- From: Carmen Delessio <carmen@blackdirt.com>
- Date: Fri, 07 May 1999 01:16:09 -0400
- To: Chris Lilley <chris@w3.org>
- CC: svg <www-svg@w3.org>
I have made progress on this and plan to post the simple conversion program soon (I hope this weekend). Currently on http://www.blackdirt.com/graphics/svg/ you can view a sample generated file sample1.svg and the associated metafile and a JPEG version of the same metafile. Please comment on the output. There are more things that need to be added and I am sure there are errors, but it is very easy to change now. The infrastrastructure is in place and I am now reacquainted with this code. One question, is there a simple way to create Ovals? Metafiles specify these with a position width and height. To generate that in Java, I would use: g.drawOval (x,y,w,h); Again, thanks and please comment, Carmen -- Carmen Delessio carmen@blackdirt.com Chris Lilley wrote: > > Carmen Delessio wrote: > > > > I have written Java programs to convert WMF files into Java source code > > and also to display WMFs in applets. See > > http://www.blackdirt.com/graphics/ > > > > My intention is to write a WMF to SVG converter, > > Good. As soon as you have a page about it, let the list know and will > ad a link to the W3C SVG overview page > http://www.w3.org/Graphics/SVG > > > but I am hard pressed > > to find a single example SVG file. > > The next draft is planned to have samples to better illustrate how to > use the various tags and attributes; also a DTD so people can validate > their files. > > Once there is a generator or converter working, real sample files that > drawe something worth looking at will soon become available. > > > Since I have the WMF viewer in Java, > > I do not think it will be a big stretch to the create a simple SVG > > viewer for WMF type files. > > You mean, by converting SVG to WMF? Or do you mean, having written one , > another will be easier? > > -- > Chris
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