- From: Jim Ley <jim@jibbering.com>
- Date: Wed, 11 Jan 2006 19:05:02 -0000
- To: www-svg@w3.org
<mental@rydia.net> wrote in message news:1137005288.43c552e829753@www.rydia.net... >Quoting Christophe Jolif <cjolif@ilog.fr>: > >> If not, I would be afraid that same SVG content would lead to >> different rendering on different UA. >> >> Imagine: fill="#fff 111" >> >> on can recover it as #fff >> >> and the other one as #fff111 >> >> which is not exactly the same... > >If it's not conformant, should we care? Indeed, that is my point, Working Groups should care about conformant content, and how to process it, if they want the above to be consistently implemented by user agents, then all they have to do is make it conformant and specify the algorithm for determining the colour. The options for the working group are Must ignore, which means specify everything they want to be implemented identically as valid, and everything else be ignored, or undefined it's up to the implementation what they do - that is far my preferred option, must ignore is not useful to users. Cheers, Jim.
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