- From: Doug Schepers <doug@schepers.cc>
- Date: Mon, 6 Dec 2004 17:12:55 -0500
- To: <www-svg@w3.org>
Hi, WG- Tab is a funny key. In an authoring context, it means, "insert 	". In a UA context, it means, "navigate to the next control." Since SVG 1.2 will have both UA and authoring aspects (i.e. text input events via the 'editable' attribute), there might be some issue as to whether a tab would indicate inserting a set of spaces, a tab, or navigation away from that text field. Traditional Web UI practice would indicate that it should always navigate away from that control/element. I think it should be explicitly mentioned in the Spec, to clarify matters. Also, in the most recent WD: | 15.1.2 Navigation | | System-dependent input facilities (e.g., the tab key on most | desktop computers) should be supported to allow navigation | between elements that can obtain focus (ie. elements for | which the value of the focusable property evaluates to "true"). I think this "should" should be a "must". Otherwise, there is no guaranteed mechanism for utilizing the nav-index feature. Thanks- -Doug
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