SVG is a graphical format which is scalable. It means that when you zoom an image, you don't lose quality. So this format gives good printing result.
You can enable SVG generation by using-tsvg
flag with the command line.
You can also use format="svg"
in the Ant task definition.
<target name="main">
<plantuml dir="./src" format="svg" />
</target>
You can also generate SVG directly from Java.
target
value in the generated SVG with the svgLinkTarget
setting.
According to the HTML specification, you can choose:
_blank
_parent
_self
_top
(by default, if svgLinkTarget
is empty)
@startuml
skinparam svgLinkTarget _parent
start
:[[http://plantuml.com]];
stop
@enduml
skinparam pathHoverColor
to specify a color change when the mouse pointer goes hover some links.
@startuml
skinparam pathHoverColor green
class Foo2 [[http://www.yahoo.com/Foo2]] {
+double[] x
+double y
}
Foo2 --> Foo3
@enduml
[Ref. QA-5453]
style
, width
and height
on the header of the SVG output, you can set skinparam svgDimensionStyle false
.
@startuml
skinparam svgDimensionStyle false
component a {
}
component b {
}
a -(0- b
@enduml
[Ref. QA-7334]
!pragma svgSize <U+hhhhh> XX
tells to PlantUML: "assume that the size of <U+hhhhh> is the same as 'XX' "
You can play with this directive:
!pragma svgSize <U+hhhhh> XX
!pragma svgSize <U+hhhhh> I
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You can use the
-P
command-line option to specify the pragma.
java -jar plantuml.jar "-PsvgSize=<U+1F610> XX" "-PsvgSize=<U+1F611> I"
[Refs. QA-12550, issue-582]