WML the % Sign Affected Areas (was Re: Material for next week's WG4 Teleconference: Proposed Responses to DRs 08-0001 through 08-0008, and 09-0033)

[MURATA Makoto (FAMILY Given)]

>17.18.xx  ST_TextScalePercent (Text Expansion/Compression Percentage) 

>This simple type specifies that the percentage by which the contents
>of a run shall be expanded or compressed with respect to its normal
>(100%) character width, with a minimum width of 1% and maximum width
>of 600%.

Since this paragraph is about a simple type rather than an element 
or attribute, this paragraph should not mention expansion or 
compression.

>[Example: Consider a run of text which must be compressed to 200%
>when displaying each character within the contents of the run. This
>constraint is specified using the following WordprocessingML:
..
>This run explicitly declares that the w value is 50%, so the contents
>of this run appear at 50% of their normal character width by
>compressing the width of each character. end example]

This example already appears in 17.18.95 and is thus redundant.

>9.10.xx  ST_TextScaleDecimal (Text Expansion/Compression Percentage) 

>This simple type specifies that the percentage by which the contents
>of a run shall be expanded or compressed with respect to its normal
>(100%) character width, with a minimum width of 1% and maximum width
>of 600%.

Again, this paragraph should not mention expansion or compression.

>[Example: Consider a run of text which must be expanded to 300% when
>displaying each character within the contents of the run. This
>constraint is specified using the following WordprocessingML:
>
><w:rPr> 
>  <w:w w:val="300"/> 
></w:rPr> 
>This run explicitly declares that the w value is 300, so the contents
>of this run appear at 300% of their normal character width by
>expanding the width of each character. end example]

This example is inappropriate, since this subclause is about a simple
type rather than an element or attribute.




Cheers,
Makoto