Android svg parsing , official library issues

Question

Hello im writing an android app using the android svg-android.jar. (I think it's the google official library) I'm trying to parse my svg im getting an error. my svg falls on this line :

<stop  offset="0.1774" style="stop-color:#EDEDED;stop-opacity:0.2"/>

the error i get is this : java.lang.NumberFormatException: Invalid int: "EDEDED;stop-opacity:0.2"

in the google code for the project i saw this :

if (gradient != null) {
                    float offset = getFloatAttr("offset", atts);
                    String style = getStringAttr("style", atts);
                    if (style.startsWith("stop-color:#")) {
                        int color = Integer.parseInt(style.substring("stop-color:#".length()), 16);
                        color |= 0xFF000000;
                        gradient.positions.add(offset);
                        gradient.colors.add(color);
                    }
                }

it seems that google can't handle the style having opacity too. the svg itself is generated through a program . my question is this: is there another android library for svg parsing ? i searched and couldn't find .

does the google code site doens't have the latest code ?(google i heard stopped supporting it)

is there another way to give opacity to the stop element which doesn't include the style attribute ?

or most annoying option should I wait for whoever wrote it to fix it ?(commented on google code project site also but the last comment is from 2014 don't know if i get referrenced at all).

help would be appreciated thanks !

svg-android was moved to github. It says so in the first line of the landing page. This does **not** appear to be official google/android in any way, and even the github project, while containing more recent comments, seems abandoned. Good luck! — 323go, Apr 13 '15 at 13:58

Robert Longson · Accepted Answer · 2015-04-13T14:12:29.450

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There is another to give opacity to the stop element which doesn't include the style attribute, mapped CSS attributes e.g.

<stop offset="0.1774" stop-color="#EDEDED" stop-opacity="0.2"/>

edited Apr 13 '15 at 14:12

answered Apr 13 '15 at 13:59

Robert Longson

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thanks! just dropped it and left only the stop-color in the style attribute and it was ok. – Chenshov Apr 14 '15 at 14:56

Android svg parsing , official library issues

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