setRootSVGAttributes()
Produces the root SVG element.
Syntax
setRootSVGAttributes(
id STRING,
width STRING,
height STRING,
viewBox STRING,
preserveAspectRatio STRING )
RETURNS om.DomNode
- id is the SVG object identifier.
width
and height define the SVG viewport.- viewBox defines the SVG viewbox (the internal coordinate system).
preserveAspectRatio
is the aspect ratio to preserve.
Usage
This function sets the attributes of the root "svg" SVG element from the parameters, and returns the SVG DOM element.
create()
function):
You can repeat calls to the setRootSVGAttributes()
function to change/reset the
root DOM node SVG attributes.- Initialize the fglsvgcanvas library with
initialize()
, - Create a new SVG canvas handler with
create()
(this creates the DOM node for the root SVG), - Set root SVG attributes and get the corresponding DOM node object with
setRootSVGAttributes()
. - Use the root DOM node to append child DOM element created from fglsvgcanvas functions.
The width
and height
attributes define the SVG viewport, the
visible area of the SVG image. You want to leave the viewport attributes to NULL
,
to let the SVG image adapt to its container.
The viewbox is specified with the viewBox
parameter, to define the coordinate
system to draw SVG objects. For example "0 0 100 100"
defines a viewbox where 0,0
are the coordinates of the top/left corner, and 100,100 are the coodinates of the botton/right
corner. If you draw a rectangle with 25,25,50,50 it will be centered and use the half of the
viewbox.
The preserveAspectRatio parameter is used in conjunction with the
viewBox
attribute, to control how the SVG content is stretched, whether or not to
force uniform scaling. In most case you want to use the "xMidYMid meet"
as aspect
ratio.
See SVG reference for more details about viewports and viewboxes.
Example
Displaying an image from an URL:
DEFINE root_svg om.DomNode
LET root_svg = fglsvgcanvas.setRootSVGAttributes(
"agenda",
NULL, NULL,
"0 0 1000 1000",
"xMidYMin slice"
)