Display SVG icon with binary data

[pixsta]

Hello,

On 5th edition devices (e.g. Nokia N5800) I cannot load SVG images correctly which contain non-vector data (e.g. from embedded images). On other plattforms, like on the N95 this works fine.

Is there a workaround to load such SVG files?

Regards,

[skumar_rao]

Can you show us how you are using the SVG images. note that only TSVG format is use in Symbian devices.

[wizard_hu_]

It is more peaceful to avoid "bitmap SVG"-s. They are not real SVG-s anyway, and .mbm-s still work.

[pixsta]

At the moment I have completely switched to transparent pngs, but loading is very slow compared to mbms (consisting of bmp and bmp mask). But the problem is, that the scaled bmp/mask produces white pixels around objects due to scaling effects. Are there tricks to avoid these "effects"?

[wizard_hu_]

Scaling is not a strength of bitmaps, and if you want transparency, it gets worse.
However if you mean white extras on the right and on the bottom of the bitmap (and never on the top/left), that is probably not about scaling the bitmap, but simply resizing it (CFbsBitmap::Resize simply reduces/enlarges the extents of the image). TRect-using DrawBitmap is the simplest way to scale a bitmap, but it certainly uses a nearest-pixel sampling, which can create annoying artifacts if the new size is close to the original. There is a class, CBitmapScaler, but I do not know if it uses a more sophisticated sampling approach.