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Re: SVG?
by özkan pakdil on Tuesday 16/Dec/2003, @10:59
I read SVG documents and impressed from that but couldnt find a good c++ lib for file output. I hope QT will support that too then again with one dependincy f4l will make everything.
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Re: SVG?
by Dominik Seichter on Tuesday 16/Dec/2003, @12:46
AFAIK, you can save QPictures as SVG files already. Wouldn't make this SVG output easy?

CU Dom
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  • Re: SVG?
    by Ian Reinhart Geiser on Tuesday 16/Dec/2003, @13:11
    Yes, and from the little I have played with it so far, its seems impressive.
    I have gone as far as starting refactoring the KPresenter painting stuff to export to SVG. The little I have shows that you can paint to is just as you would to a pixmap, but it saves it to XML.... now if there was just a viewer so i could test how accurate it was. (yes i know of ksvg, but it needs help).

    Cheers
    -ian reinhart geiser
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    • Re: SVG?
      by Rob Buis on Tuesday 16/Dec/2003, @23:19
      Hey Ian,

      Not sure what you mean here? KSVG should be fine for static svgs.
      Can you indicate the problems you encountered? And how did you do the svg exporting?
      Cheers,

      Rob.
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      • Re: SVG?
        by Ian Reinhart Geiser on Wednesday 17/Dec/2003, @05:37
        Mostly gradients, that and it gets confused easily. KSVG may be fine, so we will have gotten 1% of the browser market there... its just i really would enjoy it if i could export a SVG of my KPresenter presentation and have a client read it who is still running IE...

        as for how i made it. I just setup a QPicture as my paint device and painted the KPresenter page. Now this might have bugs, I just cannot tell since there seem to be no good SVG viewers that I can definitively say work... Batik comes close, but seems to also get "funny" with gradients. Maby its a bug in QPicture? Dunno... Ill need to play some more.
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        • Re: SVG?
          by Richard Moore on Wednesday 17/Dec/2003, @06:28
          Give them a link to the free adobe SVG plugin and they'll be fine.

          Rich.
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        • Re: SVG?
          by Rob Buis on Wednesday 17/Dec/2003, @09:43
          Hi Ian,

          Like Richard said, ASV is fine to use on win using IE.

          I think the answer to your problems is that QPicture doesnt know
          nothing about gradients. In fact I think QPainter doesnt know about
          gradients either. Perhaps we could create a KSVGPicture that does support
          this though.
          Cheers,

          Rob.
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    • Re: SVG?
      by TomL on Wednesday 17/Dec/2003, @03:41
      Try sodipodi or batik
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      • Re: SVG?
        by Ian Reinhart Geiser on Wednesday 17/Dec/2003, @05:33
        *zing* the sound of the point being missed again ;)

        did i mention i was exporting from within KPresenter?
        did i mention i was doing this as an option for the web export?

        the point is we can write these buggers over and over but we cannot read them in a useful manner... we need to wait until this catches on as a standard first.
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