- From: Craig Northway <craign@cisra.canon.com.au>
- Date: Sun, 22 May 2005 08:25:29 +0900
- To: Robin Berjon <robin.berjon@expway.fr>
- Cc: Jean-Claude Dufourd <jcdufourd@gmail.com>, www-svg@w3.org
Hi Robin/Jean-Claude, Robin Berjon wrote: > >> >> I am not as stupid as you want to represent it. If you reread my >> message later, you will have to admit that I could not possibly mean >> to remove those items in the parentheses, namely "elements and >> attributes syntax, semantics, rendering model and specific APIs". I >> was rather suggesting to retain only these items in the "vector >> graphics" profile. > > > I am not trying to represent you as stupid, simply to communicate to > you what I understand from reading your message so that you would have > a chance of clarifying your position. You claim that "If [I] reread > [your] message later, [I] will have to admit that [you] could not > possibly mean to remove those items in the parentheses, namely > 'elements and attributes syntax, semantics, rendering model and > specific APIs'". I have reread your message, and for context the > relevant sentence was: > > """ > a vector graphics profile, which could be the current SVGT1.2 profile > purged of any non vector graphics item (elements and attributes syntax, > semantics, rendering model and specific APIs) > """ > > In what other way can this be understood? If your proposed profile is > purged of the items in the parentheses, how can they not be removed? I think what Jean-Claude means is that the elements, attributes, syntax, semantics, etc... of non-vector graphics items are separated from the vector graphics items. i.e. the script and handler elements would be in a different specification to rect and path. So it should read something like: a vector graphics profile, which could be the current SVGT1.2 profile purged of any non vector graphics items (*including their* elements and attributes syntax, semantics, rendering model and specific APIs) I'm not supporting or rebutting this point of view, simply trying to clarify the situation. Regards, Craig
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