> The SVG IDL was made to copy the techniques used by IDLs in other W3C > specifications. The main reason the SVG IDL doesn't use enumerations is > that the other specs don't use them either. That's to bad since enumeration are a way to catch type errors when setting an attribute, or calling a method. > The lack of enumerations in > Java and JavaScript is probably why all W3C spec don't have enumerations in > their IDLs. And that's much too bad since enumeration are easily translated in short int when they are not handle by a language. Anyway, I can cope with that. However, there some strange stuff from place to place in the idl. For example, there is a 'NumberList' interface, which can be used in an interface that owns, well, a list of number. But there is no DOMStringList, thus the SVGTests interface uses a nuntyped List, which is said in the RFC to handle 'only DOMString'. It's the same for SVGTextRotate(List angles) or AnimatedPathData... What is the reason behind that ? Thank you. stefReceived on Tuesday, 24 October 2000 08:52:40 GMT
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