- From: Dailey, David P. <david.dailey@sru.edu>
- Date: Mon, 30 Nov 2009 14:01:13 -0500
- To: Rob Russell <rob@latenightpc.com>
- CC: SVG IG List <public-svg-ig@w3.org>
- Message-ID: <C4B61F4514325C46B6E94479B905239706CFA3BB@MSFEXCH04.srunet.sruad.edu>
Yes, that would be my hope, to keep something of the writing style intact. I realize that one author's style is not likely to please all readers, but having some flavor may make even the community-generated casserole a bit more appetizing than a flavorless alternative. Smiles, David From: Rob Russell [mailto:rob@latenightpc.com] Sent: Monday, November 30, 2009 12:32 PM Cc: Dailey, David P.; SVG IG List Subject: Re: Reviewing chapters of the book I'm still up for Chapter 5. Helder, if you get back to it we can consolidate our feedback somehow when we're both done. When reviewing, I take it we should only be considering technical accuracy, not changes to writing style? Since David wrote the original, I think it's best if we try to stick with the same prose as much as possible to keep the entire work coherent and consistent. Regards, Rob Russell rob@latenightpc.com<mailto:rob@latenightpc.com> http://www.latenightpc.com/ Helder Magalhães wrote: Hi David, Brief section on XSLT w/ SVG -- Shaun Roe (already done) -- Helder mentioned an interest in this. Maybe Helder could take a look at what Shaun has done and review it for consistency with the rest of the book? Yup, I'm still interested: I've done several experiments with XML+XSLT=XHTML+SVG (inline) a few months ago. I might be able to help up a bit, or even publish some tips&tricks about it some time. :-) Whenever the section on XSLT is made available, I'll be happy to review it. (I just checked the online version and there's only a very short section on XSLT [1]... Is this it?) Helder and Ruud have been doing parts of the whole book; Helder said he was up to about Chapter 4 back in June. Unfortunately, I'm still stuck somewhere in Chapter 5. Other things pending... :-| Again, it makes sense to me, if someone, who is able to devote the time to learning the W3C CMS [...] Humm... Does W3C have one? (I'm guessing that one might have been made available during the somehow recent site redesign. If so, please provide links so one can take a look at what's involved.) Or do you mean the publishing procedure (CVS/WebDav-based)? Cheers, Helder [1] http://www.w3.org/Graphics/SVG/IG/resources/svgprimer.html#XSLT
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