Something OS4 could do with is a scalable graphics datatype superclass - so you can specify the picture size you want (Multiview could then scale it to the size of the current window).

Chris

Indeed. This is a good start though, and I'm sure I'll find a use for it in MindSpace.

I've uploaded a new version (0.2) to OS4Depot which fixes some of the crashing. It's not perfect (see the Bugs section in the readme) but at least it doesn't crash so often (instead it fails silently...).

BTW I tried increasing the priority on the descriptor file like someone suggested, only it didn't work so well, so I changed it back. With the priority 1 descriptor all svg files were opened as text files. It seems the priority works the opposite to what you would expect, and there is unfortunately no way to set a negative priority...

I've set negative priorities before using dtdesc. However, it sounds like Sebastian Bauer might need to fix the priority of the HTML descriptor, or make it a bit more strict.

@Chris

I checked one of the datatypes header files and the priority field is an unsigned 16-bit integer. I even tried inputting 65535 which would produce -1 if it was treated as signed and it gave the same result as before...

Thanks a lot Fredrik, another one from you, cool

insalled and using but not 100% sure what its doing