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Programmatically alter the default colour of .svg image? [message #543854]

Wed, 30 June 2010 19:50

pokemonluvr

Messages: 2
Registered: June 2010

Junior Member

Hey everyone,

Right now I use quite a few custom figures, which are read from .svg files by the ScalableImageFigure class.

What i'm trying to do now is programmatically manipulate the colour that shows up. That is, override the default .svg colour with one of my own.

For some reason, using the setBackgroundColor() method does not result in a change,
(though other methods of the same scope like setMaintainAspectRatio(), setVisible() all work).

I'm not quite certain why, and if any tips would help that would be great!!

Thanks!
PL

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Re: Programmatically alter the default colour of .svg image? [message #544516 is a reply to message #543854]

Sat, 03 July 2010 07:26

pokemonluvr

Messages: 2
Registered: June 2010

Junior Member

I've made some small progress!

modifying the paintFigure(Graphics graphics) method allows me to overwrite the foreground colour by using setRenderInfo for the image

basically before the listener call in paintfigure, i do this

rndInfo.setValues(rndInfo.getWidth(), rndInfo.getHeight(), rndInfo.shouldMaintainAspectRatio(), rndInfo.shouldAntiAlias(), new RGB(255, 255, 0), new RGB(255, 255, 0));
                setRenderedImage(getRenderedImage().getNewRenderedImage(rndInfo));

This changes the outline colour/fill colour!
But SADLY, background colour remains elusive, even though I am in fact offering a background colour RGB.. would anyone have any thoughts as to how to change the background colour as well?

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Re: Programmatically alter the default colour of .svg image? [message #544915 is a reply to message #544516]

Tue, 06 July 2010 04:41

Jevon

Messages: 164
Registered: July 2009

Senior Member

Does SVG actually have a background colour, or is it transparent? If you
change the background colour and export to BMP, does the background
colour persist?

Jevon

pokemonluvr wrote:
> I've made some small progress!
>
> modifying the paintFigure(Graphics graphics) method allows me to
> overwrite the foreground colour by using setRenderInfo for the image
>
> basically before the listener call in paintfigure, i do this
>
> rndInfo.setValues(rndInfo.getWidth(), rndInfo.getHeight(),
> rndInfo.shouldMaintainAspectRatio(), rndInfo.shouldAntiAlias(), new
> RGB(255, 255, 0), new RGB(255, 255, 0));
>
> setRenderedImage(getRenderedImage().getNewRenderedImage(rndI nfo));
>
>
> This changes the outline colour/fill colour!
> But SADLY, background colour remains elusive, even though I am in fact
> offering a background colour RGB.. would anyone have any thoughts as to
> how to change the background colour as well?

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