Precision Graphics Markup Language

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Precision Graphics Markup Language ( PGML ) is an XML -based markup language (markup language) for two-dimensional vector graphics . PGML was proposed as the standard by Adobe , IBM , Netscape , and Sun at the W3C in April 1998 , but was unsuccessful.

The proposal for an XML-based vector graphics format competing with PGML was Vector Markup Language (VML). VML was proposed by Autodesk , HP , Macromedia , Microsoft , and Visio Corporation to the W3C in May 1998 .

PGML and VML were later combined and improved to create Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG), which was adopted as a standard by the W3C.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ VML Draft at the W3C
World Wide Web Consortium standards
recommendations

ActivityPub • ARIA • Canonical XML • CDF • CSS • DOM • Geolocation API • HTML • HTML5 • InkML • ITS • JSON-LD • MathML • OWL • P3P • PLS • PNG • RDF • RDF schema • RIF • SCXML • SISR • SKOS • SMIL • SOAP • SRGS • SSML • SVG • SPARQL • Timed Text • Turtle • VoiceXML • WSDL • XForms • XHTML • XHTML + RDFa • XInclude • XLink • XML • XML Base • XML Encryption • XML Events • XML Information Set • XML Namespace • XML Schema • XML Signature • XPath • XPointer • XProc • XQuery • XSL • XSL-FO • XSLT ( elements )

Working drafts
and candidates

CCXML • CURIE • SMIL Timesheets • sXBL • WICD • XFrames • XBL • XHTML + MathML + SVG • XMLHttpRequest

Remarks

XAdES • XFDL • XHTML + SMIL • XUP

Guidelines

Web Content Accessibility Guidelines • Multimodal Interaction Activity • Markup Validation Service

Initiatives

Web Accessibility Initiative