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[Bart <sc...@gmail.com>]

(cross-posted because of question overlap)

Hey all,


I'm building a map interface and the mouseover
events don't seem to trigger like I think they should. 

I essentially have three data types, namely 
points, lines and areas, which are:
  circle (fill only, stroke:none, pointer-events: visibleFill), 
  line (stroke only, fill:none, pointer-events: visibleStroke) and 
  area (fill only, stroke:none, pointer-events: visibleFill) 
elements in SVG (the CSS set via classes).


However, it seems to regularly decide to
not react or decide a part of an area isn't part of
it in terms of mouseover. 

`It' being ASV3 and Batik (I havent tested on
more), which seem to do do the same thing,
so it may be because of data,  although the
viewers seems to differ a little in what areas
they react to, and it may be my delusion but
it also seems to vary with zoom level even
when zooming is just viewBox alteration.


Possibly related is the fact that the help button
seems to sometimes stop working. Event overload,
perhaps?


The SVG is at:
http://svg.scarfboy.com/newiface/test.svg
(I may be working on it and break it)

The simplest example layer would be 'quads':
the left area only responds to part of it,
apparently only on the right (and bottom)
sides of it.  



Another question: most of it seems to work in
Batik, except dragging (which I disabled and
reimplemented), which makes squiggle
stop drawing. Any idea what could cause
it to react like that?


Greet,
--Bart

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