The SVG file is a two-dimensional vector image based on documents in XML format. The SVG format is used not only for the description of two-dimensional vector graphics, but also for mixed vector-raster images. Let's list the main advantages of SVG format: First of all, as previously mentioned ...
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In the first part of the article we reviewed the innovations of FastReport.Net 2019.4 in terms of vector graphics. Now polylines and polygons can be constructed by Bezier curves. In this article, we will consider the possibility of creating curves using a report script. Currently there are two ways...
Back in FastReport .NET 2018, entry-level vector graphics appeared in the reports. These were polygons and curves. It was possible to build complex shapes, but all the curves were straight. In version 2019, Bezier curves finally appeared - and therefore, full-fledged vector graphics. Now we can crea...
FastReport 2018.2 has support for vector graphics in exports. Now some barcodes and SVG images are exported in vector form. This applies to exports to PDF, HTML and SVG. As for barcodes, the explanation is needed to be given - only linear bar codes can be exported as vector images. In the current ...
Format SVG (Scalable Vector Graphic) was developed in the late 90's to display vector graphics in Web sites. The basic idea behind it is the use of XML for describing the image. This made SVG very popular in the web graphics. Using css or java script, it's easy to change the XML description of an im...
Sadly, the issue of vector graphics in FastReport.Net has been poorly worked out. In the designer there is a small set of figures and polygons, but there is no information on how to use files with vector graphics. Quite recently a plug-in for the report designer has appeared. It adds a new SVG objec...