Thank you, Thomas. Batik's strict compliance to the Specs is really keeping me on my toes! I'm very glad that this viewer exists, in part because I'm such it raises the compliance bar for other viewers, and forces lazy authors like myself to use good coding practices.
This worked admirably in both Squiggle and ASV3/6p; Corel balked at the style accessor, so I'm not sure there. I did a simple experiment, setting the parent group style to "fill:red !important", but it did not override the style of the fill in the child circle... how does the priority work in such an instance? I'm curious to know if anyone has compiled a list of "gotchas" between ASV and Batik? Thanks- -Doug Thomas DeWeese" wrote: > Hi Doug, > > Take a look at the CSS DOM specification, in particular: > > http://www.w3.org/TR/2000/REC-DOM-Level-2-Style-20001113/css.html#CSS-CSSStyleDeclaration-setProperty > > setProperty takes three arguments not two. The third is priority, > this is typically "important" (override everything) or "" (normal priority - > which is used most commonly). > > Doug Schepers wrote: > > > Hi- > > > > I've been coding with an eye mostly toward ASV, so I'm fairly new to much of > > Batik (though I've used things like the font convertor for a while). Forgive > > me if I ask dumb or ASV-centric questions. I'm testing some of my code on > > Squiggle/Batik1.5, and I've runn into a few errors that I may have taken for > > granted in ASV. > > > > I'm wondering why I can't use: > > myElement.style.setProperty('fill', 'blue') > > > > I can set style as an attribute, but not as a style property (see sample > > [1]); it complains it can't find the setProperty method (see output [2]). > > > > Is this the wrong way to do it? Or is this method simply not supported in > > Batik? > > > > Thanks- > > -Doug --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
