Have you all seen this?
http://svg.org/story/2005/11/4/19196/5990
Bob, would our javascript support work with this in the future? I guess a better question would be, where is Inkscape's JS support? And, what would it take to get it to the level to support something like this SMILscript library.
Jon
On Nov 6, 2005, at 5:07 PM, Jon Phillips wrote:
Have you all seen this?
http://svg.org/story/2005/11/4/19196/5990
Bob, would our javascript support work with this in the future? I guess a better question would be, where is Inkscape's JS support? And, what would it take to get it to the level to support something like this SMILscript library.
Probably not needed.
We'll be putting those elements in natively, and just exposing them via scripting interfaces.
OIf course... one could work up a set of tests around that and then compare it to the results of our implementation once it is in. Could help both projects get tuned up.
Jon Phillips wrote:
Have you all seen this?
http://svg.org/story/2005/11/4/19196/5990
Bob, would our javascript support work with this in the future? I guess a better question would be, where is Inkscape's JS support? And, what would it take to get it to the level to support something like this SMILscript library.
Jon
I don't see why not. As a happy coincidence, the IDL file for SVG has a dependency on the SMIL IDL file. Some elements in the SVG tree are inheritors of SMIL classes. So we already have a placeholder SMIL c++ class in the DOM directory. SMIL is an extension of DOM Events, by the way, so Jon will like this, as there is a placeholder for that, too.
Bob
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