- From: Alexander Adam <alex.adam@evolgrafix.com>
- Date: Tue, 9 Mar 2004 18:16:00 +0100
- To: <www-svg@w3.org>
Hi Peter, >First off, I'd suggest that for any custom grammar that someone wants to >develop there should >be a schema. You need to know not only attribute list, but nesting rules as >well. >In terms of RCC, there will be an element that defines a "trait" - which is >basically an animatable attribute. >Right now we think we need only namespace, name and data type. Maybe also >of it is a regular or >presentation attribute (and can be styled with CSS). So is there any place on the current SVG 1.2 Draft where something like this is mentioned or handled? I imagined something like this (just as a theoretical sample): <elementDef ...> <prototype> { Visual Stuff } </prototype> <script ..>{Script Stuff}</script> <properties> <property name="max" type="SVGLength" default="100"/> </properties> </elementDef> that's something I'd imagine as the easiest way to specify the available properties of a custom element. If you have to add your own schema its getting more and more complex for authors to develop custom rcc components.. Is this something you've been speaking about or am I totally wrong? If yes, please enlighten me by showing a practical sample if possible. Thanks, mfG / Sincerely Alexander Adam EvolGrafiX - http://www.evolgrafix.com SVGCafé - http://www.svg-cafe.com
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