Ben,
I think you do have to use the bindByName call to apply an XCF via a
name attribute. I don't think there is any other way to do it. Are you
talking about addiing/modificating a name attribute via the XCF? I
thought name was readonly..
Thx...Dave
Technical Fellow - Graphics/Digital Data Interchange
Boeing Commercial Airplane
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-----Original Message-----
From: Benoit Bezaire [mailto:]
Sent: Tuesday, April 04, 2006 7:18 AM
To:
Subject: [cgmo-webcgm] Did we miss something?
Hi guys,
I was looking into the XCF stuff lately... more precisely the "a la
Duluc" scenario... where a user may want a companion file not for
'apply' purpose, but mainly for documentation.
I'm assuming a user may want the companion file in the following
structure (for documentation purposes):
<grobject id="obj1" screentip="a tip"/>
<para id="obj2" screentip="another tip"/>
I'm assuming that for the documentation case, that it doesn't make
much sense to use the <bindByName> and <bindById> tags as is caries
less information (you lose the aps type).
So, assuming my assumptions are correct; where's the 'name'
attribute in the DTD?
It seems like I'm not allowed to do:
<grobject id="obj1" name="drawing"/>
Did we miss something?
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