Chris Lilley wrote: > Not immediately apparent from that posting (though visible in the > examples), the hues can be combined. Ah OK. > Will see if i > have a copy of that paper around somewhere, in a file cabinet at > INRIA most likely if it has not been thrown out. Perhaps you could get an electronic copy from the publisher, perhaps with permission to post it online? > It remains to be shown, though, that any color naming syntax has any > benefit over entity references which can be used to assign any desired > color to any desired keyword, under user control, in any language, > with 100% interoperability and no changes to the specification. You mean the designer would map his own keywords to RGB values via XML entities? If that's what you mean, I really don't like it. I want to have the flexibility of RGB (which is there right now), plus the convenience and expressiveness of nice human language descriptions (sentences or keywords); the latter mechanism should be convenient, and not require me to declare entities first. Tobi -- http://www.pinkjuice.com/Received on Thursday, 30 May 2002 12:53:49 GMT
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