Hi, Andreas-

Andreas wrote (on 3/26/11 10:40 AM):
> Text selection works fine in any browser (yes in Fox4 too, but you can't see 
> the selection).

I can't select discrete runs of text in FF4. I can only do select-all. 
Am I missing something?


> In some tests, it seems to me, that text in a<use>  can't select, but in Fox. 
> Is this right?

I could argue it either way.  This aspect of the shadow-DOM is murky.

While I see the desirability of text-selection in <use>, I could also 
see why the text would simply be treated as a visual representation 
within a <use> element, and not be selectable.  <tref> should be 
selectable, but that isn't yet implemented in FF.

The spec is totally underspecified on this point.  Implementations, 
accordingly, differ.

FF and Opera don't allow text selection in <use>.  WebKit (Safari, 
Chrome) do.  Opera and WebKit allow text selection of <tref>.  I haven't 
yet tested IE9 for any of this.

The most interesting behavior around text selection is Opera 11... when 
you select the original text, the <use>d text also shows the selection 
rendering.  Kinda cool.  Lends itself to the argument that the effect is 
visual, not a reflection of the original DOM, at least in Opera.

Here's a sample file:
   http://schepers.cc/svg/text-use.svg


SVG 2 will specify all this.  What do people think is the best behavior?


Regards-
-Doug


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