copy a component to the copy buffer (or an output file) as SVG

[aappddeevv <aa...@verizon.net>]

I wanted to add a "Copy Ouput as SVG" button to my pivotpad. I saw that
Batik has a graphics2d that could let me write to a buffer of some sort so I
thought that batik would be a good tool to do this. I thought this would be
nicer than always grabbing a screen shot with the OS's screen snippet tool.

 

Has anyone implemented a "copy component to clipboard as SVG" feature? Or, a
"copy component to SVG output file"?

 

It looks like you just need so swap out that graphics2d object, redraw and
some magic in the background happens.

Re: copy a component to the copy buffer (or an output file) as SVG

[Greg Brown <gk...@mac.com>]

Pivot doesn't support placing SVG on the clipboard. However, you could render your component to a buffered image and put that on the clipboard.

On Jul 1, 2010, at 2:41 PM, aappddeevv wrote:

> I wanted to add a “Copy Ouput as SVG” button to my pivotpad. I saw that Batik has a graphics2d that could let me write to a buffer of some sort so I thought that batik would be a good tool to do this. I thought this would be nicer than always grabbing a screen shot with the OS’s screen snippet tool.
>  
> Has anyone implemented a “copy component to clipboard as SVG” feature? Or, a “copy component to SVG output file”?
>  
> It looks like you just need so swap out that graphics2d object, redraw and some magic in the background happens.