Lauris Kaplinski wrote: > > Just some months ago we were talking about sodipodi and SVG "widgets" in > Loci. Hi Lauris. I remember :-) > While sodipodi tends to be rather "heavyweight" drawing program, I > found that there is "lightweight" SVG display routine in Nautilus, > developed by Raph Levien, which is used to display SVG icons. So maybe you > are interested in cooperating with Nautilus people. I saw Miguel demonstrate a Bonobo SVG object when he gave a talk in Boston a few months ago, but I don't know exactly what he used. We'll take a look at the Nautilus SVG routine. Loci/Piper can have multiple user interfaces in multiple languages, but we may be able to use the SVG routine (I suppose in C) for any number of our interfaces. > Also you may want to keep eye on DIA, which has customized SVG format for > its objects, suitable for drawing "connections" - the thing you were > interested. Yes, we considered Dia early on in the project. The user interface I'm writing now handles connections a little more "quick and dirty" than Dia does, which may be all we need (i.e., we don't need to make pictures of the interface, only what is contained within it). > Best wishes and nice Loci Thank you! Jeff -- +----------------------------------+ | J.W. Bizzaro | | | | http://bioinformatics.org/~jeff/ | | | | BIOINFORMATICS.ORG | | The Open Lab | | | | http://bioinformatics.org/ | +----------------------------------+