That's great, thanks. Let us know what you find out. On Sep 27, 2010, at 2:47 PM, Superstring Media wrote:
> I am not the owner of SVGSalamander but I worked with the owner to create our > webfont converter solution. The most I can do is ask him if he might consider > this. I will work on this and let you know. > > Thom > > > On 2010-09-27, at 12:57 PM, Greg Brown wrote: > >>> Wrapping SVGSalamander is great, I look forward to that feature! >> >> Actually, I was hoping you might consider doing this. :-) SVGSalamander is >> LGPL, which means that we can't legally include it in the platform for >> licensing reasons. However, it would make a great "add-on", possibly as a >> project hosted on Google Code (where some other related projects already >> live, such as Pivot/JFree). >> >>> What we do is use SVGSalamander to parse the SVG webfont then render the >>> glyphs in the webfont to images. This prepares the symbols in advance by >>> pre-rendering them at a given size, color and hints including graphic >>> effects. >>> >>> Then to render the symbol images a Graphics2D and XY location need to be >>> specified. If the score surface is a StackPane I would expect to be able to >>> target a given layer Panel by passing a specific Panel's Graphic2D to the >>> symbol render method, right? >> >> Yup, that should work. Though if you have already converted it to an image, >> you might be able to simply use ImageView to display it. Alternatively, you >> could write your own component that is capable of drawing the individual >> images (kind of like TextArea draws glyphs). >> >> >
