Stroke property for feFlood filter

Hi All,

I am using feFlood for text background. But my text
background should 
have "stroke" property. So that text background
will be covered by border. Can 
anyone please give me the way to set "stroke"
property for feFlood text 
background?

Thanks,
Selva




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Hi Selva,

news <newssea.gmane.org> wrote on 04/23/2006
03:24:58 AM:

> I am using feFlood for text background.

   Why aren't you just using 'fill' on the text?  feFlood
is perhaps
one of the most expensive ways to get a solid color filled
area...

> But my text background should have "stroke"
property. So that text 
> background will be covered by border. Can anyone please
give me the 
> way to set "stroke" property for feFlood
text background?

   You can't set 'stroke' on feFlood since feFlood fills
a rect with
a solid color.  however if you use 'fill' to set the color
of the
text you can use 'stroke' to set the stroke color of the
text...

   I think you need to describe what you are doing a bit
better
(sample of the filter and how you are using it on the text
perhaps).



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Hi Selva,

news <newssea.gmane.org> wrote on 04/23/2006
03:24:58 AM:

> I am using feFlood for text background.

   Why aren't you just using 'fill' on the text?  feFlood
is perhaps
one of the most expensive ways to get a solid color filled
area...

> But my text background should have "stroke"
property. So that text 
> background will be covered by border. Can anyone please
give me the 
> way to set "stroke" property for feFlood
text background?

   You can't set 'stroke' on feFlood since feFlood fills
a rect with
a solid color.  however if you use 'fill' to set the color
of the
text you can use 'stroke' to set the stroke color of the
text...

   I think you need to describe what you are doing a bit
better
(sample of the filter and how you are using it on the text
perhaps).



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