RE: [cgmo-webcgm] Chinese Unicode test uploaded

[Lofton Henderson <lofton@rockynet.com>]

Thanks to Forrest and Dieter for responding...

At 08:36 AM 1/10/2006 -0600, Forrest Carpenter wrote:
>We are working on adding font properties to our tools and should have this
>finished around Feb 6. I will update the Chinese tests when this is
>finished.

At 04:20 PM 1/10/2006 +0100, Dieter  Weidenbrück wrote:
>Please find the changed file attached.

There is some good news here -- we actually have interoperable WebCGM 2.0 
(unicode) editing!

I decided to upload Dieter's edited version of Forrest's (Chinese) unicode 
test to the FTP site -- two revised files utf16-chinese-v10.cgm and .htm 
are there now.  After pondering the relative merits of having multiple 
sources, versus having the Font Properties element present, I decided that 
the latter should have short-term priority, in case we get looked at by W3C 
in the near future.

Forrest, I would still like your version of the Chinese file when ready (w/ 
Font Properties), so that the test suite demonstrates (it's in MetDesc 
element) that multiple editors are capable.

Dieter (or anyone) -- I need a new PNG reference image -- differences in 
your layout versus Forrest's make the PNG-CGM less than a perfect visual match.

Meanwhile, I will have a look at the 9541-2 taxonomy today, and make 
suggestions.  For reference, here is the MetaCheck info about the revised 
file -- Font List and Font Properties:

> > The fonts (Font List) are,
> > 1:Arial Unicode MS
> >
> > Font Properties are:
> >
> > Font Index = 1 (p10)
> >      Font Family = Arial Unicode MS (p5)
> >      Posture = Upright (p5)
> >      Weight = Medium (p5)
> >      Proportionate Weight = Medium (p5)
> >      Design Group = 0, 0, 0 (p1)
> >      Structure = undef/na  (p1)

Regards,
-Lofton.