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 SVG Bug? |
| Posted by Mark on Jul-26-2013 00:16 |
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I've asked ChartDirector (CD) to output an SVG file. It does so and is rendered beautifully
in a browser. But I need to use Batik (which is a utility for rendering and manipulating SVG
graphics), which throws an error on the SVG file that CD generated. Batik complains that a
height is used that is less than zero. Instead of ignoring this (apparently bogus) rectangle,
Batik refuses to display my graphic at all.
Upon inspection of the SVG file, I can find only 4 places in a 321kB file where the height
specification inside a <rect> tag is less than 0. Specifically, one of these four lines is as
follows:
<rect id='b1039' x='134' y='97' width='4' height='-1'/>
So how can it be that CD creates a rectangle with a negative height? Did I specify
something improperly in my Java code that creates the CD graphic? What might that be?
Even if I coded something incorrectly, shouldn't CD be wise enough to skip over rectangles
that have 0 or negative heights or widths??
Please advise...
Mark |
| Re: SVG Bug? |
| Posted by Peter Kwan on Jul-26-2013 21:45 |
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Hi Mark,
It does look like a bug in ChartDirector. Is it possible to provide me with the SVG output (you may email me at pkwan@advsofteng.net)? The SVG can help me to determine which part of ChartDirector outputs the negative height rectangle.
Regards
Peter Kwan |
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