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#!/usr/bin/perl
BEGIN {
push @INC , '../';
push @INC , '../SVG';
}
use SVG;
use strict;
use CGI ':header';
my $p = CGI->new;
print $p->header(-type=>'image/svg+xml');
my $svg = SVG->new(width=>500,height=>500);
$svg->desc()->cdata('This example shows some more features of SVG Text');
$svg->title()->cdata('Sample 3: text');
$svg->comment(
'hello I am a dog. Actually, I am an SVG demo of the perl SVG.pm module',
'While the original static example was done by SUN, this is a 100% dynamic',
'sample. Case in point. Last time I looked, the SUN sample did not work on any',
'of my browser implementations.',
'=========================================================================',
'SVG Sample Pool : Text',
'This sample shows some powerful features of SVG Text elements ',
'among which are the "text" element; "tspan" element; "textPath" element;',
'text orientation management using "writing-mode" and text alignment',
'using property of "text-anchor". Some font-related features are also',
'Sun @author Sheng Pei, Vincent Hardy ',
'Copyright Sun Microsystems Inc., 2000-2002 ',
'Notice that the copyright is next year!! Today is 13.10.01 (editor)',
'I wondef if the copyright includes machine-generated renditions of',
'the content, like I am doing. Awfully presumptuous to copyright',
'content that is being offered as a sample of SVG application',
'=========================================================================',
);
my $defg_m = $svg->defs()->group(id=>'marker',style=>{"stroke-width"=>1});
$defg_m->line(x1=>-15,y1=>0,x2=>15,y2=>0,style=>{'stroke'=>'currentColor'});
$defg_m->line(y1=>-15,x1=>0,y2=>15,x2=>0,style=>{'stroke'=>'currentColor'});
$svg->comment(
'=====================================================================',
'Simple text element, for the graphics title. ',
'This illustrates a very simple text element where text is centered ',
'about its anchor. ',
'=====================================================================',
'Draw simple text');
$svg->text(x=>200, y=>80, style=>
{'text-anchor'=>'middle', 'font-size'=>60, 'font-weight'=>800, 'font-family'=>'Verdana', 'font-style'=>'italic'})->cdata('hello, Sun.');
$svg->comment('Display marker for the anchor point');
$svg->use(-href=>"#marker", style=>"color:black", transform=>'translate(200, 80)');
$svg->comment(
'=====================================================================',
"The first part of the picture: 'SVG' following the upper curved line",
'defs / xlink:href in textPath is the way to achieve text on a path.',
'This illustrates: text, textPath and tspan',
'=====================================================================',
'Define the path on which text is laid out');
my $path = $svg->get_path(x=>[-100,0, 200,200],y=>[0,-100,-100,0]);
$svg->defs()->path(id=>"Path1",%$path);
my $textLayout1 = $svg->group(id=>"textLayout1", transform=>"translate(200, 250)");
$textLayout1->comment('Draw the path on which text is laid out');
$textLayout1->use(-href=>"#Path1", style=>{stroke=>'yellow','stroke-width'=>40, 'fill'=>'none'});
$textLayout1->use(-href=>"#Path1", style=>{stroke=>'black','stroke-width'=>1, fill=>'none'});
$textLayout1->comment('Layout text on path');
$textLayout1->text(style=>{'font-family'=>'Verdana',
'font-size'=>80, 'font-weight'=>800,
fill=>'blue', 'text-anchor'=>'middle'});
my $textLayoutpath1 = $textLayout1->text(-type=>'path', -href=>"#Path1", startOffset=>"0");
$textLayoutpath1->text(-type=>'span', style=>"fill:black")->cdata('S');
$textLayoutpath1->text(-type=>'span', style=>{stroke=>'black',fill=>'white'})->cdata('V');
$textLayoutpath1->text(-type=>'span', style=>"fill:red")->cdata('G');
$svg->comment('textLayout1',
'=======================================================================',
"The second part of the picture: 'is' following the right vertical line ",
'This illustrates glyph layout capabilities, here top to bottom layout.',
'======================================================================='
);
$svg->defs()->path(id=>"Path2", d=>"M 100 0 l 0 150");
my $tl2 = $svg->group(id=>"textLayout2" ,transform=>"translate(200, 250)");
$tl2->use(-href=>"#Path2", style=>{stroke=>'red', 'stroke-width'=>40});
$tl2->comment("Here we change the writing-mode of the text element to 'tb' (for 'top to bottom')");
$tl2->text( x=>"100", y=>"75", style=>{'font-family'=>'Verdana', 'font-weight'=>800, 'font-size'=>50,fill=>'white', 'writing-mode'=>'tb', 'text-anchor'=>'middle'})->cdata('is');
$tl2->use( -href=>"#marker", style=>"color:black;", transform=>"translate(100, 75)" );
$svg->comment('======================================================================',
"Third part of the picture: 'very' following the bottom horizontal line",
'This illustrates one way of displaying text upside down. ',
'======================================================================',
'Define the path where the text is laid out');
$svg->defs()->path(id=>"Path3", d=>"M 100 150 l -200 0");
$svg->comment('Draw the path on which text is laid out');
my $tl3 = $svg->group( id=>"textLayout3", transform=>"translate(200, 250)");
$tl3->use(-href=>"#Path3", style=>"stroke:yellow; stroke-width:40");
$tl3->use( -href=>"#Path3", style=>{stroke=>'black','stroke-width'=>1});
$tl3->text(style=>{ 'font-family'=>'Verdana', 'font-size'=>40,
'font-weight'=>900, fill=>'black',
stroke=>'none', 'text-anchor'=>'middle'} );
$tl3->text(type=>'path', -href=>"#Path3", 'xml:space'=>"default")->cdata('very');
$svg->comment('textLayout3');
$svg->comment('========================================================================',
"The fourth part of the picture: 'cool' following the left vertical line",
'This further illustrates tspan, this time directly in a text element.',
'========================================================================');
$svg->defs()->path(id=>"Path4", d=>"M -100 150 l 0 -150" );
my $tl4 = $svg->group(id=>"textLayout4", transform=>"translate(200, 250)");
$tl4->use( -href=>"#Path4", style=>"stroke:red; stroke-width:40");
my $tl4_t = $tl4->text( x=>"0", y=>"0",
style=>{'font-family'=>'Verdana', 'font-size'=>50,
'font-style'=>'italic',fill=>'white',
stroke=>'black', 'writing-mode'=>'lr',
'text-anchor'=>"middle"},
transform=>"translate(-100, 75) rotate(-90)");
$tl4_t->tspan(dy=>"0")->cdata('cool!');
$tl4_t->tspan(dy=>"-25",
style=>{'font-size'=>10, stroke=>'none', fill=>'black'})
->cdata('SVG');
$tl4_t->tspan(dy=>"0",style=>{'font-size'=>10, stroke=>'none', fill=>'black'})->cdata('SVG');
$tl4->use(transform=>"translate(-100, 75)", -href=>"#marker", style=>"color:black;");
$svg->comment(
'=============================================================================',
"Below are steps to produce the 'SVG' in the box, mainly using the text-anchor",
'to align the three glyphs ',
'This illustrates the various text anchors. ',
'=============================================================================');
my $tl5 = $svg->group( id=>"textLayout5", transform=>"translate(180, 290)", style=>"font-weight:800");
$tl5->use( -href=>"#marker", style=>{fill=>'black', stroke=>'black',transform=>'translate(30, 50)'});
$tl5->comment('Anchored to the end');
$tl5->text( x=>"30", y=>"50", style=>{'font-family'=>'Verdana','font-size'=>100,
stroke=>'black', fill=>'none', 'text-anchor'=>'end'})->cdata('S');
$tl5->comment('Anchored to the start');
$tl5->text( x=>"30", y=>"50",
style=>{'font-family'=>'Verdana', 'font-size'=>40,
'font-weight'=>700, stroke=>'black',fill=>'none',
'text-anchor'=>'start'})
->cdata('G');
$tl5->comment("When the orientation is 'top_bottom' using 'start' as the anchor makes",
'the glyph aligns to the upper line',);
$tl5->use(-href=>"#marker", style=>"color:red", transform=>"translate(48, -30)");
$tl5->comment('Anchored to the start, with top to bottom text layout');
$tl5->text( x=>"48", y=>"-30",
style=>{'font-family'=>'Verdana',
'font-size'=>50,stroke=>'red',
fill=>'none','writing-mode'=>'tb',
'text-anchor'=>'start'})
->cdata('V');
$svg->anchor(-href=>"http://roitsystems.com/")->text(x=>200, y=>160, style=>
{'text-anchor'=>'middle', 'font-size'=>30, 'font-weight'=>800, 'font-family'=>'Verdana', 'font-style'=>'italic', opacity=>0.3})->cdata('Use SVG.pm');
print $svg->xmlify;
__END__
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1"?>
<!-- ========================================================================= -->
<!-- SVG Sample Pool : Text -->
<!-- -->
<!-- This sample shows some powerful features of SVG Text elements -->
<!-- among which are the "text" element; "tspan" element; "textPath" element; -->
<!-- text orientation management using "writing-mode" and text alignment -->
<!-- using property of "text-anchor". Some font-related features are also -->
<!-- exercised. -->
<!-- -->
<!-- @author Sheng Pei, Vincent Hardy -->
<!-- XML Technology Center, Sun Microsystems Inc. -->
<!-- @version 1.1, July 5 2000 -->
<!-- @version 1.0, June 27 2000 -->
<!-- -->
<!-- Copyright Sun Microsystems Inc., 2000-2002 -->
<!-- ========================================================================= -->
<svg width="500" height="500" xml:space="default">
<desc> This example shows some more features of SVG Text. </desc>
<title> Sample 3: text </title>
<defs>
<g id="marker" style="stroke-width:1">
<line x1="-15" y1="0" x2="15" y2="0" style="stroke:currentColor" />
<line y1="-15" x1="0" y2="15" x2="0" style="stroke:currentColor" />
<circle cx="0" cy="0" r="3" style="fill:currentColor" />
</g>
</defs>
<!-- ===================================================================== -->
<!-- Simple text element, for the graphics title. -->
<!-- This illustrates a very simple text element where text is centered -->
<!-- about its anchor. -->
<!-- ===================================================================== -->
<!-- Draw simple text -->
<text x="200" y="80" style="text-anchor:middle; font-size:60; font-weight:800; font-family:Verdana; font-style:italic">SVG Text</text>
<!-- Display marker for the anchor point -->
<use xlink:href="#marker" style="color:black" transform="translate(200, 80)"/>
<!-- ===================================================================== -->
<!-- The first part of the picture: 'SVG' following the upper curved line -->
<!-- defs / xlink:href in textPath is the way to achieve text on a path. -->
<!-- This illustrates: text, textPath and tspan -->
<!-- ===================================================================== -->
<!-- Define the path on which text is laid out -->
<defs>
<path id="Path1"
d="M -100 0 c 0 -100 200 -100 200 0" />
</defs>
<g id="textLayout1" transform="translate(200, 250)">
<!-- Draw the path on which text is laid out -->
<use xlink:href="#Path1" style="stroke:yellow; stroke-width:40; fill:none;" />
<use xlink:href="#Path1" style="stroke:black; stroke-width:1; fill:none;" />
<!-- Layout text on path -->
<text style="font-family:Verdana; font-size:80; font-weight:800; fill:blue; text-anchor:middle">
<textPath xlink:href="#Path1" startOffset="0" >
<tspan style="fill:black">S</tspan>
<tspan style="stroke:black; fill:white;">V</tspan>
<tspan style="fill:red">G</tspan>
</textPath>
</text>
</g> <!-- textLayout1 -->
<!-- ======================================================================= -->
<!-- The second part of the picture: 'is' following the right vertical line -->
<!-- This illustrates glyph layout capabilities, here top to bottom layout. -->
<!-- ======================================================================= -->
<defs>
<path id="Path2"
d="M 100 0 l 0 150" />
</defs>
<g id="textLayout2" transform="translate(200, 250)" >
<use xlink:href="#Path2" style="stroke:red; stroke-width:40" />
<!-- Here we change the writing-mode of the text element to 'tb' (for 'top to bottom') -->
<text x="100" y="75" style="font-family:Verdana; font-weight:800; font-size:50;
fill:white; writing-mode:tb; text-anchor:middle">is</text>
<use xlink:href="#marker" style="color:black;" transform="translate(100, 75)" />
</g>
<!-- ====================================================================== -->
<!-- Third part of the picture: 'very' following the bottom horizontal line -->
<!-- This illustrates one way of displaying text upside down. -->
<!-- ====================================================================== -->
<!-- Define the path where the text is laid out -->
<defs>
<path id="Path3"
d="M 100 150 l -200 0" />
</defs>
<!-- Draw the path on which text is laid out -->
<g id="textLayout3" transform="translate(200, 250)">
<use xlink:href="#Path3" style="stroke:yellow; stroke-width:40" />
<use xlink:href="#Path3" style="stroke:black; stroke-width:1" />
<text style="font-family:Verdana; font-size:40; font-weight:900; fill:black; stroke:none; text-anchor:middle">
<textPath xlink:href="#Path3" xml:space="default">very</textPath>
</text>
</g> <!-- textLayout3 -->
<!-- ======================================================================== -->
<!-- The fourth part of the picture: 'cool' following the left vertical line -->
<!-- This further illustrates tspan, this time directly in a text element. -->
<!-- ======================================================================== -->
<defs>
<path id="Path4"
d="M -100 150 l 0 -150" />
</defs>
<g id="textLayout4" transform="translate(200, 250)">
<use xlink:href="#Path4" style="stroke:red; stroke-width:40" />
<text x="0" y="0" style="font-family:Verdana; font-size:50;
font-style:italic; fill:white; stroke:black; writing-mode:lr; text-anchor:middle;"
transform="translate(-100, 75) rotate(-90)">
<tspan dy="0">
cool!
</tspan>
<tspan dy="-25" style="font-size:10; stroke:none; fill:black;">
SVG
</tspan>
</text>
<use transform="translate(-100, 75)" xlink:href="#marker" style="color:black;" />
</g>
<!-- ============================================================================= -->
<!-- Below are steps to produce the 'SVG' in the box, mainly using the text-anchor -->
<!-- to align the three glyphs -->
<!-- This illustrates the various text anchors. -->
<!-- ============================================================================= -->
<g id="textLayout5" transform="translate(180, 290)" style="font-weight:800">
<use xlink:href="#marker" style="fill:black; stroke:black" transform="translate(30, 50)" />
<!-- Anchored to the end -->
<text x="30" y="50" style="font-family:Verdana; font-size:100;
stroke:black; fill:none; text-anchor:end">S</text>
<!-- Anchored to the start -->
<text x="30" y="50" style="font-family:Verdana; font-size:40;
font-weight:700; stroke:black; fill:none; text-anchor:start">G</text>
<!-- When the orientation is 'top_bottom' using 'start' as the anchor makes -->
<!-- the glyph aligns to the upper line -->
<use xlink:href="#marker" style="color:red" transform="translate(48, -30)" />
<!-- Anchored to the start, with top to bottom text layout -->
<text x="48" y="-30" style="font-family:Verdana; font-size:50;
stroke:red; fill:none; writing-mode:tb; text-anchor:start">
V
</text>
</g>
</svg>
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