Thank you for your answer, I tried with Adobe SVG and FireFox the following
(I will insert the script version only)

<script type="text/ecmascript">
    <![CDATA[
    // global variables here
    var clickCount = 0.;
    var currentX   = 0.;
    var currentY   = 0.;
    var currentW   = 0.;
    var currentH   = 0.;
    var MyRect = null;
    function resizeLocal(evt)
    {
       MyRect = evt.target
       clickCount++;
       //if (clickCount==1)
       //{
       currentX=parseInt(MyRect.getAttribute("x"),10);
       currentY=parseInt(MyRect.getAttribute("y"),10);
       currentW=parseInt(MyRect.getAttribute("width"),10);
       currentH=parseInt(MyRect.getAttribute("height"),10);
       //}
       if(clickCount%2==0)
       {
          while(currentX<500)
          {
          currentX=currentX+2.0;
          currentY=currentY+1.0;
          currentW=currentW-2.0;
          currentH=currentH-1.0;
          MyRect.setAttribute("x",currentX);
          MyRect.setAttribute("y",currentY);
          MyRect.setAttribute("width",currentW);
          MyRect.setAttribute("height",currentH);
          }
       }
       else
       {
          while(currentX>1)
          {
          currentX=currentX-2.0;
          currentY=currentY-1.0;
          currentW=currentW+2.0;
          currentH=currentH+1.0;
          MyRect.setAttribute("x",currentX);
          MyRect.setAttribute("y",currentY);

          MyRect.setAttribute("width",currentW);
          MyRect.setAttribute("height",currentH);
          }
       }
    }

And I declared my shape like this:

<rect onclick="resizeLocal(evt)" x="500" y="250" width="500" height="250"
fill="red" stroke="red"/>

This works fine but how can I show the animation to the user (the rect
enlarging/reducing width and height) ?

Using animation it is actually simpler enlarging or reducing the rect size
but how may I altrernate this behavior at each user click?


2006/2/17, Robert Russell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
>  Do you have any examples of what you tried that didn't work? Which
> platform (Batik, Firefox, Opera, Adobe, ...) did you try it on?
>
> If you want to do it declaratively (in SMIL, the way the spec shows
> it) then it's a totally different approach than you'd take from doing
> it procedurally (in Javascript or another language).
>
>
> --- In [email protected], "ilgibe" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > Hi,
> > I would like to resize with an animation a rect from 50x50 to 200x200
> > (for i.e.) when it is clicked. Then when the rect reaches the new
> > dimension a new click resizes it again to the previous width and
> > height and so on (enlarging and reducing).
> > I tried with animation (but I was not able to implement the two
> > different behaviors) and with script (but I was not able to show the
> > animation of the rect that changes width and height).
> >
> > May you help me please?
> >
> > Thank you and Best Regards,
> >
> > Diego
> >
>
>
>
>
>
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