There have been a number of requests to post the SvgViewer project on Google code.
So, here it is: http://code.google.com/p/svg-viewer/
My goal is to keep the repo at Google as stable as possible. Day to day changes will still be made in the old repository.
I have started to merge some of the changes Richard R. Masters has made in his sgweb project back into the source tree. Richard is creating a Flash SVG browser component with JavaScript support. He has made a slew of commits over the last two months. It will take me a while to work through all of his changes. I’m looking forward to seeing how his project evolves!
Hope everyone is having a good Christmas!
Great to see the project now hosted on Google Code; it’s a nice repository.
BTW, was sgweb a branch of SvgViewer or has it always been independent? I’m also working on being able to make Flex optional, with SVGBrowser and SVGFlex containers. Should I wait on the merge you are doing, or go ahead and send you the patches?
I can also pull from SVN soon and run against the SVG 1.1 tests to see how things are fairing. The PDF work you put up in the last blog post is very cool!
Have a great holiday! I probably shouldn’t be hacking on the SVG work this holiday, but I’m pretty sure I will end up doing so!
Best,
Brad
Hey Brad,
sgweb is a fork of SvgViewer. I stumbled over the project while searching for something else.
It looks like it was started back in November so there is some divergence.
James