- From: Dr. Olaf Hoffmann <Dr.O.Hoffmann@gmx.de>
- Date: Tue, 29 Mar 2011 11:06:25 +0100
- To: www-svg@w3.org
Erik Dahlstrom: >I think this is because both the SMIL and SVG specs say that 'keyTimes' >corresponds to the 'values' attribute, and that it should have no effect >on to/by/from-by/from-to animations, e.g: It states as well, that from-to, from-by and by-animations have to be equivalent to specific related values-animations, therefore of course keyTimes apply for them as well, else it would be not equivalent. Because to-animations are not equivalent to values-animations and have a specific definition of the animation effect, several attributes do not have a visible effect for to-animations, keyTimes is one of them, because the timing is already completely defined. Are there already ideas how to indicate an SVG 1.1 second edition document, for example version="1.1.2" or something like this? This becomes more and more important, if the number of incompatible changes of definitions in the second edition increases even more ... Else having two definitions for one feature effectively results in an undefined feature again, that authors should never use (and implementors not implement) ... It is a difference to fix bugs in the second edition or to define things, that are undefined in the first edition or to fix contradictions in the first edition compared to a situation with a change of a defined behaviour. Olaf
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