Hi all,
I use these lines to add a <g> tag into a new <svg> tag:
final Element root = basedocument.getDocumentElement();
final Element ele = newGraphElement.getRootelement();
elementToinsert = (Element)
newGraphElement.getRootelement().getElementsByTagName("g").item(0);
elementToinsert.setAttribute("transform", "translate("
newGraphElement.getPosX() "," newGraphElement.getPosY() ")");
root.appendChild(basedocument.importNode(ele, true));
They work perfectly. I use "transform" to insert the element in a
specific location.
I save the generated svg file using DOMUtilities.writeDocument.
When I open the file with Inkscape it looks ok.
When I use the same code to insert the generated file into a empty svg file,
I saw that only one element its located correctely (I use a JSVGCanvas), and
the
others elements are located in the 0,0 position.
I open the generated file in a text editor, I see that the number of svg
tags are as much as I insert a <g> tag with code before.
So, that explains why only the first inserted element is located well , the
atribute transform only moves the first svg tag in the file.
the question is, How can i insert only a <g> tag instead of a <svg> tag?
.
the generated file has this structure:
<svg...><g></g> <svg...></svg></svg><svg...><g></g></svg>
I want something like this:
<svg>
<g></g>
<g></g>
<g></g>
</svg>
Thank you for your help.
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