[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
SVG built into the browser would be a win. It would be portable, it
would interact with our browser pages coded in html, it would allow
opening a separate browser window with control (maybe).
Yes, I agree that SVG would be a neat addition to Axiom HyperTex and also to MathAction. There are some very good plug-ins available that work in most browsers and now both FireFox and Opera are planning to implement it as a native capability.
How easily could SVG be integrate with Axiom graphics? Should we think of SVG as being a new output format the what postscript generation works now?
I believe that SVG is primarily a static 2-d graphics format, right? So I think
we would still need something like the OpenInventor plug-in to provide
Axiom's "control panel" like scaling, rotation and other 3-d graph manipulations.
Regards, Bill Page.
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