Style properties

["Galt, Stuart A" <stuart.a.galt@boeing.com>]

Chapter 1 - no changes
Chapter 2 - no changes
Chapter 3 - no changes

Chapter 4
4.3.2 table 
<!ENTITY % styleProperties
                   "text-size            CDATA        #IMPLIED
                    fill-color           CDATA        #IMPLIED
                    intensity            CDATA        #IMPLIED
                    stroke-color         CDATA        #IMPLIED
                    stroke-weight        CDATA        #IMPLIED
                    text-color           CDATA        #IMPLIED
                    text-font            CDATA        #IMPLIED
                    raster-intensity     CDATA        #IMPLIED
                    stroke-type          CDATA        #IMPLIED
                    stroke-offset        CDATA        #IMPLIED
                    fill-style           CDATA        #IMPLIED
                    hatch-type           CDATA        #IMPLIED
                    pattern-type         CDATA        #IMPLIED
                    edge-visibility      CDATA        #IMPLIED
                    fill-offset          CDATA        #IMPLIED"    >


In 4.4 they styleProperties entity needs to be changed to:
<!ENTITY % styleProperties
                   "text-size            CDATA        #IMPLIED
                    fill-color           CDATA        #IMPLIED
                    intensity            CDATA        #IMPLIED
                    stroke-color         CDATA        #IMPLIED
                    stroke-weight        CDATA        #IMPLIED
                    text-color           CDATA        #IMPLIED
                    text-font            CDATA        #IMPLIED
                    raster-intensity     CDATA        #IMPLIED
                    stroke-type          CDATA        #IMPLIED
                    stroke-offset        CDATA        #IMPLIED
                    fill-style           CDATA        #IMPLIED
                    hatch-type           CDATA        #IMPLIED
                    pattern-type         CDATA        #IMPLIED
                    edge-visibility      CDATA        #IMPLIED
                    fill-offset          CDATA        #IMPLIED"    >


Chapter 5

In 5.7.5
In the Rules and encodings table add:

stroke-type	yes	yes	name of line type or a negative integer
1	"solid" or "-3"	
stroke-offset	yes	yes	relative distance (0..100%)	0%
"25%"	
fill-style 	yes	yes	index value 	0	"4"	
hatch-type 	yes	yes	index value	1	"1" or "-2"	
pattern-type 	yes	yes	index value (>0)	1	"2"	
edge-visibility	yes	yes	"on" or "off"	"on"	"off"	
fill-offset 	yes	yes	NVDC point	"0 0"	"0.2 0.5"	

stroke-type defines the line type within the target object (APS or
picture) to which the property is applied. stroke-type overrides the CGM
attributes LINE TYPE.  Valid styles are: solid, dash, dot, dash-dot,
dash-dot-dot or user defined values that are defined within the WebCGM

stroke-offset controls the percentage of the first cycle of the stroke
pattern that is omitted when.  Stroke offset overrides the GGM primitive
LINE TYPE INITIAL OFFSET and EDGE TYPE INITIAL OFFSET within the target
object (APS or picture).

fill style determines which of the classes of interior ('hollow',
'solid', 'pattern', 'hatch', 'empty', 'geometric pattern', or
'interpolated') is used to draw a filled-areas.  It corresponds to the
CGM attribute INTERIOR STYLE and will override the current values of
that attribute within the target object (APS or picture), if the
fill-style Style Property is applied.

hatch-type determines which of hatch pattern to use within solid
elements of the target object (APS or picture).  Hatch-type overrides
the CGM primitive HATCH INDEX and must refer to a hatch that has been
defined with a HATCH STYLE DEFINION with the WebCGM

pattern-type determines which of pattern to use within solid elements of
the target object (APS or picture).  Pattern-type overrides the CGM
primitive PATTERN INDEX and must refer to a hatch that has been defined
with a GEOMETRIC PATTERN DEFINION with the WebCGM

edge-visibility determines if the edge of a solid elements of the target
object (APS or picture) are drawn.  Edge visibility overrides the CGM
primitive EDGE VISIBILITY.

fill-offset sets a reference point for patterns or hatch fills within
the target object (APS or picture).  Fill offset overrides the CGM
primatve FILL REFERENCE POINT for the given application structure.


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Stuart Galt
SGML Resource Group
stuart.a.galt@boeing.com
(206) 544-3656