On Wed, 07 Feb 2007 03:19:15 +0530, Andreas Neumann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Jonathan Chetwynd wrote:
>> Where is the authoring tool that anyone can just pick up and use? say
>> comparable with the many text editors or tuxpaint?
>
> again, what has the authoring tool to do with the graphics f
Hi Fredrik.
frevi815:
> Does anyone here have a clue on what rendering stragegies that are
> used in SVG-renderers like Batik and Mozilla? Is the whole document
> re-rendered for every frame (e.g. even when a new object is added on
> top?).
> Are some parts stored as raster images
> after being re
Rick de Koster writes:
"So, if someone has links to scripted animation on groups of objects
not using SMIL I'd be very happy."
I've got lots of examples here:
http://srufaculty.sru.edu/david.dailey/svg/SVGAnimations.htm
Many involve various combinations of script and SMIL.
This one http://srufa
Hi, Jonathan-
Jonathan Chetwynd wrote:
>
> the query resolves to "was the tag tree conceived and designed with
> navigation by the blind in mind"
> or is it tag soup ~:" leaving all the work to the UA.
>
> something like the old html mess we got in before xhtml, but very
> different.
There
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Doc,
the query resolves to "was the tag tree conceived and designed with
navigation by the blind in mind"
or is it tag soup ~:" leaving all the work to the UA.
something like the old html mess we got in before xhtml, but very
different.
cheers
Jonathan Chetwynd
On 7 Feb 2007, at 17:03, D
Jonathan Chetwynd wrote:
> Andreas,
>
> how are you proposing that blind people will select text to be read?
>
> regards
>
> Jonathan Chetwynd
Hello Andreas.
People call me "Doc". Having written screen reading software
for the blind, I figured I'd throw in my two cents.
SVG unlike pngs , gifs, j
Hi, Andreas-
Andreas Neumann wrote:
>
> I also don't see how microformats can help you to improve
> accessibility in a graphics format, a graphics viewer and a graphics
> authoring tool. Please enlighten me.
I wrote a blog post that mentions a microformats-in-SVG approach toward
Semantic Web
Does anyone here have a clue on what rendering stragegies that are
used in SVG-renderers like Batik and Mozilla? Is the whole document
re-rendered for every frame (e.g. even when a new object is added on
top?).
Are some parts stored as raster images
after being rendered and just copied back in for
> So use two animations like
>
>
>
> attributeName='transform'
>type='translate'
>by='0,50'
>dur='2s'
>id='a'
>fill='freeze'
>/>
> attributeName='transform'
>type='translate'
>by='0,-20'
>du
Andreas,
your expectation that I might enlighten you is over-generous in the
extreme...
However I am grateful for your support, recognising that you are an
SVG standards expert.
Please take the time to investigate SVG accessibility, here are a few
suggestions.
Have your read: "Accessibility
Guy,
The scripting support in this release has been extended very much. You
might want to send us your files to test with and get those working
with the next release. Please note that we're not supporting the
invalid ASV Extensions like getters and setters, so for example
instead of document.getDo
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