- From: Dr. Olaf Hoffmann <Dr.O.Hoffmann@gmx.de>
- Date: Tue, 8 Jun 2010 11:02:25 +0200
- To: www-svg@w3.org, dholbert@mozilla.com
Daniel Holbert: >IIUC, that >change would indeed fix the test (or, at worst, leave the rendering >unchanged, in browsers that accept unitless values for [effectively] >attributeType="CSS" animations) I think, the deeper sense of tests is to find out, which viewers deviate somehow from the recommendations, not that every viewer with an arbitrary interpretation passes all tests ;o) And note, that the 't' in the name of the file and the doctype indicate, that it is a test using the tiny profile. And for this profile the value of 'font-size' has never units. The test would get wrong by adding units. Additionally for tiny 1.1 attributeType="CSS" is practically meaningless, because there are no properties available for this profile, authors can only use presentation attributes - and those are without units in this profile. Units are only allowed for the attributes width and height of the (root) svg in tiny. And even for a document using the full profile, one can use units, but there is no need to do it in this example - to add 'px' or attributeType only increases the file size with no effect. But this might be another interesting test, in which viewers the animation with units works in a full profile document. Similar interesting is the question, whether the interpretation of attributeType is really correct in cases, it has an effect (due to my tests there are bugs in several viewers). But these are additional tests for the full profile, not related to this document. Of 'academic' interest could be a test result for attributeType="CSS" in a document using tiny 1.1. Hopefully no author will do it, my test about this indicates (different) problems in several viewers as well ;o) Olaf
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