font-size="8" font-family="times" \
> fill="yellow">hello world</text>....</svg>
>
> In only one row. I'd like this structure:
> <svg>
> <text ....>hello world</text>
>...</svg>
You have two options. The first is for you to
create text nodes that introduce newlines/indent
where you want them. The other option is to use the
Batik SVG PrettyPrinting transcoder:
org.apache.batik.transcoder.svg2svg.SVGTranscoder
> I use normalize() methods but without any result for my scope.
Why would you think that normalize would indent your XML?
> I hope there is a solution.
>
> Thanks a lot.
> Alessandro Peruzzi
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