Short description of features for SVGGraphics2D

[istinnstudio]

Hi, I am using batik to translate Graphics2D elements to SVG with the SVGGraphics2D Generator. I ve never tried CSS with an SVG before but I know the benefits in styling/animation. Does this project act as an additional level renderer if a CSS file will be provided? Something like a post processor through CSS? Could you provide a general short description of what we can possibly gain in front of the classic SVGGraphics2D Generator?

Regards

[carlosame]

With SVGGraphics2D you aren't using CSS as input: EchoSVG's SVGGraphics2D is almost the same as Batik's one, except for a few improvements like #16 or #17. Those fixes are one of the reasons why EchoSVG passes all of the Batik's svggen unit tests while Batik itself doesn't.

This project has no specific documentation about SVGGraphics2D currently, except for the Javadocs which are linked from the Wiki.

[istinnstudio]

Thanks for the info

[carlosame]

In my reply I mentioned the Batik tests, and in another discussion I talked about reproducibility issues with Batik's test suite. To put some context about the differences between Batik and EchoSVG testing infrastructure I created a new Wiki page:

https://github.com/css4j/echosvg/wiki/From-Batik-test-suite-to-EchoSVG-tests

[carlosame]

Now there is a Wiki page about SVGGraphics2D which includes the new features introduced in 1.1, like the configurable compression level or the support for arbitrary color spaces:

https://github.com/css4j/echosvg/wiki/SVG-Generator