Thanks. Exactly what I wanted.
--- Frank Bruder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I also had that problem. In mathematical graphics
> the positive y axis
> usually points upwards. Using a different coordinate
> system for
> positioning the text is not quite elegant. My
> solution is, when
> you've got a text which is inside a group with
> transform="scale(1,-
> 1)" then instead of
>
> <text x="1" y="20">x</text>
>
> write
>
> <text transform="translate(1 20) scale(1
> -1)">x</text>
>
>
> Regards
> Frank
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