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RE: beginner question

Thanks all for your replays, Some of them made me a bit confused, since now I'm not really sure whats the best way to implement such a graph generator tool, is it by using xslt or by using the svg perl modules? I attach here a small sketch example of an xml I think might describe the information I need in order to generate graphs. Any thoughts? Thanks again, Ori. -----Original Message----- From: www-svg-request@xxxxxx [mailto:www-svg-request@xxxxxx]On Behalf Of Ori Burstein Sent: Thu, May 02, 2002 12:07 PM To: svg-mailing Subject: beginner question hi everyone, I have looking into SVG for about a few days, pretty much beginner, and I have a sort of general question: I want to create a tool (hope to do it in perl) which will generate SVG graphs ( bars, lines...) and will get all its params (look and data) from XML files. What is the best way to do so? are there any tools which might help me with this task? Thanks, Ori. template.xml Description: Text Data

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path stroke inconsistency ..

chapter 11.4 of the spec reads A subpath (see Paths) consisting of a single moveto is not stroked. A subpath consisting of a moveto and lineto to the same exact location or a subpath consisting of a moveto and a closepath will be stroked only if the 'stroke-linecap' property is set to "round", producing a circle centered at the given point. appendix F.5 'path' element implementation notes reads If 'stroke-linecap' is set to butt and the given path segment has zero length, do not draw the linecap for that segment; however, do draw the linecap for zero-length path segments when 'stroke-linecap' is set to either round or square. (This allows round and square dots to be drawn on the canvas.) ASV 3.0 implement the requirements according chapter 11.4 this is inconsistent, isn't it? -- stefan goessner

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RE: beginner question

Thanks all for your replays, Some of them made me a bit confused, since now I'm not really sure whats the best way to implement such a graph generator tool, is it by using xslt or by using the svg perl modules? I attach here a small sketch example of an xml I think might describe the information I need in order to generate graphs. Any thoughts? Thanks again, Ori. -----Original Message----- From: www-svg-request@xxxxxx [mailto:www-svg-request@xxxxxx]On Behalf Of Ori Burstein Sent: Thu, May 02, 2002 12:07 PM To: svg-mailing Subject: beginner question hi everyone, I have looking into SVG for about a few days, pretty much beginner, and I have a sort of general question: I want to create a tool (hope to do it in perl) which will generate SVG graphs ( bars, lines...) and will get all its params (look and data) from XML files. What is the best way to do so? are there any tools which might help me with this task? Thanks, Ori. template.xml Description: Text Data

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Re: beginner question

In a message dated 02/05/02 10:12:22 GMT Daylight Time, oburstei@xxxxxxxxx writes: hi everyone, I have looking into SVG for about a few days, pretty much beginner, and I have a sort of general question: I want to create a tool (hope to do it in perl) which will generate SVG graphs ( bars, lines...) and will get all its params (look and data) from XML files. What is the best way to do so? are there any tools which might help me with this task? Ori, If you are interested in Perl and SVG take a look at www.roasp.com You might also want to be aware of the SVG-Developers discussion list on YahooGroups.com: http://www.yahoogroups.com/group/svg-developers. Andrew Watt