- From: Robert DiBlasi <r_diblasi@hotmail.com>
- Date: Tue, 18 Dec 2001 19:48:30 +0000
- To: Jon.Ferraiolo@adobe.com
- Cc: www-svg@w3.org, dean@w3c.org, chris@w3c.org, jferraio@adobe.com, www-svg-request@w3c.org
Jon, Thanks for taking a look at this!....sorry for the long message and not subject line....(my bad :-( [replays within the message] >Robert, >Thanks for pointing out your perception of sloppy use of terminology at the >start of the SVG specification. > >I agree with one of your points but not the other two: > >* I disagree that there should be a hyperlink from "The feature set >includes..." to the section in the spec that talks about feature strings >just because the word "feature" is used in both cases. I understand.....I thought of this too.....I made a suggestion at the bottom of my long note....to maybe point out the differnt features in an appendix or another section..... Feature strings are used to find out if the user agent can handle the features of the SVG code the user agent is about to process....if it can't returns false....true other wise...... So ....yes I understand the hyperlink I choose was not the best but ....as for as I could see...it was the only choice I find that pointed out featuers in one place that had some order.....so I guess you could add a section /appendix to SVG 1.1 .....it would really help to point out to developers the great things SVG can do and how some user agents might not support all the features....and how to check on them .....just thinking out loud....but it would really be useful...not every user agent is going to support all the features of SVG....and it is important for developer to understand this....the SVG 1.1 could help to avoid confussion in this matter and point out to writers of SVG code this important feature (I mean that pun :-) >* I can't see why it is better to hyperlink from the word "Animations" to >the section on feature strings versus going to the chapter titled >"Animation". > I understand........again the link I choose was the best I could find that pointed out all the features in one place in a logical order.....it would be helpful to have a section of appendix that pointed out the features and the link went to this.....but I see how this comes across :-| >* I agree with your criticism of the word "dynamic" hyperlinking to the >animation chapter. It would be better to just replace the word "dynamic >with the words "scriptable", "interactive", "hyperlinked" and >"animated",and have each of these words hyperlinked to the scripting, >interactivity, linking and animation chapters. > total cool!...I understand what the spec was getting at....it just did not really cover all the the opinions and left the read confused if this is all SVG can do .....your suggestion works...nice. >I recommend that the editorial team for SVG 1.1 review Robert's comments >and this response from me and consider changes in the SVG 1.1 spec. > I thank you for putting it up for review :-) >Jon Ferraiolo >SVG 1.0 Editor >Jon.Ferraiolo@adobe.com We all learn by sharing what we know Robert A. DiBlasi www.svgnotebook.com (building and building) _________________________________________________________________ Send and receive Hotmail on your mobile device: http://mobile.msn.com
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