Additivity is the next feature I want to be working on.
But the solution I imagine requires a big refactoring of the code.
So, I have to gather courage and time.
cool - thanks for considering it
That said, workarounds exist : You can use nested g's and dispatch
the animations to them.
the
Thank you for the hint. http://www.codedread.com/svgtest.svg is a
useful page. Switches seem to work with feature strings in ASV/IE, but
it seems that it is not supported to query feature strings using the
DOM. It neither works with the 1.0 features strings, nor with the 1.1
features strings.
I
Andreas,
support of the
onend event handler attribute. I would need to have notification that
an animation finished so I can react with some script.
i've committed revision 30 :
http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~smilteam/smil/MAIN/revision/30
onbegin, onend and onrepeat are partially implemented.
Thanks Andreas,
while we are at FakeSMILe:
Are there any plans for further developments?
Specifically I would need additive=sum support and support of the
onend event handler attribute. I would need to have notification that
an animation finished so I can react with some script.
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and I forgot to tell you, FakeSMILe doesn't support hasFeature
either.
yes - I am aware.
while we are at FakeSMIL:
On a sidenote, the library's name is FakeSmile [1]
Not FakeSMILe.
Not FakeSMIL.
:)
I
When the feature strings don't work, here's a method I've been using.
Start your script delayed with a setTimeout command.
svg onload=startScript=window.setTimeout('animateIt()', 500) ...
and use the onbegin handler to cancel the script if declarative
animation starts
animate
perfect - Thank you for your very quick answer!
Andreas
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Hi Andreas,
I wonder how I can detect with Javascript whether a browser
implements SMIL or not.
You can test this :
it seems like our friends at Adobe did not implement the feature
testing ;-(
There really should be a solution for these IE SVG problems ...
Andreas
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wrote:
Hi Andreas,
I wonder how I can detect with Javascript
it seems like our friends at Adobe did not implement the feature
testing ;-(
really ?
I'm surprised.
Maybe with the SVG 1.0 feature string : org.w3c.svg.animation
See http://www.w3.org/TR/SVG/feature.html for more info.
and I forgot to tell you, FakeSMILe doesn't support hasFeature either.
I
really ?
I'm surprised.
Maybe with the SVG 1.0 feature string : org.w3c.svg.animation
See http://www.w3.org/TR/SVG/feature.html for more info.
hm - I tried
document.implementation.hasFeature(org.w3c.svg.animation,1.0)
and ASV returns false. Is this the correct way to test feature
strings
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