cgm (Domino DTD)
Represents a Computer Graphics Metafile, which is the International Standard for storage and exchange of two-dimensional graphical data. A cgm metafile specifies which positions the collection of elements, such as geometric components of a picture or line color details, may hold in the metafile. It provides a useful format for combining raster and vector images.
Containment Hierarchy
Contained by: %image.formats;
Syntax
<!ELEMENT cgm %binary;>Attributes
<!ATTLIST cgm|
height |
%twips; |
#IMPLIED |
|---|---|---|
|
width |
%twips; |
#IMPLIED |
>height
Height of the image measured in twips, which are 1/20 of a point.
width
Width of the image measured in twips.
Defined entity for <cgm> element
The %twips; entity represents a twip, which is a unit of measure equaling a twentieth of a point. This unit is used to lay out space or for defining objects on a page or other area that you can print or display on a computer screen. A twip is 1/1440 of an inch and 1/567 of a centimeter. Like the pixel, you can adjust the size of a twip as you change screen resolution, but, unlike the pixel, the twip expresses an absolute value for printing. This entity is used in the <cgm> element.
Syntax:
<!ENTITY % twips "CDATA">