Chris Serio wrote:
> Alot of good suggestions here guys but the bottom line is this...
>
> I'm very fluent in C/C++ so I'm more comfortable doing something
> overkill but fast than learning something new. I can't take the risk
> in investing my limited amount of time to learning something new
> unless i was sure that it would be a time saver. I'd prefer to stick
> with something that i can judge the required amount of effort with.
Just go and grab the next SVG book, that's my suggestion. And forget
Javascript, you most probably don't even need it _for this task_.
SVG is as easy as
<some
... ununderstandable
... preamble>
<svg>
<line x1="0" y1="0" x2="200" y2="200" />
<rect ... />
...
</svg>
For SVG -> pdf, I use batik. It works great! If it is an option, you
might want to use that.
Mark: I can imagine it is much more elegant, faster and more reliable to
use xslt, if I just knew how...
Raoul
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