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Sunday Jun 24, 2007

JavaFX SVG Translator Preview

It'll take a few more days before we post the code to OpenJFX, but in the meantime here's a preview of the latest version of our SVG to FX translator. The translator converts an SVG document into a single JavaFX class. Each definition id in the SVG is converted into a method of the class that returns the JavaFX equivalent of that element. The generated class itself is an instance of the JavaFX class Node, which means it can be used anywhere in a JavaFX Canvas.

Having this translator makes it straightforward to incorporate graphics created in vector drawing tools into JavaFX programs.

The below demo program consists of an SVG browser that uses the translator to convert SVG into JavaFX source code and then compiles and executes the result. In addition, the browser lets you view the original SVG source as well as the translated JavaFX source.

You can drag URL's that point at SVG files from web pages into the SVG Browser's canvas. It's pretty sad to see how little quality vector artwork is available on the public internet. Anyway, below are a few examples for you to try:

Posted at 11:53PM Jun 24, 2007 by Christopher Oliver in JavaFX | Comments[30]

Comments:

Not really a work of art but here is a timeline of web browsers from wikipedia:

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/74/Timeline_of_web_browsers.svg

After the translation the text is a bit of a mess.

Posted by some geek on June 25, 2007 at 12:57 AM PDT #

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Posted by Sam Ruby on June 25, 2007 at 06:43 AM PDT #

There is a problem with UTF-8 encoded text ... for instance if I put e acute (é) I will get a text with 2 characters (I anticipate, this are the char matching the two bytes used in UTF-8 encoding for storing the character).

Posted by bjb on June 25, 2007 at 11:56 AM PDT #

There is openclipart.org but there library are offline for a while.

Posted by Nir Tayeb on June 25, 2007 at 01:56 PM PDT #

I must be getting old. I remember when the famous SVG tiger used to be the famous PostScript Tiger...

Posted by Harry on June 26, 2007 at 01:37 AM PDT #

The "Crystal Office Icons" come with the original SVG. LGPL license too.

http://www.oxygen-icons.org/nuno/CrystalOfficeIcons.tar.gz

Posted by aberrant on July 24, 2007 at 10:35 AM PDT #

There is a big hole in JavaFX.
Threading.
It seems from the language docs if you use "do" or "do later" you have to use Java classes and look after your own synchronization (and error returns).

This required a VERY skillful programmer.

What we need is threading and result synchronization that the 'average' programmer can use and access directly from the scripting language.

Posted by Matthew on September 13, 2007 at 07:29 PM PDT #

Hi..

Where is the source code populated?

I have trouble using the script code in my app. I like to see how it is done in the web start app..

Posted by Kasper on October 18, 2007 at 01:52 AM PDT #

Doesn't properly handle <text> elements that have transform attributes like this:

transform="matrix( ... )"

It just creates a text node in the Javafx w/o the transform.

Otherwise, great job!

Posted by Daniel Joyce on October 30, 2007 at 01:18 PM PDT #

excellent

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Threading.
It seems from the language docs if you use "do" or "do later" you have to use Java classes and look after your own synchronization (and error returns).

This required a VERY skillful programmer.

What we need is threading and result synchronization that the 'average' programmer can use and access directly from the scripting language.

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