2.1.1810 Part 4 Section 19.1.2.21, stroke (Line Stroke Settings)

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For additional notes that apply to this portion of the standard, please see the notes for pict, §14.2.2.2(a); pict, §14.5.1(a); background, §17.2.1(a); arc, §19.1.2.1(gggg); group, §19.1.2.7(a).

a.   The standard indicates the endcap attribute is used for any path.

Office requires that the shape's path is open for the endcap attribute to work.

b.   The standard indicates how the althref attribute is used.

Office does not persist the althref value on file save. The value of althref replaces the value of the src attribute on file save if the href attribute is not defined.

c.   The standard indicates how the href attribute is used.

Office does not persist the href value on file save. The value of href replaces the value of the src attribute on file save if the href attribute is not defined.

d.   The standard does not specify bounds for the miterlimit attribute.

Office has a maximum allowed value of 32767 for the miterlimit attribute.

e.   The standard indicates how the src attribute is used.

On file save, Office replaces the value of the src attribute with the value of the href attribute, if defined, or the althref attribute href is not defined.

f.   The standard does not specify bounds for the weight attribute.

In Office, the minimum value is zero and the maximum value is 20116800 EMU for the weight attribute.

g.   The standard states that the values of the filltype attribute are defined by the ST_FillType simple type.

Office does not support the values of gradient or gradientRadial.

h.   The standard indicates that the default value for the weight attribute is 1 pt.

Office uses a default value of 0.75 pt for the weight attribute.

i.   The standard indicates that relid is a valid attribute.

Office does not support the relid attribute.

j.   The standard does not restrict the number of instances of the stroke element.

Office allows at most only one instance of the stroke element in each place where it can be used.

k.   The standard states that values of the opacity attribute are defined by the XML Schema string datatype.

Office defines the values of this attribute with the ST_Fraction (§3.9.1, ST_Fraction) simple type.

l.   The standard states that the values of the miterlimit attribute are defined by the XML Schema decimal datatype.

Office defines the values of this attribute with the ST_Fraction (§3.9.1, ST_Fraction) simple type.