Hi Romain,
> That additional content is made up of a :
> - a red triangle (path element),
> - a text : "17.1 0". That text is made up 2 text spans : "17.1" and "0".
> We then try to hide the text span "17.1" by setting the value of its display
> element to none. We also modify the dx attribute so as to center the text
> "0"
[...]
> We can click on the text
> element corresponding to the "previous view" ("17.1 O") and we can also
> click on the text element corresponding to the target view ("0"). In both
> cases, the id of the Element is the same : "TMTEXT59".
> Has somebody ever met such a strange situation?
Humm... This mix of "tspans" and mouse events makes me recall a recent
fix by Thomas in revision 761228 [1]... Which Batik (and Java and
Operating System) version are you working with? Are you able to
reproduce this behavior using the trunk (or a nightly build [2])?
If you still can reproduce the issue, can you attach (instead of
pasting) a standalone SVG file which reproduces the issue? (Optimally,
one which can be simply opened in an untouched SVG canvas such as
Batik Squiggle.)
Hope this helps,
Helder
[1] http://svn.apache.org/viewvc?view=rev&revision=761228
[2] http://arc.mcc.id.au/batik-nightly/
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