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Actionscript SVG Library Updated

I have updated the open-source actionscript SVG library. It now has an Adobe AIR application example application that allows you to try it out.

What’s the library for? It lets you define vector graphics in a common format and render them in flash. Actually, you can already do this at compile time. But if you want to change the graphics programatically, for example changing the colors and styles used for fills and pens, you are out of luck with the Adobe’s current SVG offering. This program lets you do that at runtime

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One Response to “Actionscript SVG Library Updated”

  1. wayne li Says:
    January 23rd, 2008 at 3:07 pm

    This is really exciting stuff you have here!

    I was trying to use the library for Flex 2 but don’t have some of the classes that you use.
    For example in the NormalizingReader.as you import as3java.io.Reader.
    Where can I get that class/library?
    (Mind you I’m pretty new at this stuff so this may be a dumb question to you.)

    Many thanks for sharing this wonderful work!

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