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Posted to batik-users@xmlgraphics.apache.org by Vincent Hardy <vi...@sun.com> on 2002/06/10 16:59:05 UTC
Re: DOM to SvgGraphics2D
Michael,
To draw on your image, you'll have to play with SVGGraphics2D's
setTopLevelGroup method after
you have loaded you Document object. This will require that you
get all the content of you SVG document, put it into a <g> and
set that as the root for the SVGGraphics2D. Then, you'll be able
to draw on top of your image.
I do not think you can easily clip the original SVG image using
SVGGraphics2D as it is offering the 2D API calls (and no more)
and that does not let you clip SVG images. However, you can
do that through direct DOM manipulation...
Good luck!
Vincent.
Hadrbolec Michael wrote:
>
> hello everybody
> is it possible to get an SVG file into the SvgGraphics2D in order to get the
> benefit of clipping and drawing on it?
>
> :-) michael
>
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