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- Date: Tue, 7 Oct 2008 13:46:40 +0000 (GMT)
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ISSUE-2094 (traitAccess accessing rules): accessing rules for traitAccess [Last Call: SVG 1.2 Tiny ] http://www.w3.org/Graphics/SVG/WG/track/issues/2094 Raised by: Doug Schepers On product: Last Call: SVG 1.2 Tiny Julien Reichel <http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-svg/2008Oct/0017.html>: [[ In "Accessing rules for animation related elements" in the additional accessing rules for the trait access, it is specified that "[SMIL animation elements] cannot be modified using the TraitAccess methods once inserted into the tree". This means for instance that the "href" cannot be modified. I suppose that the purpose of this rule is to simplify the design of UA. However there are no rules that forbid to modify the xml:id of an element already inserted in the tree ( or did I miss it? ). Thus it is possible to modify the target of an animation by switching the xml:id of two elements (which is equivalent to a change of the href in the animation). So IMO this restriction is insufficient to enable simplification of the UA design. Note that modifying the xml:id of other even in the tree can also be used to modify the behavior of other attribute (like a begin="id1.begin" for instance) My question: - Why have such as restriction for the trait access (as there are other ways, not forbidden, to trigger the same effect) ? ]]
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