Reputation: 2884
Currently I am using batik library for SVG manipulation. Below is my element :
<g id="FrontRight_1">
<path fill="none" stroke="#000000" stroke-miterlimit="10" d="M335.775,3550.251l886.631,198.611
c0,0-17.461-467.823-190.26-756.729c-172.794-288.907-243.793-385.207-281.208-529.649
c-37.417-144.446-65.087-385.58-29.396-544.164l-431.396-161.81c0,0-100.354,225.707-99.356,607.059
c0.598,228.37,83.309,362.999,112.561,620.65C323.833,3164.645,338.045,3532.962,335.775,3550.251z"/>
Its Original Coordinate is : 190.7826,1756.51
After transform function as follow:
<g id="FrontRight_1" transform="translate(-1751.828610 1227.40240) rotate(270.0)"> <path d="M335.775 3550.251 L1222.406 3748.862 L1222.406 3748.862 L1204.945 3281.039 L1032.146 2992.1329 L859.352 2703.226 L788.3529 2606.926 L750.938 2462.4841 L713.521 2318.038 L685.851 2076.904 L721.542 1918.3201 L290.146 1756.51 L290.146 1756.51 L189.7919 1982.217 L190.79 2363.569 L191.388 2591.939 L274.099 2726.568 L303.3509 2984.2192 L323.833 3164.645 L338.045 3532.962 L335.775 3550.251 Z" fill="#8498d1" stroke="#010101" stroke-width="1" /> </g>
Need to know new absolute coordinate of above element
Thank you
Upvotes: 0
Views: 1127
Reputation: 101918
Batik supports the SVG DOM, so the method should be the same as it would be for the Javascript example below.
var g = document.getElementById("FrontRight_1");
var svg = g.ownerSVGElement;
var pt = svg.createSVGPoint();
pt.x = 190.7826;
pt.y = 1756.51;
var groupTransformMatrix = g.transform.baseVal.consolidate().matrix;
pt = pt.matrixTransform(groupTransformMatrix);
console.log("pt=",pt);
<svg>
<g id="FrontRight_1" transform="translate(-1751.828610 1227.40240) rotate(270.0)">
</g>
</svg>
It should just be a matter of porting the code to Java. I'm not a Batik user, but it should be something like the following:
SVGDocument document = canvas.getSVGDocument();
SVGGElement g = (SVGGElement) document.getElementById("FrontRight_1");
SVGSVGElement svg = g.getOwnerSVGElement();
SVGPoint pt = svg.createSVGPoint();
pt.setX(190.7826f);
pt.setY(1756.51f);
SVGMatrix groupTransformMatrix = g.getTransform().getBaseVal().consolidate().getMatrix();
pt = pt.matrixTransform(groupTransformMatrix);
Upvotes: 1