From: Yotta Meter <spam@...>
Date: 2010-05-30T01:49:00+09:00
Subject: Re: Dynamic SVG with Ruby/Tk


>>
> I agree with Mark that SVG is important for web-deployment.
> Javascript however is a last resort. Most, if not all, interactions can
> be encapsulated inside of SVG and SMIL. There is very little need for
> Javascript--which is also good for a cross-language approach.
> 
> -roger

Long term I really need individual event handling on each node of the 
SVG document, which is why I wouldn't put interactions within the SVG 
doc.

Thanks for explaining the difference between bitmaps and vector based 
images. I have a beginner 'black box' view of what I want, an image that 
is essentially a set of objects that I can modify properties on at 
runtime. I'm assuming SVG is the only technology that will give me this.
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