Nobori Symbology MIL-STD-2525 C++ SDK SVG example.
The example below shows just how easily a C or C++ language program can call the straightforward and logical C++ API of the Nobori Symbology MIL-STD-2525 SDK to generate an SVG image and stroke it yourself or write it to a file.
#include#include static void basic_test() { MilSymbolStartup(); const char *style = "{fill:true}" "{frame:true}" "{infoFields:true}" "{engagementType:TARGET}" "{colorMode:Medium}" "{infoBackground:grey}" "{infoColor:orange}" "{outlineColor:false}" "{infoOutlineColor:black}" "{outlineWidth:2}" "{infoOutlineWidth:2}" "{hqStaffLength:120}" "{infoSize:40}"; const char *description = "{sidc:10031020231205005801}" "{reinforcedReduced:F}" "{staffComments:G}" "{additionalInformation:H}" "{evaluationRating:J}" "{combatEffectiveness:K}" "{signatureEquipment:L}" "{higherFormation:M}" "{hostile:N}" "{iffSif:P}" "{direction:331.2}" "{uniqueDesignation:T}" "{type:V}" "{dtg:W}" "{altitudeDepth:X}" "{location:Y}" "{speed:Z}" "{engagementBar:AO}"; MilSymbolContextRef context = MilSymbolContextCreate(); MilSymbolContextSetStyle(context, style); MilSymbolRef symbol = MilSymbolContextGenerateSymbol(context, description); if (symbol) { MilSymbolSVGRef svg = MilSymbolSymbolAsSVG(symbol); if (svg) { std::ofstream svg_file("basic_test.svg"); if (svg_file) { svg_file << svg; svg_file.close(); } MilSymbolSVGDestroy(svg); } } MilSymbolContextRelease(context); MilSymbolShutdown(); }