Hi Jim, happy to hear from you...
Maybe I didn't explain well...if you type "scale(0)" you DON'T obtain a
zero-scaled image, but the image at its original size...exactly as you were
typed "scale(1)"...
As "image" I mean anything inside the container "g" being scaled...
I was expecting that the X- and Y-size would be multiplied by zero, so that
the image will be totally invisible.
That's not...
Another strange behavior of ASV3...(yersteday)...
If you type:
<g transform="scale(1e-6)">
<animateTransform ... value="0; 1" ... />
...
</g>
everything will be scaled ok (almost invisible).
Once you start the ani, then (correctly) the size is being shown at its
original definition...everything is going ok!
But...imagine that the object is now at the original size...if you try to scan
the fragment hierarchy via DOM, the CTM returns 1E-6 as scaling factor!
Bah!
Any comment?
Mario
On Tuesday 01 February 2005 09:27, Jim Ley wrote:
> "vernarim" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> > I've discovered a bug(?) or something like that in ASV3.
> > If you write:
> > <g transform="scale(0)">
> >� ...bla...bla...bla...
> > </g>
> >
> > then you'll get the content without no scaling (i.e. original size).
>
> Scaled to the original size is -� scale(1)
>
> Jim.
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