SVG integration
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Hi all :)
I would like to make a c++ program with a SVG GUI (animations, funny things..).
But does anyone know how to send and event from C++ to SVG and
handle SVG events in C++ ?
I know how to do it in flash with ActiveX, but not in SVG
That is not what SVG is for. If you want a scalable GUI then you could look at using Cairo and GTK+. Cairo is intended to let you render scalable graphics (which is what SVG is) and GTK+ lets your user interact in the expected way (buttons etc). You can essentially make a GUI with GTK+ (or graphically in glade) and then use Cairo to render the buttons etc. I suspect you could define the button contents in terms of SVG content yourself, but I've not tried this myself, so I wouldn't like to offer any advice in that respect either way. Another nice feature of this setup is it's cross platform (GTK+ is widely supported, as is Cairo).
Hope this helps you out,
Dan
Hope this helps you out,
Dan
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SVG (as Flash lite) is widely used as a rendering engine for GUI on embedded framework.
This is powerfull for some reasons :
- Because of the "clean" separation of GUI (designer) and Core application (developper) ; that can't be done easily with GTK or other c/c++ widget libs.
- Because of animations and scalable contents who are now required on mobile phone and handed devices.
That's why im interessted in SVG <-> C++ interactions.
This is powerfull for some reasons :
- Because of the "clean" separation of GUI (designer) and Core application (developper) ; that can't be done easily with GTK or other c/c++ widget libs.
- Because of animations and scalable contents who are now required on mobile phone and handed devices.
That's why im interessted in SVG <-> C++ interactions.
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