Having the same problem here. Adding back the transform fixes linear gradient not working.
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Exact the same problem here. The gradient renders the wrong way when i render the svg in juce:
It renders the right way when i adding .followedBy (transform); in the parser and revert the JUCE bug fix as described above.
@ed95 Please have another look at it. I really need only the basic SVG features. I can’t release products because of this and i don’t want to patch the JUCE library if possible.
Link to the SVG for testing:
https://tal-software.com/downloads/background.svg
This is how i embed the SVG:
MemoryBlock svgSavePreset(BinaryData::background_svg, BinaryData::background_svgSize);
XmlDocument xmlDocument2(svgSavePreset.toString());
std::unique_ptr<XmlElement> svgXml = xmlDocument2.getDocumentElement();
backgroundSvg = Drawable::createFromSVG(*svgXml);
addAndMakeVisible(backgroundSvg.get());
this->backgroundSvg->setBounds(0, 0, TAL_PLUGIN_WIDTH, TAL_PLUGIN_HEIGHT);
this->backgroundSvg->setTransformToFit(Rectangle<float>(0, 0, TAL_PLUGIN_WIDTH, TAL_PLUGIN_HEIGHT), RectanglePlacement::stretchToFit);
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I’m also quite interested into fixing at least the basic SVG features, like the gradient.
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I find that when exporting SVGs from inkscape, if you select the optimised export option it plays a little nicer with JUCE (and it reduces the size of your binaries). There’s also some other things you can do to remove <g> elements from the SVG which I find can help.
This is a workaround of course, not a fix. I’d also like to see better support for SVGs. But if you’re in need of a quick fix those might be some things to try.
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Thanks for the tip. I will try this as a work around.
It still would be great to have a fix for this soon.
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