* Minimoi wrote:
>In order to do this, i got a bunch of SVGOMTextElement with ids and I
>just use a loop in my java code to change the content of the element.
>
>Java Code :
>// I take the text node in a list
>SVGOMTextElement elt2 = ((SVGOMTextElement) elt);
>//I'll update the first child
>SVGOMTSpanElement span = (SVGOMTSpanElement)elt2.getFirstChild();
>//Setting the new value
>elt2.setTextContent("test");

Generally speaking, the batik-users list would be better for Batik
specific questions, you should use setNodeValue() which is a much
simpler method than setTextContent, and if you do multiple updates
before you need to have the rendering updated, consider using the
*Redraw methods to suspend and resume screen updates.
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Björn Höhrmann · mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] · http://bjoern.hoehrmann.de

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