HI Everybody! I want to ask you a little question, wich concerns the way svg files are displayed by batik (there isn't any programation issue here): I created a clip-path element: A filled circle "masked" (more precisely clip-pathed) by a filled rectangle. On the circle element of the svg document, i put a onmouseover and a onmuseout attributes, wich calls a javascript method which changes the color of my shape.
The problem is that, when I try this document in batik, the color of the shape changes even when the cursor is over the non-apparent part of the circle: The cursor is outside the rectangle, but would be on the circle if it wasn't "clip-pathed", and the part of the circle inside the rectangle changes its color. With, firefox, i don't have this problem (the color changes only if my mouse is on the part of the circle inside the rectangle). So I would like to know if it's a bug of batik? Will it be fixed? Maybe it is a difference of interpretation of the W3C SVG specifications between Firefox and batik! Is it? (in this case, i think that firefox interpretation is more logical: if the shape is masked by a "0-1" mask, only the apparent part must react ) Can I try to "fix" it? I tried to search the Javadoc API for the class responsibles for this interpretation, but i've no idea! If there are some batik developpers on this mailing, can they shox me the "incriminated classes" Thanks a lot! (I work with batik 1.7 and JDK6) --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
