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Yep, using a template allows people to export the data in different
styles, see attached and example template.
This approach doesn't require to use Apache Batik and so on. It can
be implemented by just using a FileReader for the template and a
PrintWriter to export the data. The XY bar and line series data can
be fetched dynamically from the BaseChart, see R export.
Best,
Philip
Am 27.02.20 um 14:58 schrieb Yash
Bharatiya:
Okay,
So does that mean the basic features of the .svg file like
font,color and styling will remain the same every time the
user makes an export,
and only the data series for different axes being exported
will change?
I would recommend to create a simple *.svg template in
Inkscape for each type, which could be used internally, see
attached very rough demo file.
The template *.svg files could be modified in a way, that
certain keywords for the X and Y axis are used and a data
area is defined. This would enable a system, that a user
could use its own *.svg templates in step 2 to export the
data.
Do you know what I mean?
Best,
Philip
Am 27.02.20 um 14:07 schrieb Yash Bharatiya:
Hi,
Yes, I meant using this SVG code generated by batik
as a reference to create the template for different
charts
For e.g-
PrintWriter printWriter = null;
/*
USE PRINTWRITER TO PRINT SVG CODE TO A FILE HERE
*/
printWriter=new PrintWriter(new File(filename));
/*
printWriter.println(); // SVG code to print to the file goes inside this print statement.
the current SVG export is fine and uses Apache Batik
and other dependencies to export the data.
I would like to have a second solution without using
these dependencies, via a template. The template for
Bar-, Line- and Scatter-Charts shall define one x
and one y axis, which is populated by the export
script. The line series shall be exported as "one"
connected line instead of separate elements.
Best,
Philip
Am 26.02.20 um 15:18 schrieb Yash Bharatiya:
Hi,
I looked into how Graphics2D generated the
.svg export for different charts and found
that it consists of three sections of code-
1) General declaration of xml document and
SVG object,this will be common to all
templates.
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