Looks like a job for the XMLTemplater to me.
Looks like a job for the XMLTemplater to me.
Are You sure? Even in situation, when I need to export SVG file? And what about [cdata] - is ther any possibility, how export data without brackets please?
There is actually a SVG writer in FME, have you tried that?
There is actually a SVG writer in FME, have you tried that?
Good call @redgeographics, didnt know that and it looks like XML to me, hence the suggestion.
Are You sure? Even in situation, when I need to export SVG file? And what about [cdata] - is ther any possibility, how export data without brackets please?
See @redgeographics answer's below, I would try that first.
Good call @redgeographics, didnt know that and it looks like XML to me, hence the suggestion.
It is an XML flavor alright, but having a decidated writer means you don't have to worry about the inner workings of the format, that saves a lot of trouble.
It is an XML flavor alright, but having a decidated writer means you don't have to worry about the inner workings of the format, that saves a lot of trouble.
Yes I have tried SVG writer, but still have problem with body structure. When I export string values, there is everytime prefix xCDATA...]. And when I create some attributes, their values are put into brackets and all entities are at same level (check below).
I need structured body as I mentioned in my first contribution.
I'm no SVG expert, but I think you have to have the CDATA elements. However, if you really don't want them you can always write the SVG using the writer and then read it as text in a 2nd workspace and use a StringReplacer to get rid of the CDATA tags, then an XMLFormatter to pretty print the output.
Hi,
did you find any solutions?
I have the same problem, i need to put a <pattern> around a <path> output from svgwriter
f.e.
<pattern id="diagonalHatch" patternUnits="userSpaceOnUse" width="4" height="4">
<path d="M-1,1 l2,-2
M0,4 l4,-4
M3,5 l2,-2"
style="stroke:black; stroke-width:1" />
</pattern>
Hi,
did you find any solutions?
I have the same problem, i need to put a <pattern> around a <path> output from svgwriter
f.e.
<pattern id="diagonalHatch" patternUnits="userSpaceOnUse" width="4" height="4">
<path d="M-1,1 l2,-2
M0,4 l4,-4
M3,5 l2,-2"
style="stroke:black; stroke-width:1" />
</pattern>
Hello @sebastiangoerck,
finally, I had to leave SVG writer and I used XMLTemplater - Its better for my purposes (I have free hands in creating of template for our customer). The hardest thing was to find way, how to convert geometries to SVG, but combination of expressionevaluators and geometryextractor can do that.
Hope I helped You!
Lubo
Hello @sebastiangoerck,
finally, I had to leave SVG writer and I used XMLTemplater - Its better for my purposes (I have free hands in creating of template for our customer). The hardest thing was to find way, how to convert geometries to SVG, but combination of expressionevaluators and geometryextractor can do that.
Hope I helped You!
Lubo
thanks for the feedback...this is not the solution i had hoped for, but i will have a look at it :-)
@lazarlubomir
Did you try using the pre-defined template in SVG Writer Parameter?
FME SVG Writer
hope that helps
happy fme-ing :-)
srg
@lazarlubomir
Did you try using the pre-defined template in SVG Writer Parameter?
FME SVG Writer
hope that helps
happy fme-ing :-)
srg
i miss the approach at this Point, an example would be very helpful.
:-)
Hi @lazarlubomir, unfortunately, there is currently no support in FME Desktop to accomplish this through SVG Writer. But doing some post-processing with XMLFragmentor and XMLQueryUpdator
Here is how workflow would go
Transform your file to SVGWriter Directly
Now using FeatureReader, Read back the file and use the above-mentioned transformers
For XMLQueryUpdator use following syntax
NOTE: this is just sample add the tags as you desire
declare namespace x='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg';
for $n in /x:g
return
insert node attribute elem_type{'elem_id'} into $n
Please find attached a sample workflow.
none2svg_2018.fmw
