[Seaside] SVG Rendering Engine

[Gerhard Obermann]

Well i only know Sextant, but this seems to be not very usefull!
I didnt get it running in Seaside 2.9 (But should work in previous versions)

As i mentioned before, i would try to contribute as much as i can,
but ill need some good start point (e.g. Modelling and design of the base
classes)

br
Gerhard

On Mon, Apr 7, 2008 at 9:35 PM, Lukas Renggli <renggli at gmail.com> wrote:

> > - Basic set of SVG Elements (mainly Shapes, Text, Images,..) subset of
> SVG
> > Tiny
>
> A full implementation of SVG tiny would be a good start.
>
> > - Generated SVG XML should work in all Standard browsers
>
> That's too limiting. For IE one has to install a plugin, and for the
> rest it just works (as usual). I think this is easy to communicate, if
> you have a graphical application that people have to use a real
> browser or install a plugin.
>
> > - SVG ECMA Scripting
> > - AJAX Javascript Library to move and or modify elements
> > - AJAX Javascript Library to create or delete elements
>
> Prototype and script.aculo.us should work to some extent with SVG
> nodes. At least in FireFox, Safari and Opera. In most cases it makes
> sense to have propre fallback implementations anyway.
>
> > > We need a nice SVGCanvasRenderer with a nice set of brushes :)
>
> I know / have heard of at least 3 SVG implementations in Seaside. It
> is rather disappointing that nobody takes the time to publish his
> solution to SqueakSource.
>
> Lukas
>
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