In Trevor's demo it looked pretty straightforward. Sure, the data
itself is no more readable to the human eye than rtfText or polygon
points, but a simple copy-n-paste from an SVG XML file into the
Inspector and bingo! SVG on screen.
Assuming that wasn't either a dream or some proprietary thing Trevor has
that no one else has seen, I would imagine if the Inspector (coded in LC
as it is) can do it, any of our scripts can do it too.
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Richard Gaskin
Fourth World Systems
Software Design and Development for the Desktop, Mobile, and the Web
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Scott Rossi wrote:
> SVG is LiveCode 8 widgets only. AFAIK, in 8 the current "built in"
> vector graphic offering is characters from the FontAwesome font,
> and while you and I might be comfortable copying points from SVG
> files into LiveCode, I think you'd agree that's not exactly the best
> user experience. :-)
>
>> On Oct 29, 2015, at 1:23 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
>>
>> When Trevor DeVore presented at our local LiveCode User Group
>> meeting a couple months ago, he showed us a Widget that allowed
>> him to put SVG data into it as easily as we set points in a polygon.
>>
>> That seems very much like what you're looking for, and what Mark
>> Talluto's looking for, and many others.
>>
>> Was I dreaming?
>>
>> I'd thought there was an SVGIcon Widget for that purpose, no?
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