Thorsten Behrens wrote:
Hi Christian,
you wrote:
Define what you mean with inline svg [...]
What Alexandro already referenced -
http://www.w3.org/Graphics/SVG/WG/wiki/SVG_in_ODF
[...] and pleaser don't state that I don't want it because it
confuses users as I never said that.
Then what else did you mean by demanding something that "allows
editing by a typical office user"? I can only assume that you wanted
to express svg editing being too complex for the average layman, and
thusly too confusing. Sorry, but do tell, what did you want to state?
See my remark to Eric.
Huh? Christian, for supporting embedded svg you basically only need
to render it. What makes you think anyone wants to tweak filter
coefficients, or gradient transfer functions?
Alexandros wiki page is more about using svg as the document format.
Well then we could
also use html for writer. That would not be advisable for the very same
reasons.
We don't do that for
ODF, there are numerous examples, starting with gradient steps, and
not stopping with SMIL animations. Have a user select from a set of
templates, and be done with it.
svg gradients are part of ODF for some years now. Feel free to implement it.
Christian.
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