Adds gradient export to SVG library #770
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…dial gradients to export as SVG The extension handler is a copy of https://gist.github.com/msteiger/4509119 by Martin Steiger with minor changes for Processing Several classes and methods in PShapeSVG and PShapeJava2D have been made public or modified to support the export of gradients
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Adding an extension handler to the SVG library to allow linear and radial gradients to export as SVG
The extension handler is a copy of https://gist.github.com/msteiger/4509119 by Martin Steiger with minor changes for Processing
Several classes and methods in PShapeSVG and PShapeJava2D have been made public or modified to support the export of gradients
Current SVG export of gradients results in fill:none on the shapes, leaving everything filled black. This adds gradients into the export handler, allowing fill:url(#gradientID) to work as expected.